Tabor Topics Adds Local Moves And Appointments
Mrs ML Myers has been on the sick list. Will Tuey family packing foods and preparing to move to Plattsmouth. Miss Cleoa Carson began teaching in Egypt district near Bartlett. Patricius Hurlbutt of Sheridan Wyoming visiting Tabor relatives. Miss Lulu Kilpatrick to West Side Ta to teach history and English. Miss Roxy Christy visiting sister Nellie Christy in Sheridan. Fall term of Tabor public schools starts next week Sept 7. college opens Sept 14. Mrs Elia Tipple arrived Friday from a six week visit.
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ML Myers
Nellie Christy
Sheridan
Wyo
Tabor
Sehools
Elia Tipple
Tabor News Briefs Updates On Residents And Staff
Mrs James West of Sheridan Wyoming mourns daughter’s passing while local buyings include Nelson Delavan purchasing the residence south of George Smith place on North Main. Miss Fern Williams departs to teach Rock Valley Public Schools for a fourth year. Rev J B R Ramsey accepts call to Helena Montana. Tabor WCTU elects officers led by Alma Hunter as president and Mrs George Smith as corresponding secretary.
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James West
Sheridan
Wyo
Nelson Delavan
Allen
George Smith
North Main Street
M F Embree
Carroll
Neb
Mary Townsley
HM West
Earl McCormick
LaFayette
Cal
Fern Williams
Rock Valley
Ed Purdy
North Dakota
Canada
Milford
Saskatchewan
Virgil B Hill
Tabor College
William Brooks
Tuey
Plattsmouth
Anna Reed
Tabor
Grinnell
George L Pierce
J BR Ramsey
Fairview
Walnonsie
First Methodist
Helena
Montana
Richard Gibbins
Pittsfield
Lou Gibbins
Elyria
WCTU
Alma Hunter
W A Brintnall
Dietz
George Sedgway
Wall Street visitors and local social notes in Peaceville area
Charles Frances and Blanche Hammeral visited in Peaceville while nearby residents Heny Buch and relatives traveled to Cornell Bluffs and Omaha. Local families including W F Andrews, R H T Coffeen, BEF Wunagan, Rains, Grant Lewis, and James Martin hosted or visited. An old settlers reunion occurred in Glenwood and several thefts of melons and other crops were reported locally.
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Charles Frances
Peaceville
Wall Street
Blanche Hammeral
Josie Kerney
Heny Buch
Cornell Bluffs
Omaha
W F Andrews
Malavern
R HT Coffeen
Bef Wunagan
Rains
Balfour
James Martin
Grant Lewis
Council Bluffs
TS Market
Frank Rockafellow
Flastings
Charles Esterquist
RO Mayberry
J N Darland
Eizie Kerney
Old Settlers
Glenwood
Paul Seaton
Unsettled social scene sparks fear of harm in town
Last week reports cite losses of spring chickens and fears of foreign talent active in the area. Locals warn of 3 or 4 unfriendly individuals with trigger fingers loitering at fence corners. Silver City and Malvern attended a social midweek, receipts around forty dollars. Rev Peter Jacobs of Silver City returned after a long absence to deliver a speaking sermon on the Anointment.
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Silver City
Malvern
Peter Jacobs
Silver Cty
Local Notes From Silver City and Surroundings
SILVER CITY J L Smith has been on the sick list for a few days. Mrs Ed Pullman is home from an extended visit with relatives at Hastings, Neb. JJ Mass and wife returned from a week with relatives at Emerson, Neb. Spellering's band played at Hastings for the old soldiers reunion. Many from Silver City attended the Iowa state fair in Des Moines. Myr and Mrs Stanton Warren of Glenwood visited parents Mr and Mrs D Jackson. Miss Mary Mareen returned from Verdigris, Neb to resume work at the Times office. David Wood farm near Silver City sold to John A. Young of Macedonia for 6000 dollars, 112.50 per acre, possession March 1. Webster Mains fell ill with paralysis with right side and throat affected, serious condition.
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J L Smith
Ed Pullman
Hastings
JJ Mass
Emerson
Spellering
Silver City
Des Moines
Myr
Stanton Warren
Glenwood
D . Jackson
Mains
Hillsdale County News Briefs Highlight Local Goings On
Miss Nellie Anthony of Hillsdale spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs M M Anthony in Malvern. Mr and Mrs M Waltermire left Tuesday for Shelby Nebraska to attend the MB conference as he serves as a conference member. They expect to be gone about ten days. Mr and Mrs Lou Sawyer returned last Saturday from a trip to Wolbach Nebraska where crops looked good. School opens in Hillsdale next Monday with Beulah McCoy of Emporia Kansas as principal and Edith Dean as primary teacher. Parents are urged to visit the school to support their children. All the county news in the Tribune.
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Nellie Anthony
Mills County
Malvern
M M Anthony
M Waltermire
Shelby
Neb
Lou Sawyer
Wolbach
Hillsdale
Beulah McCoy
Emporia
Kansas
Edith Dean
Free List A Nebraska Paper on New Tariff Bill
The paper argues the public overreacts to a tariff revision raising many everyday items to the free list. It lists acorns, aconite, catgut, bladders, birds, ice, ivory tusks, shrimp, skeletons and other items as examples. The tone suggests the public is hard to please even with free availability of these necessities.
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Nebraska
Does Your Stationery Reveal Your Business Quality
Your business is judged by the quality of your stationery mailed to customers. Review your letterheads envelopes and advertising literature and imagine John Jones as your company name. If it doesn’t satisfy you seek a printer that treats small orders with the same care as large ones and prints only first class work. The Tribune offers job printing on its honor and will please you.
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John Jones
the Tribune
Birds and airship laws reshape flight era
A speech by an air ship expert notes the era already includes flight like birds. He explains the need for new laws to protect air travelers from reckless shooters, highlighting safety as the current challenge in early aviation.
Expensive CB and Q Passenger Cars Built for Main Line Service
The CB and Q railway firm reports nine high priced passenger cars costing $220,000 each with steel frames and 70 feet length. Two cars to run between Chicago and St Paul and seven on the main line. A fast mail train No 15 struck and killed eight cattle near Corning a few days ago but the engine stayed on track.
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CB & Q Railroad Company
Chicago
St. Paul
Corning
Health and Beauty Product Ad Claims Foley Laxative
An old ad promotes Foley's Urine Laxative as a cure for indigestion stomach and liver trouble and habitual constipation claiming it cleanses the system and is pleasant to take. Signed A. J. Howe Glenwood.
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Foley
A. J. Howe
Glenwood
Quieting Title Notice in Mills County Iowa Land Case
In Mills County District Court a plea by Sarah Plumer seeks to quiet title to lands described in section 22 and 23, township 73, range 43. The suit claims Inger Nelson was the true owner and that she used the names Inger Nelson and Inger Oak in related proceedings. If defendants fail to appear by the September term starting September 21, 1909, default and decree will follow. Published weekly for four weeks in the Mills County Tribune.
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District Court of Iowa
Mills County
Sarah Plumer
Sass Nelson
Inger Nelson
Inger Oak
Iowa
District Court of
State of
Grenwood
GunnNne & Genung
Pacific Junction notices and local happenings roundup
Pacific Junction and vicinity spark with events, visits, and trades. Circo coming to town next Thursday. Numerous residents travel to games in Glenwood and Denver. A 20th wedding anniversary celebration, school postings, and a wagon mishap near town are noted. Railroad improvements and a large sale near the Junction draw attention amid ongoing ditch work and tobacco trade. Kelley & Co advertises wares including phonographs and jewelry.
New Line of Stationery On Display At Kelley & Co
New stationery line arrived with each purchase includes an elegant 16x20 picture suitable for framing. Call and view the collection at Kelley and Co.
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Kelley & Co
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