Hastings Social Notes Include Visitors And Gatherings
Hastings residents hosted guests at Whitnall home and in Emerson. Grace McDonough returns from Glenwood for summer. Hastings cemetery association held a social in KP hall and a box social at North Grove school. Avery Oklahoma lawyer AS Webber formerly of Hastings now resides. Thimble Bee hosted by Mrs M R Talley amid rain delays.
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DJ Whitney
Chicago
Whitnall
Mra I’ H Priest
Doris
Randolph
Grace McDonough
Glenwood
The
Hastings Cemetery Association
KP Hall
AS Webber
Red Oak
Strip
Tex
Avery
Oklo
M R Talley
North Grove
August Anderson
Stanton
Charles Kroon
Liya Richards
Lincoln
Sebern Boyd
Warrison County
Mia Chas Lincoln
Herbert Olson
Emerson High School Sees Promotions and Changes
Seven member Emerson class will send two to college Grace Sandiland at Fairfield Mildred McFadon at Indianola Grace Hydeman named new Emerson high principal succeeding Lois Wilson who marries June 5 Memorial Day service set for Thursday at 2 pm in the Emerson opera house with Rev McClelland to speak and a soldiers graves decoration to follow Laverne Tollinger appointed by County Clerk Batney to assist deputy clerk in Avoca at 2000 yearly. ties to his father Tollinger, the current deputy.
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Emerson High School
Grace Sandiland
Fairfield
Mildred McFadon
Indianola
Grace Hydeman
Red Oak
Lois Wilson
Milton Honneyman
Morning Sun
Hydeman
Avoca
Verne
M Tollinger
Legal Notices For Mills County District Probate Courts
Friends of the Tribune are urged to designate with their attorneys or the publication officer that legal notices in Mills county district or probate court matters be published in the Tribune. Also a customer note proclaims Foley’s Honey and Tartar cough remedy not affected by the national pure food and drug law as it contains no opiates.
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the Tribune
Mills County
Tribune
Foley
A.J. Howe
Tabor Topics School Events and Local Changes
Elzie Harrington trades his blacksmith shop for Pete Larison’s residence in Tabor. G McCormick sells his coal business and plans a move to Central Nebraska for health. Nellie Christy is reelected for another year in Sheridan Wyoming schools with a higher salary. Attorney J H Murphy and daughter visit from western Montana to his father-in-law B S Torrence in Tabor. Local pupils perform flag drills with speakers and a concert at Congregational church. Woman’s Relief Corps presents a flag to the schools, accepted by Wilbur Mann. Taft declines Taft invitation for Tabor College jubilee. secretary expresses appreciation and wishes he could attend.
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J H Murphy
Tabor College
Montana
B S Torrence
Prades
Congregational Church
Woman's Relief Corps
Anna Bell
Wilbur Mann
Taft
Ernest E. Taft
Tabor
Hart
Silver Spoon Mystery and Distant Sands in an Ohio News Clip
An English lord recalls losing a silver spoon in a station house, later recovered. A desert-like stretch between Carthage and Stirlingsville in Jefferson County, N. Y., is noted for drifting sand and blinding winds. Michigan beet sugar yields rose from five and a half to seven tons per acre from 1904 to 1905, with a strong 1906 potential. Kidney disease is warned as deadly, with Foley's Kidney Cure advertised as a preventive aid. ad copy cites A. J. Howe of Glenwood.
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Carthage
Stirlingsville
Jefferson County
Michigan
Saddest Confederate homecoming ended by mistaken shot
A Georgia father, awaiting his deaf son returning from the Civil War, fires on a stranger at the gate. The son is killed, mistaken for a burglar, and the tragedy unfolds as the family conceals the grim event until the guests arrive for the planned reunion, a funeral like no other in the region. The tale, cited from diaries and a New York Sun retelling, echoes the war’s lingering sorrow.
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Bruaps
Trave
Tie
A Story of General Lee and General Scott
The tale recalls a Richmond visit by General Lee after the Civil War. A mother asks the child who General Scott is, and the boy answers a traitor. Lee rebukes the remark, saying Scott was true to his convictions of duty, as Lee was to his.
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Lee
Richmond
General Lee
General Scott
Hilary A. Herbert
Arlington
Old Foes at Gettysburg Meet Philadelphia Veterans
Survivors of Pickett's Charge, including General Armistead's sword, gathered on the battlefield last September. The Philadelphia brigade, four regiments strong, aided in the defense as Armistead fell beside Cushing's cannon. The sword’s return sparked reminiscences of the Civil War clash and the men who fought there.
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Pickett
Philadelphia
George BE
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Lewis Addison Armistead
Cushing
Armistead
United States Army
West Point
Jubal A. Early
Chapultepec
Cemetery Hill
New York Herald
Russia Helped North In Civil War Secret History
An old sailor recounts a secret 1807 Alaska purchase linked to U S strategy. Russia allegedly loaned 500 sailors and translated orders for Farragut’s fleet, aiding Union victory. The tale appears in the Portland Oregonian via Salem, Oregon resident Thomas Thompson, collected by Gabriel Justus Dahlgren.
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Farragut
Alasia
Wiliam H. Seward
Russia
United States
Alaska
Cronstadt
America
Portland Oregonian
Gabriel Justus Dahlgren
Salem
Ore
Thomas Thompson
Lead Bullet Emerges From Civil War Veteran in New Jersey
Caleb Muir of Four Corners near Plainfield New Jersey a Civil War veteran who had long been treated for consumption suddenly coughed up a half ounce lead bullet after a violent coughing fit doctors say the bullet entered near his lungs during 1864 Shenandoah campaign he has since recovered and gained eight pounds in three weeks the bullet was one of three fired during his Union service and previously left in his body after hospital care in Washington D C
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Caleb Muir
Four Corners
Plainfield
N. J
Muir
Philp Sheridan
Shenandoah Valley
Washington
Hospital Corps
Chicago
Monument to the Unknown Dead of the Civil War
The Philadelphia Public Ledger carries Eleanor C. Donnelly’s tribute to the unknown dead. It laments nameless soldiers, praises their sacrifice at Arlington, and honors them with solemn verses about memorials and divine knowledge of their fates.
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Arlington Cemetery
Eleanor C. Donnelly
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Romance of Andersonville Prison Monument Debate
A New York World tale recounts Captain Wirz and a hidden story of a Federal woman prisoner who bore a child near Andersonville. Her husband aided by sharing his clothing, allowing their escape to Americus for aid before evacuation.
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Andersonville
Henry Wirz
Americus
Wirz
New York World
Stonewall Jackson Recall Draws North and South Unity
In a Los Angeles Times article, Stonewall Jackson is celebrated as a beloved Confederate general famed for his simplicity, daring, and leadership. A wartime scene on the Rapidan showed evolving cross-river cheers as Federals shouted Hurrah for Stonewall Jackson, signaling a rare moment of shared reverence amid division.
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Stonewall Jackson
Jackson
Rappsahannock
Stonewall
Los Angeles
Nimes
Tabor and Northern Arrival Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary timetable data shows arrivals and departures for Tabor and Northern service with times like 4.80 pm 1 120 am 690 pm and 11 pm figures. Includes partial notes on Malvern and routes varying by location with unclear minutes.
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North
Omaha
BOF Tee Bees
Conrail Bluffs
Mineola
Ease Bilver City
Ates Malvern
Strahan
St Louis
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