Social Events Compile Norfolk Church and Club Activities
Members of the Methodial Episcopal church honored Mra HH Le Snyder with nephews of cut flowers for her organist service at a Thursday presentation in Norfolk. The Helehts Birthday club met with Mrs Weaver. Miss Drehert announced her engagement to Miss Rooster of Carroll. various clubs held gatherings, dances, a Christmas tree, and a Woodland shower for Miss Drehert, with multiple local hosts and guests listed.
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Methodial Episcopal Church of
Wedding Celebrates Uecker and Raasch at Hadar Church
Royal Uecker and Relke Raasch wed at Hadar Lutheran church in a 1 30 afternoon ceremony. The bride wore a cream wool dress and was escorted by her sister. Gust Heckman led the groom and the wedding march was played by Mr Hofius. Guests adjourned to a three course meal and will reside at the Ernest Raasch place northwest of Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Uecker
Relke Raasch
Hadar Lutheran Church
Clara Raasch
Gust Heckman
Hadar
Hofius
Uecker
Henry Ueck
Herman Raasch
Stanton
Adolph Marquardt
August Raasch
Brissowid
BE. Wachter
M. Haase
Auust Haase
FP. Stengle
Otto Eppler
J. Eppler
Ferdinand Braaseh
August Braasch
Ed Braasch
Local families plan Christmas visits and housing changes
Omaha visitors will spend Christmas with Rambolt family and Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Rambolt. Charles Bridge Jr. is improving rapidly. Helen may join for Christmas with Miss Weatherby. Warrick Weatherby and Mrs. Shoemaker head to Omaha for holidays. Davenport couple settle in the Reid house for winter. Josephine Butterfield leaves Wellesley to holiday at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bueholz and Sons
W. M. Rambolt and Son
Omaha
N. A. Rambolt
Charles Bridge, Jr
Helen
E. P. Weatherby
Airs
Warrick
Joseph Shoemaker
Josephine Butterfield
Wellesley
Honeymooners Engagement Set for Norfolk Auditorium
The Honeymooners, a big Cohan musical comedy, has been secured for Norfolk. The show will play on Saturday January 2, one week from next Saturday, and is expected to be a premier theatrical treat of the season for residents and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Christmas Eve Santa Claus Dates in Norfolk
Santa Claus will visit Norfolk with multiple appearances on Christmas Eve. Activities include candy distribution and festive entertainment planned for residents of the city.
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Santa Claus
Norfolk
Christmas Eve Activities Highlight Local Churches
A Christmas program at the Christian church and a tree donated with gifts for Sunday school children will be featured on Christmas Eve. Santa Claus will distribute presents at the event, with a Christmas program and carols planned by the Congregational and Methodist churches.
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Methodist Church
The
Baptist Sunday School
Santa Cis
Christmas Eve Services Bring Joy Across Churches
Multiple churches plan Christmas Eve programs for all ages. Al Jolwinee Church Clastiak hosts teen and children activities with gifts. Presbyterian Church features Santa Claus and a tree. Trinkty hireh offers a youth program with a meal afterward. Christ Lutheran promises singing recitals and a tree for children. St Pauls and Second Congregational provide services and a children’s tree. St Marys holds mass at 6 a.m., a second service, and high mass at 10:30 a.m.
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St. Mary's Church
No Bride For New Home In Wisconsin Tale of Delayed Matrimony
Hollis Worden of Norway Ridge Monroe County Wisconsin built a house for a bride who never arrived. After four courtships including Ante Ambush Gertrude Jerome Irene Ambush and Leedy Moreman Worden tried religion and finally demolished the unfinished home at twenty five. He plans no more suitors and will live with his mother.
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la Crosse
Wis
Hollis Worden
Norway Ridge
Monroe County
Worden
Fpl
Crawford
Gertrude Jerome
Irene
Yeo
Bentin
Leedy Moreman
Nee
Miss Fish to Quit Newport for Second Summer
Newport reports Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish plans to leave Newport next summer as Crossways is offered for rent or sale. The estate faces Bailey's Beach near the summer homes of Henry Clews, George H. Warren, and Williams Miller. Mrs. Fish had planned a trip to Europe and the Nile. Some locals say if she leaves again she may never return.
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Miss Fish
Newport
R. 1
Uncle Remus horse tale sparks local debate
The Yankton Press and Dakotan views a possible clash with Yankton Merald over Uncle Remus and a swapped horse. The humorous anecdote cites the mare Dat and the two faults the horse supposedly has when chased, illustrating regional dialect and storytelling.
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Uncle Remus
Yankton Press
Dakotan
Bill
Flela
Reading store ads for definite prices in period ads
Merchants should present clear item prices in reading store advertisements to help shoppers locate specific articles quickly and compare offers efficiently. The note emphasizes concise, definite pricing over vague or scattered details.
Remarkable Blind Homesteader of Cherry County
A North Nebraska tale profiles Roy Clark, a totally blind homesteader in Cherry County. He proves up his claim next summer while managing a frame house, garden, stock, and 10 acres, guided by support from Lincoln friends, and he is celebrated as a University of Nebraska graduate who excelled in philosophy, political economy, and English.
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Nebraska
Hoy Clark
Cherry County
Almaworth
Clark
Oor
Touse le A Frente Warn
Ison
Ake Tast Sioner Chirk Tsele
Dllid
Nebraska City
Roy Clark
University of Nebraska
The
State University
Bfe University At
Lincoln
Hecht
Gertrude Highberger
Lincoln High School
Andrews
University
Sim
North
Deadlock at Newman Grove prompts display quarrel
Two members of the Pickings from Puck company believed to be a man and wife stood before Lew Young's drug store in Newman Grove Tuesday morning, eyeing a Christmas display featuring a nice toilet set.
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Newman Grove
Puck
Lew Young
Growth of German-Russian Colonies Expands in South Dakota
Special to The News outlines the rise of German-Russian colonies in South Dakota from three to fifteen settlements over thirty years. Combined holdings exceed 60 000 acres with 3 700 cattle and 12 000 sheep, supporting 255 families across multiple linked colonies and planned new land purchases to reach sixteen total colonies.
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South Dakota
Wolf Creek
Bon Homme
Elmspring
Milltown
Maxwell
Rosedale
Buffalo
Spink County
New Elmspring
Rockport
Jamesville
Tachetter
Beadle County
Jand
Industrious Colonists Ignore Outside World Lore
The passage notes a very industrious class who own property in common and pay little heed to external events. It suggests the colonists handle internal affairs themselves, with knowledge of outsiders rarely reaching them and self-sufficiency in facing their own difficulties.
Shaw called false critic. Former professor denies socialist label
Dr Ross head of Wisconsin sociology department in Madison rejects Lessie Shaw’s claim that sociology teachers in American universities are socialists or anarchists. He argues true socialists seek public aims while specialists oppose private ownership of income producing property. Shaw is described as a keen businessman speaking from self interest.
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Madison
Dee
University of Wisconsin
M. Sten
Department of Sclericend Education
Chidren
Nebraska
Ross
Wis
Trafil A. Ross
Wisconsin University
Lessie M. Shaw
Prof Rows
Pastors Union Adopts Resolutions Over Roosevelt Letter
In Lat Crosse Wisconsin on December 1 the Pastors Union voted 14 to 4 to adopt resolutions replying to President Roosevelt. The letter criticized those who would vote on religious grounds against a Catholic or a Unitarian candidate. The resolutions justify Roman Catholics serving as president and will be sent to the president.
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Lat Crosse
Wis
Dew
Roosevelt
United States
Feared Camel Sours Domestic Ties of Chicago Doctor
Chicago reports that a camel caused the breakup of Dr George How's marriage. Irene How fled after discovering the doctor with Marie Von Barries and the camel, which later was seized by a bailiff. Dr How then vanished from the city, leaving unanswered questions about the animal's fate.
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Chicago
Marie von Barries
George Hlow
West Jackson Boulevard
Nalf Corey
Irene How
von Barres
Dr How
Corey
Bali Kruckstein
Dr. How
Adam God and his band flee through Niobrara river region
Reports recount Adam God also known as James Sharp and a religious faction fleeing by house boat down the Missouri River past Niobrara and Rosebud country. Edward Fish, nicknamed Adam God's jailor, was fined 400 in Kansas City for vagrancy after admitting no work for over a year.
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Adam God
Niobrara
James Sharp
Kansas City
Missouri River
Rosebud
Nebraska
Nicarara
Edward Fish
Bismark N. D
Sharp
Bismark
Was Pinned Under Auto Humphrey Democrat
Bam Fleming and Dr. Morris of Creston were injured in an auto incident as reported by the Humphrey Democrat. The brief item notes an ex- outcome but provides limited details on injuries or circumstances.
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Humphrey Democrat
Bam Fleming
Dr. Morris
Creston
Automobile Accident in Hemiphhey Ends With Rescues
A two-man trip in Hemiphhey ended abruptly when a car veered near a ditch and struck a telephone pole. Dr Morris freed Me Mbenvttia from beneath the vehicle after it overturned. Fleming suffered minor bruises and was able to leave the scene. the vehicle sustained heavy damage.
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Atr Mlening
Hemiphhey
Flemite
Uies
Morris
de Morris
Ie Fleming
Niuel
Madison County Commissioners Set 1908 Tax Adjustments
The Madison County Board of Commissioners met post adjournment with Commissioners Malone Tart Sunderman present. They approved Nov 6 1908 minutes, transferred 7500 from the bridge fund to the 1908 bridge fund, reduced Dan Trapp’s erroneous cattle tax and set attorney fees at 1000. They approved numerous bills and authorized bridge projects including across Shell Creek and west of Madison. The quarterly poor farm report was audited and accepted, with detailed expenses and credits listed, then the board adjourned to January 6, 1909.
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Madtaen
Nuh
Doe
Board of County Commissioners
Jon Malone
Tere Tart
Henry Sunderman
Dan Trapp
Fairview
James Nichols
Madlaoy Lofee
Heath
T. HH. Sesteyn
John Tripp
Ralrview Preeinet
IOS
Cort D. Jenkins
Cp. Johnson
Shell Creek
Peter Hussey
Kirchhofer
Jefferson
Eimer St
Dodee
Dominic Schinek
Pierce County
Nebraska
Madison
Pierce
Newman Grove
CD. Johnson
Battle Creek
Neb
Madison County
Battle Creek Valley Bank
George Schlitt
Ty Preece & Dreehler
Dlsen
Battle Creek Hardware
Battle Creek Roller
Morrig Drig (Co
Saccessserea Dib
O. H. Mans
Martit
Ccesserseceress Bao Ae Eri ET Gali
Ccs 'Ark Owlan
Howard Miller Lumber Co
Feo Gardole
Ralph
Fuerst
Ecsee
Steffen
Johnson
Tom Sessler
Charles’ Uirieh
Mathie
Patt
Siderman
Malone
Taft
Bunder Man
Geo EB. Richardson
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Mra. Weaver
Mra. J. Mayland
Mea. Weaver
Dolls
Ruth Davenport
Helglite
Wodinon
Jessie Drehert
Miss Drehert
Pred G. Rooster of
Carroll
G. A. Young
W. PF. Logan
Com. Reynolds
S. M. Laden
Mr. Time
Lelia
Merle Makeman
Dorcas Society
Marquardt Hall
Uecker-Raasch
John Davenport
B. T. Reid
Sonea
Christine
Tina Bern
al Jolwinee Church
Clastiak Eve
Ae Teen
Christ Lutheran Church
St. Paul's
Second Congregational Church
Man
Denver
Union Pacific
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Bedtrice
Stromeburg
Prof
O'Shwer
Weihe
O'Shea
Poelfle
Shaw
Tn Crosse
Teddy
Niohears
W. W. Weaver
Mdse
J. F. Flynn
John Malone
Dave Larson
Burr Taft
Igga Ieiniogia
Wm. Lovell
I. D
Christian
A. J. Wells
ET. Sages
Geo
Woodworth
C.D. Pat Beva
EE. Reed
Haying Road
John Guild
D. Na
Ribeitr
Kromm
PF. Dixon
Sraditia
John W. Warrick
R. D
L. W. Lyon
Bi Heo
BE. Stirk
Work c
LW Baker
Lumber
R. D. Neo
J.T. Moore
Oscar Brown
Hernan Pew Howard M
Iler Lumber Co
C. R. Hinman
Bridges Lumber
Chicago Lumber Co
I. L, Huffman
Ilvery
J. B. Donovan
R. D, Ht
E. Allbery
Gus Kaul
Frank Kloeke
C.D
Wm. Rockefellow
R. DD
Mills & Schenck
John Hoggemere
Barney
Joe Bentsh
W. Lyon
Gralime
Neo
Bi Nelson & Gubbelelson
Henry Usekor
Work
Trek Kooniestain
Rsa
Jacob Henderson
Fred Gegier
WL. Bilew
Ames Trovas
Fite Schroeder
Wolf
Houlereek Pardware Ca
Renews
Heotha
Wiener
John Krants
WAL Gewel
Carl Roitecchia
Pana
Ginbleman
Galteman
D Johnson
Iilaniee
Jhek Kooniteteln
Otlee Expense
Dilek Hitek
McCullim
Ino
Wapetafore
Tehtisen
Charles Ulrich
Indoprovision
Sepinbor
John Bure
Hattle Creek
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