Tabor Topics Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Local notes record Mr and Mrs Ernest Hardy moving from Omaha to Tabor. Visits include Mr and Mrs M Rice and daughter Jessie to Malvern, and Mrs W B Bell visiting with her Wyant parents in Malvern. Frank Green buys George Hall residence in North Tabor for 1800 dollars. Miss Mattie Morrison returns for summer from Manning. Vera Tipple to return from Bowling Green, Kentucky after teaching music. Community events feature Decor ation Day address by L T Genung despite drizzle. Shadowed by issues of petty theft and burglaries in Tabor, including at the college and Cox meat market lease transfer to Cudahy in South Omaha.
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Ernest Hardy
Omaha
Tabor
M Rice
Jessie
Manning
Vera Tipple
Bowling Green
Chicago
L. T. Genung
Jesse West
Cox Meat Market
Cudahy Company
South Omaha
Maurice Thompson
Miscreant Steals Blankets From Stone Buggy In Malvern
Malvern notes report a thief took two blankets from Fred Stone’s buggy while hitched in front of the Catholic church last night. Other items include Milt Van Doren selling three loads of sheep at the South Omaha market for 86.25. Miss Alice Brothers returns from Agra with Dr Howard Brothers. Misses Lillan and Ethel Cunningham return from Sigourney where they taught. Miss Louise Hoffer recovering from typhoid under Dr M E Corbin. Clifford Boyer ends fifth year with perfect attendance. Ruth Bingaman matches with six years. Judge Whitney continues with the paper.
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Fred Stone
Milt van Doren
South Omaha
Alice Brothers
Agra
Kansas
Howard Brothers
Lillan
Ethel Cunningham
Sigourney
Louise Hoffer
M E Corbin
Clifford Boyer
Ruth Bingaman
Alumni Banquet Spotlight Class of 07 and Guests
The commencement week climax was the alumni banquet at Cottage Hotel with 38 alumni and guests of honor. Toasts by Lawrence Tal bott and Geo Masters, with performances by Liva Richards, Elmer Davis, and Olga, closed with Auld Lang Syne. Meanwhile local news covers stock show plans, bids, and school board changes in nearby towns.
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Cottage Hotel
Lawrence Talbott
Forest Chantry
Arthur Rice
Liva Richards
Yale
Elmer Davis
Olga
Clayton
Geo Masters
Perley
Hillsdale A Buudson Improves Water System
Hillsdale A Buudson makes progress with water works at his property while Bunton recovers from an ax injury suffered chopping near Strahan. Local farmers near Strahan are prospering selling corn at 45 cents, with Elmer Patterson moving 3000 bushels and R B Sharpe 1200. Miss RF Brougham visited Cornell Bluffs last week, attending Academy friends and the St Francis Academy Senior dramatic circle operetta The Tyrolean Queen.
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Buudson
Bunton
Strahan
Elmer Patterson
R B Sharpe
RF Brougham
Cornell Bluffs
Academy
St Francis Academy
County School Notes Diploma Winners and Honor Credits
Fifty six rural pupils sat for promotion to the ninth grade with thirty three passing. Eleven have a chance to retake, twelve likely cannot reach passing this year. Names listed for diplomas by township and school follow. Special credits include high marks in orthography and memory. Week of review starts June 10 at Glenwood High School. no expense unless extra help is needed.
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Anderson Township
Farm Creek
W. A. Hongas
Fairview
Hazel Sowers
Ingraham
Prairie Valley
Nellie Stone
Elsie Knight
Plumer
Edna Neimoller
Gustave Young
West Liberty
Gertrude Ostrander
Iva Salmons
Eleanor Hacrette
Union
Bernece Taylor
Preston
Ina Salyers
Lizzie Maher
Clara Slater
White Cloud
Foxworthy
Grace Stevesson
Ruth Breeding
Minnie Pearce
Pearl McFarland
East Sunbeam
Robert Shaul
Rawles
Goodfellow
Ruth Rodman
Maple Grove
Grace Evans
Isabel Wolfe
Billa Wolfe
Forest Grove
Tara West
Eleanor Eacrett
Eleanor Garrett
Glenwood
W. M. Moore
Moyer's Early Life and Public Sympathy in Boone
The article details Charles Henry Moyer, leader of the Western Federation of Miners, born in Boone County and raised near Boone. It notes his youth, travels, mining career, and ascent to federation president, highlighting popular support from locals and a Chicago woman’s moment of awe at his imprisonment.
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Charles Henry Moyer
Western Federation of Minera
Boone
Charlie’ Moyer
Boone County
Boone (Ia
New York Herald
Quincy
Boone-story
Charies Moyer
Exovernor Steunenberg
Idaho
Mr. Moyer
Clark Luther
Luther
Fred Mills
Wyoming
Dakotas
Chicago
Homestead
Lead City
Miners’ Union
Western Federation of Miners
Denver
Federation
Moyer
Telluride
Boise City
Ida
Cripple Creek
West
Colorado
Lorgnette
Aya
Steunenberg
F. Moyer
Willard Foster
Firtt
Ilhad
Charlie Moyer
Automatic mail carrier installed in city apartments by postmaster general
A new automatic apartment mail delivery system uses an electrically operated vertical carrier to transport mail to locked boxes inside flats. The postman accesses a glass door, loads mail, and the device lifts, drops, and returns, reducing human handling by hall and elevator staff. Installed in several new high rise buildings with plans for older residences.
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Big City
Maida
Ttt
Architectu and Builders
Tts
Atlantic City Plans Fifty Year Paris of Americas Transformation
City officials and business leaders met at the Hotel Chalfonte to map an ambitious fifty year plan to transform Atlantic City into the Paris of Americas. The project envisions a Venice style artificial canal from Gardner’s Basin to Chelsea, grand water towers, and extensive parks. A 135 foot boulevard between Pacific and Illinois avenues will boost hotel values as Pacific widens toward Arkansas avenues.
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Atlantic City
Chalfonte
New York Evening Sun
Venice
Gardner's Basin
Chelsea
Pacific Avenue
Illinoia Avenue
Exposition Plan for New Orleans to Celebrate Panama Canal
The Chicago Record-Herald reports New Orleans plans an ex position to celebrate the Panama Canal completion. A conference is called for June 26 27 28, 1913, with commercial bodies across the southeastern Mississippi valley invited. The 1915 1916 exposition would be at Lake Pontchartrain shore behind the city. New Orleans aims to raise 5 million dollars, potentially growing to about 15 million from various sources.
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New Orleans
Chicago Record-Herald
Mississippi Valley
Progressive Union
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Lake Pontchartrain
A Wall From a Duke at Jamestown Exposition
A colorful lyric in mock dialect laments souvenir plundering by visitors at the Jamestown exposition. The speaker imagines a yacht crew and guests stripping ship gear, lamenting loss of anchor, bow, and engine while pledging to guard freedom with a barb-wired fence on the next trip.
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Montague
New York
Amer- Atl
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Tabor Topics
Malvern
Judge Whitney
Jamaica
Penang
Tone
Nutmeg Tone Brothers
Deg Moines
Mrs Farnham
al Marshall
Tip Padgett
Clyde Deardorff
Salt Lake Clity
John Wills
Oregon Short Line Railway
Fred Durbin
C. H. Peer
Mr Durbin
Livingstone Suits
W H Salyers
Bertha Bushnell
Rue Otis
Miss Mae Miller
Hillsdale
KEME
Finkenstein’s
Amos Dean
Carpenter & Contractor
Glenwood, Iowa
S.S. Clark
Barber
L. 8. Robinson's Jewelry & Music Store
S. S. Clark
Miner
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