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Norfolk Weekly News Journal

Location

Norfolk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1908

Page

3

Mower accident injures Francis Kent son of Norfolk family

Three year old Francis Kent was severely injured when a mower driven by his father Sam Kent Sr cut into his left foot behind a weed dune near Norfolk. Doctors in Battle Creek operated for two hours to reattach bones and save the foot, with blood loss a critical factor and infection risk looming. Francis is son of Sam Kent Jr and is a grandson of the Kent couple who recently celebrated their golden anniversary.

Sam Kent, Jr Francis Kent Sam Kent Mr Kent Kent Norfolk Battle Creek

Koenigstein Declines County Attorney Run

County Attorney Koenigstein will not seek re election. He failed to file the written acceptance required by primary law and thus leaves the Republican field open. Nominees for the party are now James Nichols of Madison and H. Halderson of Newman Grove, with J. C. Engelman securing the Democratic nomination in Norfolk.

Jack Koenigstein Koenigstein Norfolk James Nichols Madison H. Halderson Newman Grove J. C. Engelman

Rev Sam Small on Civilization and Devil Topic

Rev Sam Small delivered a Saturday afternoon chautauqua address titled His Majesty the Devil. The Norfolk visit featured humor and prior talks on Is our Civilization a Failure. Smith and Gorton vaudeville entertainers were noted as unusually good. In Newman Grove reports Mack timed cars at about fifty one mph, noting village speed limits and timing observations.

Sam Small Sam Jones Norfolk Methodist Church Small Smith & Gorton Newman Grove Marshall Mack Main Street Mack

Notice of Arrest for Law Disregard Warns Public

A stern warning is issued that disregard of the law must be halted and a wave of the hand toward an automobile implies arrest. Any party arrested should appear at the Justice's once to answer the complaint, thereby saving additional contact.

Lightweight champion Nelson goes fishing near Spokane

Spokane reports that Battling Nelson of Hegewisch UL, world lightweight champion, has gone with a San Francisco party into the Snake River country south of Spokane for a month of fishing and camping at Ek Creek Falls. He is in excellent condition after his recent victory over Joe Gans.

Spokane Wash Awe Battling Nelson Hegewisch Snake River Country San Francisco Ek Creek Falla Joe Gans

Cornhuskers in many big battles for 1908 season

Lincoln Aug special reports Nebraska’s football team plans a heavy schedule with most veterans returning. Minnesota and Iowa games on foreign soil, Antelope Park as practice ground, Weller or Westover as possible assistant coach, list of returning players includes Benson Beltzer Johnson Halligan and more. Also obituary notes Miss Josephine Durland died Aug 10 1908 in Norfolk after a long illness. A quip on marriage and fidelity ends the item.

Lincoln Ecornhocker Bager Enat Nebraska Minnesota Minneapolis Iowa Iowa City Mayer Cole Harvey Weller Antelope Park Westover Panama Benson Beltzer Johnson Halligan Collins C. Collins Ewing Harte Walcott Sommerhalter Chalopuka Frum Temple Birkner Bentley Kroger Cook Peru Iona Grinnel Haskell Ames Kansas Hastings Wabash Josephine Durland Sarah Josephine Durland Daniel Terry Jane Durland Greenville New York Bright Miss Durland Ezra T. Durland Esther John R. Manning Willis Durland Terry Craham Elvira Durland Etta Durland Clara Mapes Charles B. Durland Norfolk Gilbert E. Durland Plainview Andrew J. Durland Victoria British Columbia Prospect Hill Cemetery

Nebraska potato belt growth drives Brown County boom

North Nebraska potato belt expands with Brown County farmers investing from five to forty acres. Last year yielded higher prices with average returns around $100 per acre, and leaders like Joseph Bijot reported about $125 per acre. Buffalo Flatta acreage estimated at 500 acres, Brown County growers near 1,000 total. The 1998 crop expected to be largest in county history.

John M. Cotton Ainsworth Star Journal Treite Ag Nebraska Colorado Brown Rock Keya Paha Cherry Sheridan Dawes Sioux Hox Butte Brown County Joseph Bijot Ainsworth Long Pine Brown County Potato Growers Association Buffalo Flata Iowa Missouri Kansas

Saturday Siftings: Local Visits and Travelers

A stream of social notes lists residents and visitors in Pierce, Stanton, Hoskins, Hadar, Madison, Battle Creek, Norfolk, and nearby towns. Names include Miss Ella Schulz, Carl Korth, Mrs. E. H. Tracy, Tessie Dixon, Jack McCarrigan, Mrs. August Huebner, Mrs. A. M. Averill, Miss Lillian Lucky, Mrs. A. C. Winter, Mrs. William Hamilton, Jesse Watson, G. A. Mueller, Mrs. S. Hayes, Mrs. L. Palin, Miss Stella Stirk, Miss Gertrude Brewer, Miss Stella Bauch, Edith Hermann, Frank Pilger, J. F. Lindsay, Mrs. J. C. Lindsay, and Mrs. Armstrong.

Ella Schulz Pierce Carl Korth Stanton Lillian Lucky Hoskins A. C. Winter Petersburg William Hamilton Jesse Watson Plainview Frank Hamlton G. A. Mueller Hadar S. Hayes L. Palin G. A. Lindsay A. RR. Armstrong Butte Butte Gazette Norfolk J. C. Myers Armstrong W. J. Stadelman W. H. Pilger George H. Burton F. B. Davenport

Gregory Alle Trounge Spencer Burks Dallas Triumph

Gregory reinforced by Burke and Dallas defeated the Spencer team 66 to 1 in Spencer Sunday. A large Gregory delegation attended the game while Gregory had picked up two top players from Dallas and five from Burke. Earlier Spencer toured Gregory county winning all games.

Burke Gregory Dallas Spencer Bunch Spencer Gregory County Walling

Spencer Tour Sums Rosebud Runs in Four Wins

Spencer, Nebraska on August 11 reports four wins on a Rosebud tour. The nine beat Burke 28 to 11 and 10 to 0, Dallas 13 hits powered by Spencer’s pitching, and Gregory 1 to 0 in a late game. Manager Combs led Burke to Burke and Spencer to 11 of 15 season wins.

Spencer Rosebud Neb Burke Dallas Gregory Geehorn Bunnell Asus Barrington Geohorn Donats Ford Danas Sessine Sane F Hatterles Walling Tarrent Kemp Harris Lynch Combs Grantz Dunnell

Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending August 1

Madison County Abstract compiles transfers from Norfolk area additions and plats. Buyers include J G Cuplin to John W Rife for 150 dollars. C S Hayes addition. W F Braasch to B E N Ziesche for 1800. Lian D Carver to Charles W Sprout for 11200. Patrick Stanton to EB Hulkart. James N Parker to Jennie A Graham for 700 with partial lot interest. Maude Gildea to Nellie Anthes. J L Slauter to John Haley for 6000. Herman Fricke to James Finkal for 10400. Anna L Allen to John Rogers for 1. John R Saxton to John Denny for 850. Updike Grain to John Phinney for 1. John Phinney to Farmers Grain and Livestock for 4000. Telephone Construction to Norfolk Long Distance for 7500. cast lot 7 block 2 Mathewson addition. Carl Horst to Lena Horst for 110 feet in Barnes third addition.

Madison County Abstract Company Mapes and Hazen J. G. Cuplin John W. Rife C. S. Hayes Norfolk W. Braaseh N. Ziesche W. D Pasewalk Lian D. Carver Charles W. Sprout Patrick Stanton H. Lulkart Q. Co James N. Parker Jennie A. Graham East Mathewson Maude &. Gildea Nellie O. Anthes Durland J.L. Slauter John Haley Herman Fricke James C. Finkal Anna L. Allen John Rogers Q. C Battle Creek John R. Saxton John Denny Updike Grain Company John Phinney Koenlestelin Farmers’ Grain & Livestock Company Consideration Telephone Construction Co Norfolk Longe Distance Telephone Co Carl Horst Lena Horst Barnes Madison

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