Stanton Errors Lose 2 10 Game
Stanton at Plainview game ends 41 to 2 in favor of Plainview. Stanton fielding miscues plagued the home team while Hartman pitched steadily for Stanton. A late frame near-miss at home ends Stanton’s comeback bid as umpire calls runner out. Numerous local briefs follow, including residents’ travels and community notices.
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Stanton
Neb
Plainview
Amond
Mainview
Theely Witting
al Pont
Feld
Tepner
Schner
Hartman
Tepwer
Peters
Staunton
Aimes
Wednesday Influx of visitors and departures noted in city
Local notes list residents and guests in town from Wisner to Omaha including Miss Emma Lane, Mrs. Albert Miller, Rev. Hofius, President Clemmons, Miss Lizzie Hopkins, and Otis Bridwell. Several travelers depart for Plainview, Argos, Bazile Mills, Hot Springs SD, and Chicago. A death notice for T. A. Taylor at Lynch is reported.
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A. J. Colwell
Argos
Ind
Emma Lane
Plainview
W. J. Stafford
Omaha
William Zutz
Hoskins
Albert Miller
Hadar
Mr. Hofius
Pierce
J. J. Clements
Madison
E. F. Stear
Fred Koerber
Bruce Raymer
Washington
Kaw
Will de Hart
le Mars
Hahn
Surprise
President Clemmons
Fremont Normal
Lizzie Hopkins
Meadow Grove
Otis Bridwell
Bedford
A. F. Tannehill
Carl Wilde
Bazile Mills
Mr. Craig
Junction
John Potahl
Krause
City
Tyler
Chadron
William Beck
Mr. Edwards
Fremont
H. V. Evans
W. H. Blakeman
Casper
Wye
Thomas Kane
Maryville
Kane
Norfolk
Martin Kane
George Scott
W. F. Hall
Columbus
C. H. Pilger
Black Hills
P. F. Bell
Hot Springs
8. D
Rebecca Duggan
Galeshore
Walter Vail
Rock Rapids
Ernest Filler
Bloomfeld
Emma Wetzel
Bonesteel
John Carton
H. C. Sattler
O'Neill
Helle Temple of
Wayne
C. Cc. Gow
Jeft
Chicago
Kate Stafford
Pearl Reese
T. A. Taylor
Lynch
Katherine McGill
Wisner
Nellie Kane
W H McClusky Dies in Minneapolis Hospital
Winside Neb Aug 20 telegrams report the death of W H McClusky a prominent resident of the town He was about sixty and leaves a 300000 estate to his wife and two sons Funeral will be held at Sergeant Bluff where his mother lives and interment will be in Sioux City Masons will conduct the funeral
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Winside
Neb
W. H. McClusky
Minneapolis
Sergeant Bluff
Sioux City
Winside Masons
Madison County teachers institute in session at Madison
Attendance hits 117 teachers the largest in years as Madison County teachers attend the week long institute. County Superintendent F S Perdue leads with instructors H H Hahn A V Teed Miss Elizabeth Sheehan and Reese Soloman aiding in Madison Nebraska. G M Hopkins attends and will take Meadow Grove schools next September.
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Madison
Neb
H. H. Hahn
Blair
A. V. Teed
Ponca
Elizabeth Sheehan
Columbis
Reese Soloman
Norfolk
Madison County
F. 8. Perdue
Boyd County Teachers Institute Opens in Butte
The seventeenth Boyd county teachers institute is in session at Butte this week with instructors including Superintendent Meyer Brandon of Butte Superintendent J G Mote of O Neill Prof Charles J Weeks of Fremont and Miss Kath erine Linton of Spencer The institute started with over fifty enrolled and will reach about seventy five before the week ends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte, Neb
Boyd County Teachers’ Institute
Butte
Meyer Brandon
J. G. Mote
O'Neill
Charles J. Weeks
Fremont
Katherine Linton
Spencer
Free Methodist Conference Closes Butte Session Appointments Made
The Butte Free Methodist Conference ends with 200 delegates departing after a sermon by Bishop W. A. Sellen. The report lists conference appointments and ministers assigned to districts including Lincoln Omaha district led by Rev. E. E. Hatfield and Norfolk Butte district led by Rev. W. M. Adams along with numerous supplied ministers and locations across Nebraska.
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Free Methodist
Butte
Neb
W. A. Sellen
New York City
Free Methodist Annual Conference
E. E. Hatfield
Lincoln
Omaha
Mary E. Stafford
L. M. Poff
Louisville
Walter White
Wymore
T. B. Rutledge
Nebraska City
William McElfresh
J. L. Rvleye Blair
A. Almepoker
Yutan
William Johnson
Fremont
T. B. Wilson
Cereseo
la Platte
York
W. M. Adams
Ainsworth
Norfolk and Butte
South Side
Celia
Harry Green
Mills and Kirkwood
J. A. Everts
Lynch
L. E. Barnes
Inman
Disease Rumors Fly Through Hutchinson County Links to Cattle
Reports from Centerville Wakonda Vermillion and nearby towns claim anthrax has appeared in Hutchinson County cattle regions. The rumors are unconfirmed but raise concern about potential outbreaks affecting herds in Mutehinson adjoining Yankton County.
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Centerville
Wakonda
Vermillion
Hutchinson County
Mutehinson
Yankton County
Notice to creditors in the estate of James N MecCarthy
In Madison county Nebraska notice is given to all having claims against the estate of James N MecCarthy of the deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers with the county judge by February 26 1909 and hearing is set for February 25 1900 at 1 p.m. Notice will be published in the Norfolk Weekly News Journal for four weeks prior. Witness Wm Bates county judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Madison County
James N. MecCarthy
James N McCarthy
Madison
Norfolk Weekly News
Journal
Ausnet
A. D
Wm. Bates
Night Storm Drenches Norfolk With Heavy Rain and Lightning
A strong rainstorm hit Norfolk during the night with heavy rainfall and vivid lightning. Most rain fell around midnight, with a second burst at 2 AM, totaling about 1.18 inches and leaving streets only slightly muddy in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Anthrax's Spread Plagues South Dakota Farmlands
Reports from Clay and Yankton counties show thousands of cattle dead as anthrax persists. State veterinarian Dr. T H Hicks leads vaccination efforts, warns of contamination and soil persistence, and notes farmers sometimes expose carcasses to cattle and people.
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Sioux Falls
Clay
Yenkton
T. H. Hicks
Hicks
Clay County
Madison county institute enrollment lists teachers by town
The Madison county institute reports teachers enrolled yesterday with lists from Norfolk Battle Creek Newman Grove Meadow Grove Madison and other communities. Names include Stella Stirk Marguerite Lund Lillian Swenson Mary Richardson Ada Laeneker Katheryn Tully and many others across multiple towns. The piece also notes a Columbia Life first accident payment to Ross Vorce of Norfolk for two weeks of accidental injury benefits.
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Madison
Neb
Madison County Institute
Norfolk
Stella Stirk
Linda Winter
Lenora Stirk
Glennie Shippee
Clara Rimovsky
Thelma Gravel
Edith Risoe
Nora Petras
Nellie Hyde
Etta Smith
Minnie Devel
Edna Devel
Elsie Devel
Matilda Fox
Eleanor Mueller
Willie Adams
Lida Squire
Lydia Brueggeman
Bessie Widaman
Celia Mullen
Lottie Johnson
Battle Creek
Marguerite Lund
Ita Barnes
Ethel Montross
Mollie Taylor
Hale Taylor
Hilda Cassel
Mary Brink
Minna Lampert
Mattie Simmons
Ruth Richardson
Dorothy Wade
Agnes Barnes
Dora Hansen
Hallie Cornett
Anna Hughes
Claire Hughes
Jennie Hughes
Newman Grove
Lillian Swenson
Fahne Doty
Winifred Pike
Jessie Wells
Rose Widergren
Mary Johnson
Golda Berghund
Della Johnson
Meadow Grove
Mary Richardson
Gastava Griffith
Gertrude Wright
May Dow
Etta Phillips
Amber Adams
Olive Cloyd
Rose Sheets
Mingle Thomas
Sadie Thomas
Emma Kraft
Anna Crown
0. C. Colegrove
Margaret Fichter
Phyllis Collins
Tilden
Jennie Dales
Chloe Pugh
Ella Nelson
Ruth Franks
Ellen Brogan
Rose Brogan
Lottie Dales
Jesse Larson
N. BE. Bentley
Adah Laeneker
Louise Kurtz
Esther Witzel
Minnie Witzel
Belle Gilespie
Gladys Jenkins
Estella Bauch
Anna Olson
Edna Barney
Rose Broom
Edna Craig
Alta Chittenden
Elsie la Cornee
Pearle Elley
Katheryn Tully
Dena Rynearson
Blanche Coleman
Noama Craig
Viola Carson
Clarence McParland
Anna Neidig
Sophia McFetters
Sarah McFetters
Edith Lyon
Katherine Bay
Pearle Gilland
Eden Bay
Elizabeth McFarland
Mabel Horsham
Harold Diers
Eva Horsham
Josie Richardson
J. A. Doremus
Amelia Bauch
Ella Vollstedt
Nellie Trent
Minnie Reeves
Elizabeth Busteed
Mamie Giltner
Bess F. Perdue
Winside
Lola Dauthit
Emerick
Kathryn Holy
O'Neill
Agnes Kelly
Columbia Life
Creighton
Columbia Life Insurance Co
Nebraska
Ross Vorce
Norfolk High School advertises new building and normal training
The Norfolk school board promotes its modern high school facility and a new normal training course. The ad targets graduates of eight to eleven year schools and prospective teachers, detailing facilities, library access, revised curricula, and certificate benefits under the new plan.
Free high school law opens door to four year training
Rural districts urge county officials to back a freighter education plan while a new law guarantees four year high school access for most. Students may start in eighth to eleventh grade in their district, then proceed to a normal training high school to prepare for college or teaching, without cost. For details contact the Nebraska education secretary or the Norfolk superintendent.
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Norfolk
Norfolk Board
Newman Grove
Battle Creek
Tilden
Meadow Grove
Board of Education of
Newigh
Gardea
State Department
Boeing
Superintendent of Schools
Neb
Norfolk library board to raise 400 for Carnegie site
The Norfolk library board forms a special soliciting committee to raise about 400 in the next three days to complete funds for a 104 by 150 foot Carnegie library site at Eighth street and Norfolk Avenue. Final word will be sent to Andrew Carnegie by week’s end. The aim is to have the building erected this fall.
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Eighth and
Norfolk Avenue
Carnegie
Norfolk Lbrary Board
Eighth Street
Andrew Carnegie
Norfolk
Library Board
Carnegie Library
South Eighth Street
Brary Board
All Star Cast Leads Norfolk School Show Next Tuesday
Lexington’s Delroit earns notice among state school men though little known by northern Nebraska veterans. The holiday production from Norfolk’s school opens Tuesday with a 26 week WARM show featuring sixty performers led by Willam Pt. Conley and others.
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Lexington
Delroit
Althoneh
Norte
Nebrakka
Norfolk
Tienday
Primary de Non
vAorm
Cmedwo
Allstar
Willam Pt
Conley
Choyvlon Colling
Berbert Carter
Donald McKensie
Walter Ir. Smith
Mary Malatesta
Julia Carties
Latulle Lanrette
Mabel Wilton
Spencer Wins 4 2 To 0 Game at O Neill fair races
First day results at O Neill show trotting and running events with Dr. Reber taking the 2:24 trot and Uno winning the 2:21 pace. Holt county running, Re Jane owned by George Page wins, while Spencer defeats O Neill 2 to 1 in baseball with late scores and fielding errors.
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O'Neill
Dr. Reber
Norfolk
Spencer
Uno
Holt County
Re Jane
George Page
Winhers
BL Pp. Cagwin
Sabetha
Kan
Gladiola
FL W. Mitchell
Havelock
Birdies Collier
W. W. Evans
Independence
King Reo
P. C. Dellew
Hartington
H. B. Woods
Sac City
Capitola
F. P. Cagwin
Bessie Billion
Osborn Brothers
Tilden
Windsor Walnut
Ro Jane
eGorge Page
Jennie F
Peter Duffey
Freddie
W. Gibbons
Crorts
Conger
Primley
Baterles
Wilson
Barrington
Local notices and appointments fill Norfolk page
Fragments note births marriages and moves including a newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs I C Brady. Edith Barrett hired as bookkeeper for Dr Salter. William Parks of Scribner examined before pension board. Louie Behrens takes annual vacation. Mrs P A Shurtz in poor health after Colorado visit. J H Lough sells home on South Fourth to William Barr. J M Cevert sells canvass glove business to Ben Walker and Joe Noves. Howard Brevmer back as ticket agent at Northwestern depot. Mrs J A Mackay recovering from injuries from a runaway. J M Covert elected a Norfalls delegate to Lincoln convention. Rev Samuel Gregg to preach at Park Avenue Church with fall revival. C H Burton introduces a novel chronometer timepiece. James E B Delzell, Lexington schools chief, visiting Norfolk en route to Neligh. recalls seven years teaching near Orchard.
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la A. Rothe
Sim
Paelle
St Paul
Seattle
Portland
Vancover
Canada
Birdie Kuhl
Beaver Dam
Wis
Visst
Columbus
Lake Mills
Milwauke
Chicago
Earl Blakeman
W. H. Johnson
Madison
Christan
Clearwater
Junction Depot
Pine Ridge
S&s. D
BE. Stanfield
Gal Stones
P. H. Salter
Frank Salter
E. L. Brush
Wakefield Republican
Henry Kruse
Corner Drug Store
Norfolk
Des Moines
A. Bear
Bear
Edgar Howard
Fremont
Howard
Democratic Party
Dan Stevens
Judge Howard
Nebraska Telephone Company
Tilden Independent Telephone Company
Norfolk Street
Tilden
Hattie Alberry
Omaha
I. C. Brady
Koenig Stein
Edith Barrett
J. M. Cevert
Ben Walker
Joe Noves
Cevert
Joe Wishness
Howard Brevmer
Northwestern
Deadwood
J. 4
Mackay
Fremont Hospital
Modern Brotherhood of America
Norfall Lodge
J. M. Covert
Lincoln
Samuel Grege
Park Avenue
Christian Church
C. H. Burton
James EB. Delzell
Lexington
Neligh
Delzel
Antelope County
Orchard
North One Trip in Norfolk Delayed to September
The north one visiting excursion to the Bonesteel line is postponed to about September 4 after a city conference with business leaders. Mayor Sturgeon said locals are growing interested though initially unclear on the plan and that organizing the trip will begin promptly.
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Sturgeon
Norfolk
Lamro Bank Nears Opening After Tank Building Completion
Lamro residents report the new tank building is nearly complete and the Lamro bank is expected to open to the public in a short time. The August 20 note confirms preparations for the financial institution.
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Lamro's
Lamro
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Plainview Sterlings
Maka
Bristow
Mise Z. Northcutt
U. Fa
Philadelphia
HW. L. Indider
W. EB. McDonall
Northern
Antelope Telephone Company
Misa Elele Thielman
HH. F. Haase
Merrill
R. A. Mittelstadt
D. Rees
Pilger
Louie Behrens
Antona
J. H. Kierstead
Ed Thoms
Kilerstead
John Smith
William M'Clusky
Madison Institute
Institute
Perdue
Teachers’ Institute
Boyd
NYNG
South Dakota
Hula Ord
Folk High School
Norfolk High School
Norfolk School Board
Ibrary Board
Reber
O'Neil
North
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