Carlock to Sell Farm Near Gregory S D
Auction announced for Wayne B Carlock farm near Gregory South Dakota described as a top Northwest property. The listing recalls a July article detailing the modern homestead large barn scientific pig pens purebred cattle and thriving crops with oats at sixty bushels per acre wheat around twenty and corn yielding well in spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne T. Carlock
Gregory
S. DD
Newnan
Maktinge
Laet
Melba
Agricultural College
Wayne B. Carlock
World retracts synopsis of Hale interview as a fake
The New York World admits the November 21 synopsis of the Hale interview with the Kaiser was a stupid error. The paper prints a full apology and editorial regret, stating the piece was misleading and an honest mistake due to overzeal. Dr. Hale confirms he warned the World that the synopsis was fake before publication.
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New York
the World
Hale
Kalger
Edward
Prince von Buelow
Berlin
New York World
Keeper Rescued After Twelve Hours In Lake Michigan Gale
Edward Stilling keeper of the reef light four miles from Racine Wisconsin was rescued by the steamer Racine after spending twelve hours in an open launch. He left the lighthouse yesterday and was swept into the gale on Lake Michigan near Racine.
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Lake Michigan
Chicago
Edward Stilling
Racine
Wis
Reorganization Planned for Chicago Milwaukee Line
British American holders of 8 million dollars in bonds in the Chicago Milwaukee electric line won Judge Grossenpels approval to consolidate all foreclosure suits today. The move is seen as forecasting a full company reorganization.
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Chicago
Grossenp
Wild Anarchy in Bohemia Stages Riots and Bloodshed
Rioting secessionists reached a peak in Prague as streets barricade and confrontations with troops and police erupt. Many killed and wounded, hospitals flooded, government urged to adopt strongest repression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Bohema
Fire at big high school reveals faulty fire construction
About forty minutes before students arrived, a fire broke out in the large high school building. Smoke filled much of the structure, yet damage was limited and highlighted faulty fire construction. Janitor Vic Howarth notified the fire department and used a garden hose to quell the blaze. Miss Paine.
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High Schol
Vic Howarth
Miss Paine
Fire damages high school furnace and ceiling
A Sunday fire alarm in a high school building caused smoke and partial evacuation but the school remained in session. The blaze started in the furnace area and spread briefly before extinguishment. The district will replace plaster with metal ceilings and asbestos protection, and the new hose wagon aided the response.
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Bled
Hunter
Krantz
School House Burns Near Madison
Norfolk lawyers returning from court report a Morningside school house west of Madison on fire as their party left Madison.
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Norfolk
Madison
Morningside School
Not a murderer in Norfolk hotel bed mix up
A dazed lodger, under the impression his bed mate sought to kill him, rushed from a Norfolk hotel to the dining room in a directoire night gown crying out he was pursued by a murderer. Two traveling salesmen shared a bed after a mix up, one half awakened and grasped the other’s throat, sparking a dawn commotion among breakfasting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Directoire
Min
Court calendar lists juries and cases in Norfolk district
The record shows orders for security on counts by February 1 and judges weighing cases. It lists jury assignments for next week with numerous civil actions including bank disputes, city disputes, guardianship matters, and various defendants, with dates from Monday through Friday.
Charles Bridge Son Progress Noted in Ohio Hospital
A telegram reports Charles Bridge's son, a patient at Oberlin College hospital in Ohio, recovering from blood poisoning and states that Mr. Bridge does not need to travel east.
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Bridge
Charles
Oberlin College
Ohio
Count Boni de Castellane Criticized by Gould Lawyer
Paris reports Maitre Clemcean, for Anna Gould de Sagan, denounces Boni de Castellane as a money grab, calling his demands laughable given the count’s Parisian lifestyle and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count
Anna Gould
Paris
Maitre
Clemcean
Anna Gould de Sagan
Count Boni de Castellane
Hines Pursues Half Million Dollar Capital Plan
Developer Hines seeks to raise about 500000 dollars in capital for a proposed project. The plan envisions financing, construction timing, and potential partnerships to move the site forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hines
Norfolk Sees Coldest Night Yet With Freezing Temps
A Norfolk reading records the coldest night of the year with temperatures near two degrees above zero near the Vera area. The government thermometer peaked at eighteen degrees during the 24 hours ending Wednesday morning at eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera
Mercury
Norfolk
Goverment
Burlington Road to North West by March First 1908
Horton Independent reports plans for a new Burlington By Co road from Erickson Nebraska to meet the Niobrara river near Haughen's bridge. The line will pass through Keya Paha and Tripp counties crossing the North Western at Stuart or Atkinson and may connect with the Northern Pacific further north. Construction expected to start March 1 1908 with a path through Burton and the German settlements northwest of Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton Independent
Ral Frond
Te Dusit
Independent
Burlington By. Co
Erickson
Neb
Keya Pata
Tripp
Stuart
Atkinson
Niobrara River
Haughen
Kenngston
Meores
Northern Pacific
Omaha
The
Airships and verse echo in Emporia Gazette
The poem by Walt Mason rails at early aviation dreams while praising earthly calm. It laments unsafe flight before wings and hints at awaiting a future voyage beyond this world, imagining sailing round the sphere on two wings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Mason
Emporia Gazette
Spheer
Millionaire Divorce Seeks Separation in New York
Mrs. Keith Donaldson known as the million dollar bride engages counsel to pursue divorce from her husband Donaldson on grounds of cruelty and neglect, filing in New York.
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Donaldson
New York
Keith Donaldson
Oil Case to Last Two Months
John D Archbold testified for a second day in the Standard Oil case as Kellogg pressed cross examination. Moffett president of Standard Oil Indiana is expected next, followed by William Rockefeller. The trial likely will run into late February.
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New York
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil
Standard
Kellogg
Moffett
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
William Rockefeller
Ex Dallas Man Cited for Contempt in Juvenile Court Case
Attorney J. T. Jones formerly of Dallas South Dakota was cited for contempt by Judge McHenry in Des Moines Iowa for a scathing attack on the juvenile courts during a motion for rehearing in a sensational child neglect case.
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Des Moines
J. T. Jones
Dallas
S. D
McHenry
Verdel Outlook Editor Change Signals GOP Tone
Due notice explains the paper will be edited by a strong Republican during the absence of the present editor. Any roasts are not indicative of a political shift.
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Verdel Outlook
New Yorker Named Secretary of the Navy Nominee
Washington reports Col. Robert Mears Thompson of New York will be named secretary of the navy by President Taft. Thompson is a lawyer, financier and former naval officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Col
Robert Mears Thompson
New York
Navy
Taft
District court calendar and upcoming trials at Madison and Norfolk
The Madison district court ends for the week while jury trials begin Monday. Next week includes Mrs. Bonney vs Walcott and several sidewalk cases, and Mrs. Trennepohl vs Norfolk. Judge Welch advances Norfolk session to January 5 1909 due to case load with several cases set for trial and no criminal cases.
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Madison
Norfolk
Welch
E. P. Weatherby
Herman Gerecke
W. M. Green
Northwestern
O. P. Herrick
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Company
Minnie Wegener
Etta Bonney
J. W. Ransom
Jennie
A. Gibson
O. B. Manville
BE. B. King
Newman Grove
King
R. Carney
M. M. Faucett
Faucet-Carmey Candy Company
Faucett
J. BE. Haase
Madison County
Pilsbury Washburn Reorganization Doubts Surface
London officials expressed doubt on December 2 about the success of the Pilsbury Washburn flowering mill reorganization even as the English committee of shareholders accepted the proposal.
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London
Funeral held for Belle White laid to rest at Prospect Hill
Belle White born in 1868 in Wisconsin moved to Norfolk with her parents in 1881. She lived with heart disease fifteen years, worsening in the last three weeks. She attended Trinity Episcopal church and died after a final attack, cheerful to the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle White
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Wisconsin
Norfolk
Abram White
Trinity Episcopal Church
Secrets buried in a recluse home uncover old bonds and tobacco
In Dubuque Iowa on December 2 a search of William Hintrager's home revealed several thousand dollars in Cleveland city bonds due twenty years past. Dozens of tea chests with labels from nearly forty years ago and numerous tobacco caddies dating back about fifty years were also found.
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Hermitage
Dubuque
William Hintrager
Cleveland
Ohio
Independent Telephone Meeting Plans Copper Line Network
In a quarterly gathering of northeast Nebraska independent telephone officers in Fremont's hall, plans emerged to build copper toll lines linking Fremont Columbus and Norfolk Creston and Madison. The project aims to connect Omaha and Sioux City via direct copper service within three months, with extended reach to Grand Island and Union Pacific routes from Columbus. Attendees included district president W. J. Stadelman and secretary T. J. Cottingham, along with executives from Fremont Madison Genoa Omaha and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Telegram
Fremont
Columbus
Norfolk
Creston
Madison
Nebraska
Omaha
Sioux City
Grand Island
Union Pacific
Fiemen
W. J. Stadelman
T. J. Cottingham
Wallace Wilson
0. A. Sunderman
A. Bratt
Genoa
C. Deering
R. BE. Madison
R. C. Field
Lincoln
Butter Market Boosted by Clique
Chicago and neighboring markets are cited as being controlled by a clique of Chicago Elgin and eastern produce men. The group is blamed for inflated butter prices despite higher supply. The alleged deal traces to a recent surge in production and large receipts. Estimates claim storage stocks held by the clique reach 7h percent, with about 1 million dollars invested in the corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nee
Elgin
Shooting Mystery Involving Legation Attache In Washington
Washington police probe names of a foreign legation attache and an army officer wife connected to the mysterious Saturday night shooting of William Sykes a Negro in a fashionable city residence area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington, D. C
Washington Polien Department
United States Army
William Sykes
Lenee
Millionaires' Church Planned for Long Island
New York reports a planned mansion church financed by a millionaires' club on Long Island. The costly edifice aims to serve as a prominent house of worship as part of the affluent community project.
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New York
Lone Island
New House of Worship
Millionaires Rivalry Shapes Center District Church
A report says a fashionable Nanaay county area will see a new shore church rise as a result of rivalry between wealthy families. The plan follows Mrs. Clarence Ho Macknay building a long awaited Trinity parish church in Ros In.
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Nanaay County
Clarence Ho Macknay
Trinity Parish
Ros
Gudge and Fannie White Wed After Turbulent Spouse Saga
A Kansas split with his wife ended in divorce while Gudge moved to Dallas. There he met Fannie FE White, a former sweetheart, who said she was a widow. They married and claim happiness despite years of wandering.
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George
Gudge
Burke
S. da
Gude
Kansas
Bin
Tripp Rush
Dallas
Fannie FE. White
Natorial
White
South Dakota
Northwestern to Take Over Eating Houses West of the River
The Northwestern railroad will replace Rome Miller of Omaha with new management for its eating houses west of the river. Houses are at Norfolk Junction Long Pine Chadron and Buffalo Gap with transfer likely around year’s start. Mr and Mrs M O Walcott are asked to run the Norfolk eatery but will decide later.
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Northwestern Railroad Company
Rome Miller
Norfolk
Omaha
Northwestern Railroad
Norfolk Junction
Long Pine
Chadron
Buffalo Gap
Northwestern
M. O. Walcott
Judge Sullivan Resigns Nebraska Supreme Court Seat
J. J. Sullivan of Columbus, named to the Nebraska supreme court for one year, has resigned citing "sufficient reasons." Governor Sheldon will appoint a replacement. Sullivan was the sole Democrat on the high court under the new amendment. The Democratic legislature aims to canvass the vote and seek reappointment, with Sullivan likely resigning to avoid blocking the attack. Sullivan is uncle to Mrs. G. A. Young of Norfolk.
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Lincoln
J. J. Sullivan
Columbus
Nebraska Supreme Court
Sullivan
Sheldon
Supreme Bench
G. A. Young
Norfolk
M. Theese
Barnes
Supreme Court
Justiee
Judge Reese
Jude Barnes
Reese
Has Fought Them All John Gamble of Norfolk
John Gamble a cur lly headed janitor and veteran of the Twenty fifth Infantry, served nineteen years in the regular army and earlier with Ohio state troops. He fought in Pine Ridge and Wounded Knee, and later helped storm San Juan Hill and El Caney in Cuba with black volunteer regiments.
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John Gamble
Norfolk
Colored Twenty-fifth Infantry
Gamble
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio State
Pine Ridge
South Dakota
Wounded Knee
el Caney
Cuba
Railroad expansion promises bold new routes across the region
A Duluth report predicts extensive track laying next year with multiple lines advancing construction. The Milwaukee Road plans to connect to Orient and push west of the river, while the Northwestern and the Illinois Central announce westward links. The era of rapid rail growth is described as unfolding across Minnesota and nearby states, with Minds Central anticipated to rise in prominence.
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Huron
Duluth
Mitineoelis & St. Lewis
Ta Beau
Vmiscourt
Milwaukee Iy
Armour Draneh
Orient
Northwestern
Ava
Minds Central
Railroads poised to reshape markets amid expansion plans
A Chicago dispatch reports rail firms plan vast growth with South Dakota as a key field for traffic. Contracts show sharp lending activity and major orders, including 21,000 tons of spikes and 8000 kegs of bolts for the Chicago and North Western and Wisconsin Central lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Wa Chi Age Dispatch
Ittterest
Erie
Chicnto & Northe Western
Wisconsin Central Roads
Norfolk Daily News Briefs in Community Notes
Readable items cover local visits, appointments, and incidents in Norfolk Nebraska. Among highlights are out of town visitors, a millinery purchase, a German school box social, a blizzard report in Gregory and Rosebud country, a marriage license to Oscar Hauptl and Nettie Nendy, and notes on police, fire protection plans, and Supreme Court judgeship changes.
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Madison
Siulth
Buffalo Gap
Gibialnes
Rainbolt
Norfolk
Mra
Anson Wagar
Gregory
Boa Cullis
Hartington
C. Bordl
Snson
Wayne
Ed Allen
Bromewick
Hamil
Bloomfield
A. G. Anderson
Lyons
B.C. Hamilton
St. Charles
F. H. Wilcox
Tilden
R. McFarland
Hans Gottseb
Hoskins
Whist Club
J. Baum
Health Department
Peters
Harter
Sturgeon
North Nebraska Anti Horse Thief Association
Co. S. Bridge
Charles
Oberlin College
Edwin Morrison
B. C Palmeter
Homestead Land Company
Lamro
Rosebud
Morrison
Oscar C. Haupti
Northwestern
Juneen
Nettle G. Nendy
Cits
P. H. Salter
Yelice
Chicags
Northwestern Railway
Palmer House
Chicago
John KR. Hays
Washington
Frank
An Old Time Patent Remedy Promoted in Print
A New York daily repeats a claim for a patent remedy promising relief for kidney and urinary troubles and backache. The ad-like piece urges readers to obtain the preparation via prescription and asserts cleansing of organs and blood purification as benefits.
Norfolk divorces and local court actions reported in Madison
Five divorces were granted in the Madison district court by Judge Welch with Norfolk parties dominating the outcomes. The same session included a cross petition divorce for Mrs. Charlotte A. Davis and a jailed incident involving Pat Chandler. Judge Welch also naturalized several would be citizens before adjourning for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Neb
Norfolk
District Court
Welch
Bates
Nora Sims
L. A. Sims
Emma Zellmer
Rudolph Zellmer
Charlotte A. Davis
Charles F. Davis
Amy E. Wiles
Henry G. Wiles
Wiles
Dover
Kezie McCully
A. W. McCully
J. L. Rotter
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised by Toledo Pharmacists
A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a remedy for catarph and claims testimonials from local druggists. It asserts the product works through direct action on mucous surfaces and offers a one hundred dollar reward for an unrecovered case. The notice is signed by Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggist Toledo and urges purchase from all druggists.
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Malla
Cheney
Toledea
Ojo
J. Cheney
Lim
Walding
Kinnan
Marvin
Whiolesale Drugsiste
Toledo
Hall
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Carl Reincedus
C. F. Eiseley
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A. D. Robin
W. Kip
Iet
National Bank of Miachison
C. W. Sprout
Anna Sovers
Battle Creek
Mead
RK. Yates
B. Duffy
Fred Scheerger
A.C. Williams
Fannie Trennepohl
C. M. Thompson
Y. G. Cooper
James Nichols
Joseph Moses
Gustine McAllister
Carl Teske
Theodore Wolf
Carl Vollbrecht
Mary E. Bonney
F.C. Reif
William Upton
Charles Bridge
NEW Yorker
Thompson
Pilsbury
Washburn
Independent Telephone Meeting
Edgeweter Park
Lely
Jek
Herman Winter
Petehey
Pat Chandler
Minnie Press
Chandler
Jurge Welch
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