Comet Tale From Turning Hawk Voiced In Nebr Report
The oldest Omaha Indian Turning Hawk recalls Halley’s comet seen seventy five years ago with a tail and sparks lighting the night. He describes past fears and beliefs, recent voting by whites, land loss, and warns of future trouble as he predicts the star’s return alongside a note on Democratic campaign fundraising.
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Walthill
Neb
Turning Hawk
Nebraska
Halley
Platte River
Missouri
Elkhorn River
Thurston County
Elkhorn
Omaha
Hawk
Michael Landers Returns From Visit to Whitesboro
Michael Landers has returned from a five weeks visit at his old home Whitesboro New York. His sister Miss Mary accompanied him.
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Michael Landers
Whitesborro
N. Y
Miss. Mary
Flabbergasted talk and dandruff remedies in period mischief
A loud tirade on inflated phrases and Roosevelt era word coinages runs through items about college quotables and a wide mix of notices. The column mentions Dr. J A Reiley leaving for Patton California, local visits, land for sale in Drew County Arkansas, Parisian Sage dandruff remedy promises, and a Palmyra Monroe baseball game with Buell and Hagan shining, plus assorted society notes from Hannibal and Quincy newspapers.
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Palmyra
O. M. Diemer
Monroe
Buell
J. B. Hagan
New House Rule Limits Speaker’s Control Over Legislation
The Quincy Herald notes a new rule allowing a majority to remove a bill from obstructive committees and place it on the calendar for passage. This curtails the speaker’s power to bury measures by sending them to friendly committees, a revolutionary shift in legislative control. The article also lists local social updates from Kansas City and nearby areas, including visits and travels of residents.
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Quincy Herald
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B. A. McNutt
Wood
J. N. Southern
Hogers & Celatore
Bell 66
McClintic
LAW
Monroe City Bank
Monroe City
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Monroe City Mo
John A Yates
J J Robinson
John Shearman
W W Longmire
T M Boulware
W H Carrico
Meriwether & Meriwether
Attorneys AT Law
James R. Hull
Monroe Hospital
W. T. Rutledge
Oslo
Redman Block
Varlet
U.S. Smith
Hannibal, Mo
N. A. Drescher
Southern & Spalding
W. T. Youel1
Monroe City,mo
Democrat
R. L. Buell
Elliott's
Bell
J. R. B. Kidd
Creamery Mills
J. T. Lee Willery
Sal We Eet
Marion
A. S Jayne
H. E. Clark
Democrat Ottier
House of Representatives
Washington
National Democratic Congressional Committee
Washington, D.C
Republican Committee
Joseph E. Ransdell
Gordon, Neb
Carrie Hampton
Trappe Maas Desians
CorvaionTs Ac
Colation
Limonia
York
Das FF Bt
Dandruff
Roosevelt
Teddy
J. A. Reiley
Patton, Cal
Eliza Rouse
Frances Rouse
Dorothy Patterson
E. Y
Col. W. T. Youell
Elbert Yates
F.& M. Bank
Hornback
Auris Hannibal
Drew County
Ark
Monticello
J. A. Cook
L. M. Wood
L. Hagan
Gosney Monroe
Monroe Battery
Jack Connelly
Quincy
Herretta
Paris
Littler County
Abraham Buller
Laura Runodles
Maggie Howard
Joo
A. Byrd
Waterville, Wash
Lena Hedburg
Maude
Mable Cochran
Oakwood
Hedburg
Northwest
Hannibal Journal
Ralls County
St. Louis
Carlisle
Robert Parker
Shelbyville
Mesdames Davis and
Morgan
Hiram Clough
Warren
City
Winfield
Mary Murphy
Kansas City
John Whitecotton
Near Shiel
Frank Murphy
Minnie Hedberg
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