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Norfolk Weekly News Journal

Location

Norfolk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1908

Page

7

Norfolk boxers draw in four round hall bout

Kid Dilek eon of Oman and apey Lewis of Culveston and Norfolk fought to a four round draw at Olney hall on Norfolk avenue. Claude Dickson showed late punch power while Lewis earlier led with headwork and agility in a spirited youth match before a small crowd.

Norfolk Avenue Kid Dilek Oman Apey Lewis Culveston Norfolk Harry Lewis Lewis Dickson Olney Hall First Second Streets

Charles Mix Fight Goes On

Geddes fights Wheeler for the county seat in Charles Mix county with Lake Andes attempting to overturn county commissioners ruling that Geddes petitions have a majority. Lake Andes backs a court challenge to substitute its town for Geddes on the ballot, offering to stake $500 against Geddes. The move hinges on signatures of legal voters and a statewide rule limiting ballot competitors to one town.

Sioux Falls Geddes Lake Andes Wheeler Charles Mix County Wihmeler Althongh Hele

Unclear legal dispute over board selection and ending note

Fragmentary text references a dispute about choosing two towers and a board, with residents confident a recount would reveal an error and a court case likely to end with an adjustment.

Terescus Take Andes

Belle Fourche Wool Market Sets Records Closing Result

The Belle Fourche wool market closed after its largest business ever. Total wool marketed this year reached 1,000 pounds, compared with 1,750,000 last year and 1,600,000 in 1906. average price about 16 cents per pound. About 100 pounds shipped on consignment, the rest sold outright.

Helle Kowrohe Belle Fourche

Boy Shot Self While Playing With Revolver Near Norfolk

The fourteen year old son of Gustave Jahn, six miles southeast of Norfolk, shot himself in the hand while handling a twenty two caliber revolver. He fainted from pain before aid arrived. Amputation is not planned if infection does not occur. Pierre. & D. Ang. Bou cher completed his term of court in Stanley county. Bowen murder case jurors could not agree. George Clawson received ten years for rape Jack Rodgers eighteen months for horse stealing Peter Peterson ten months for assault with dangerous weapons. Jail terms were given for petty offenses.

Gustave Jahn Norfolk Myrtice Doughty Paul Wetselle Bonnier Mise Huth Mount Fremont Marion Stipe Misees Mary Minnie Verges Zitkowski Pueblo Colo A. Drumm Daveter Sioux City J. W. Kidder Moses Kidder Oakdale Preston Ogden Roebuck Charles Gibbs Gibbs Mabel Rilling Des Moines F. Erskine Crystal Lake Sam Erskine Lowell Erskine Charles Bridge Roy Wibben Warren Beeler Louie Thompson Clifford Parish Lloyd Pasewalk Erskine Omaha Bee Elizabeth Sharpless Rey Roosevelt Washington Nebraska E. A. Moore American Shoe Company Selts Sehwal Shoe Company Chicago Moore Methodist Sindlay School

Northwestern freight hits Missouri Pacific train at Fourteenth and California

A northbound Northwestern freight collided with a westbound Missouri Pacific coach at Fourteenth Street in Omaha due to a right of way misunderstanding. The Northwestern engine derailed but no serious injuries occurred as crew J C Bonamyer and B F Haffner escaped by jumping. Two empty coaches were crushed, one derailed, as the Missouri Pacific cars moved from Union Station toward the roundhouse.

Omaha Northwestern Missouri Pacific Fourteenth California J.C. Bonamyer B. F. Haffner Bonamyer Missouri Wnion Round House

Arrest Warrant Sought to Return Stolen Team

Special from Valentine Nebraska reports Tripp County South Dakota holds men tied to a theft of a team and buggy from Star Livery barn. Sheriff travels to Lincoln for requisition papers to bring prisoners back to Valentine. governor must approve before release.

Valentine, Neb Tripp County South Dakota Star Barn Tripp Crawford

Prairie chicken case nets fines for two Wheeler county hunters

In Wheeler county H.8 Nelson and BE L Jorgen eon were arrested by Deputy Game Warden Hunger for possessing prairie chickens. They pleaded guilty and were fined 21 dollars each. They argued locals hunted similarly but recognize the need to obey game law.

Albion News Wheeler County Nelson BE. L. Jorgeneon

Nichols reports record wheat yield of 37.5 bushels per acre

C A Nichols says forty acres of wheat produced about thirty seven and a half bushels per acre this season the best yield heard. Many fields range from twenty five to thirty bushels per acre indicating strong overall production.

C. A. Nichols

Norfolk Democrats weigh fusion and names for 1912 primaries

A Norfolk political roundup outlines shifts in support among Democrats for the fusion ticket with Berge and Shallenberger, noting personal loyalties to Dahman and Latta in congressional races. It also reports on local social news, visits, and upcoming campaigns including a potential Roosevelt appearance.

Shatlenberger Berge Dahman Jim Norfolk Juste Insue Edgar Howard Latta Harry BR. Fleharty Omaha E. O O. Garrett Fremont Boone County North Nebraska John Mattes Nebraska City

Norfolk Trade Excursion Pushes North on Northwestern Line

Lincoln Star notes Norfolk businessmen will undertake a 160 mile trade excursion on the Dallas line of the Northwestern road. The piece praises Norfolk as a progressive Nebraska city and challenges Lincoln merchants to match the initiative to meet trade representatives during such trips.

Lincoln Star Norfolk Dallas Nebraska Omaha Lincoln

Potter County Moves To Issue Bonds For Court House

County residents push to submit to voters in November a $50,000 bond issue for a new Potter county court house. The current court house and jail are condemned as inadequate, with a mass meeting creating committees to advance the plan ahead of the commissioners next meeting.

New South Dakota Court House Sioux Falls Board of Commissioners Bon Homme County Potter County Court House

Plainview Sterlings Tie O Neill In Long Rubber Game

Plainview Sterlings defeated O Neill 4 to 2 in twelve innings at O Neill yesterday afternoon in a spectacular game. Dunaway and Chapman starred for Plainview while Phimley and Wilson led O Neill with key hits.

Plainview Neb Plainview Sterlings O'Neill Dunaway Chapman Sterlings Phimley Wilson Hildebrand Gween Smigger Allison Green Chaplin Shenover

Beeler Heads for Chicago on Sunday Business

F. A. Beeler departed for Chicago Sunday noon on a business trip. Miss Eleanor Murray of Omaha was mentioned in the same context, indicating a social or familial link during the visit.

F. A. Beeler Chicago Eleanor Murray Omaha

Railroad Men Meet to Discuss Public Square Deal

The Railroad Men of this division plan a Wednesday evening meeting at Railway Hall Junction. The new Protective Association aims to win public support for fair treatment of railroad workers while stressing a sane public viewpoint and avoiding actions harming the nation.

Pusition! Association New Protective Association

Bride of Anoka Larber after sixty mile automobile trip

Miss Alma Zieme of Beaver City Neb and Anoka Larber wed at Center Knox County following a sixty mile auto journey. Larber, a barber, left town to seek his bride and the ceremony occurred enroute as Cupid triumphs over elopement plans amid Knox County celebration.

Alma Zieme Beaver City Neb Anoka Larber Anoka Cupid Guy Wilberger Alan Zlenie Wile Eer Center Knox County Wiburger

Norfolk race meet signals and fires on the rise

A Norfolk note outlines plans for a three day race meet tied to railway connections and an expected Beatrice Express service. It also reports a fire in Norfolk with damage to a residence and a high school blaze tied to past summer incidents.

Ger Fate Service Spondi Norfolk Dave Wihieh Fe Beatrice Express Wayne Normal Wayne Demoocrat Georgh Austin Nebraska Elele del Duel Normal Meadow Grove Austin J. L. Stine Christian Church

Fire destroys Klug home outside city limits in Norfolk

A kerosene lamp exploded in the Klug residence in Edgewater park around seven. The fire destroyed the two story home outside the fire district while Mrs. Klug escaped uninjured though her hands were burned. Firemen could not use city water. The blaze prompted calls for expanded fire protection for outlying districts. The adjacent King residence was saved.

Henry Klug Edgewater Park Norfolk Krantz William King Klug

Long Pine Carnival Shines Despite Bad Weather

Long Pine Neb Aug 17 Special to The News despite rain and poor conditions the Long Pine carnival drew crowds and proved a success. Farmers, unable to stack hay or harvest, joined the festivities as the event progressed. The final day opened with morning rain but cleared by noon, creating ideal conditions for the balloon ascension by Capt C C Church.

Long Pine Neb C. C. Church

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