Hearst the Paradox as a Political Force and Enigma
J. A. Burgerton portrays William Randolph Hearst as a towering, polarizing figure in American journalism and politics. He notes Hearst owns nine periodicals, shapes their editorial line, and wields unmatched influence while presenting a mild, reserved public persona. The piece weighs Hearst’s wealth, media empire, political aims, and potential gubernatorial bid in New York, arguing he is a force to be reckoned with for years to come.
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Gelf
California
United States
Hearst
Boston American
The
New York American
New York
Evenlog Journal
Das Morgen Journal
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Chicago Chambner
Chicago American
San Francisco Examiner
Iearst
Earst
W. R
William Randolph Hearst
Boston
Los Angeles
Shade of
Addison
Tlerist
Wehr
Brutus
Bryan
Stis
Congress
Alray
George Randolph Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Willie Boy
Timner
Napoleon
Phebe Hearst
Virginia
Harvard
Europe
San Francisco
J. 4
Bpgurton
Hastings Notes From The Hathaway Farm And Local Affairs
Hastings local items report the Hathaway boys moving from the farm, Miss Clara Viin Ausdale ill this week, and Mrs Laura Simpson with Eva Starr visiting Malvern. Several upcoming events are announced, including a baccalaureate sermon by Rev OF Shaw, May 18 commencement exercises at ME church, and May 18 graduation. Changes in property and small town movements are noted, with Ivan Durbin trading property for 160 acres in Merrick county and work shifts as Banks Boney digs sod. An accident injures ID McGinnis’s left foot in Carson yard, but no amputation required and recovery expected in weeks.
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Hathaway
Clara Viin Ausdale
Diantha Young
Clara Baxter
Laura Simpson
Eva Starr
Malvern
Rev OF Shaw
May W Parnham
Mamie Hicks
Banks Boney
W E. van Ausdate
J E Austin
WH B Laudeman
Nebraska
Dewiff Wooster
Louisiana
Miss Luther
ID McGinnis
Sidney
Carson
Hastings
Emerson Visitor Edith Evans and local notes
Edith Evans visited Omaha on Wednesday while Iva Cheney conducted county capital business. Arthur McClain bought 160 acres northeast of Emerson in Montgomery county at 70 dollars per acre. Dr RB Tubbs purchased the Hart homestead at 645 Willow Avenue for 6000 dollars from Ernest H Hart. Sarah H Hart lived there until recently and will move in later this month for residence and office use.
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Iva Cheney
Arthur McClain
Emerson
Montgomery County
Council Bluffs Noupariel
RB Tubbs
Ernest H Hart
Willow Avenue
Hart
H W Hart
Sarah H Hart
Tabor News and Events Highlight Local Meet and Exhibits
Red Oak high school baseball is billed to face Tabor College at 2 pm Saturday as part of the preliminary field meet exercises. A fine art and curio exhibit by the Woman's Union of the Congregational church draws public attention as the finest of its kind in Tabor. Academy prize declamatory contest crowned Millard Wyant of Tabor in oratorical class with The Union Soldier. Helen Scheibenberger of Norwich won dramatic, Agnes Harris of Tabor won humorous, with varied instrumental and vocal numbers accompanying the program.
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Red Oak
Tabor College
Woman's Union of the Congregational Church
Tabor
Millard Wyant
Helen Scheibenberger
Norwich
Longfellow
Agnes Harris
Valliant
Hillsdale Baptismal Services Next Sunday Schedule
Ray J J Val ley of Dow City will preach and administer the baptismal covenant next Sunday morning. In the afternoon at 3 o clock the same services will be held at West Liberty. Everyone is invited to attend all services.
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Ray J J Valley
Dow City
West Liberty
Halls Catarrh Cure Advertised As Internal Remedy
An old advertisement claims catarrh is blood related and cannot be cured by topical means. It promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure taken internally, says it acts on blood and mucous surfaces, and lists Druggists selling it with testimonials and a family laxative product.
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Cheney & Co
Hali
Henderson and Carson Local Notes Roundup
Sunday visits and town arrivals from Henderson Carson and nearby areas. Notables include Bert’s OK from Frisco and deaths in Colton and Tacoma. social events, church meetings and a moonlight picnic north of the Nishna bridge. a new Burroughs adding machine at Citizens Bank. Vita Moynes to Boise City teaching job. and a Methodist bazaar cook book coming soon.
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Frank Graham
Carson
Rebecca Rayburn
Macedonia
Wm Workman
Gordon
Frisco
Bert
Carse Implement
Harry St John
Henderson
Emerson
Colton
Cal
JL Graham
Eden Harlan
Ken Hunter
Red Oak
Christian Church
M C Harover
Mosley Chase
Burlington Junction
George Boileau
Farmers National Bank
Griffith Thomas
Nishna Bridge
Young
Local notes from Silver City and Council Bluffs
Mrs Harry Weasrin returned from Missouri Valley. G Schoening paid $7 in Justice Sfield's court at Council Bluffs for killing a wild duck out of season. Win Crosby, brother of Mrs W B Oaks, survived the Frisco earthquake. Twenty people were entertained atEG Van Kirk's home Tuesday. Miss Dora Banister and her father visited Omaha Tuesday. Rev Moser will deliver a bacculan reate sermon to Mt Vernon school graduates at the Methodist church next Sunday.
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Harry Weasrin
Missouri Valley
Mt Vernon
Methodist Church
Mineola News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Happenings
Postmaster Toe Bichel is ill with quinsy and his brother Lovie tends the office. A new baby arrived May 2 at the hotel home of Wm Hubner Sr. Mrs Dr Brunig and Mrs I W Bichel visited Friday. Sons of Herman plan a Grand Picnic in Buebner Park on June 3. Frauen-Verin to host a Box Social and Ball on May 9 in Mineola hall. Quilt raffle at 6 pm. Bring filled boxes for sale. Independent Telephone Co completes Mineola to Balfour line.
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Toe Bichel
Guinsy
Lovie
Wm Hubner Sr
Dr Brunig
L W Bichel
Herman
Buebner's Park
Frauen-Verin
Mineola Hall
At & Pm
Independent Telephone Company
Mineola
Balfour
Epworth League Officers Installed at East Liberty Church
A church social note records community visits from Hillsdale and Hillsdale area, including the May 3 arrival of BALFOUR A fine boy at W EB Prancis home and visits by the Byron White and GeorgeBulington families. East Liberty Epworth League installed officers led by Pres ident Mrs EF Kerney and other officers including Mrs Sherman Jones Miss Max Jackson and Miss Josie Kerney.
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Rena Hurst
Hoy Mayberrey
Foley's Kidney Gate sale notice at Tribune office
Kidney complaint kills more people than any other disease. The text notes the insidious nature of kidney disease and the need for early recognition. Foley's Kidney Gate is advertised as a preventive measure to avoid fatal outcomes.
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Foley
Unclaimed Advertised Letters at Glenwood Post Office May 1906
Advertised letters awaiting pickup at Glenwood post office in May 1906 include names such as William Stons Wolfe Anderson Hail Taylor Armstrong Alexander Blair and Charila Brown. The notice lists several initials and partial names among the unclaimed items.
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Glenwood
William Stons
LG Wolfe
Anderson
Hail
FH Taylor Clamin Armatrong
Alexander Blair
Charila Brown
White
P, M
Tanon and Northern Rail Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary timetable notes Tanon and Northern services with partial times at Malvern Qdium and Tabor. Entries show 445pm 1120am 620pm then 715pm 860am and 00pm unclear. Names appear but details are incomplete and dates unspecified.
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Ybemalvern
Tabor
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