Gurney Delivers Speech At Bankers Convention
A report on Gurney of First National Bank of Winslow addressing the bankers at a convention. He extols the country banker as the nation’s mightiest commercial power, dedicated to local welfare, with tones of pride and nostalgia for the banking profession.
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Vetoes and Wobbling Voices Amid Policy Debates
The fragmentary text shows unclear names and places as voices clash over policy. It hints at vetoes and political maneuvering, with references to decisions by officials and opponents shaping the public stance.
Floods Help Fishing Along Big Sioux River
Reports describe rising water levels on the Big Sioux with impacts on fishing and local activity. The text mentions flooding effects, river conditions, and plans affecting nearby communities and events.
Northwest Business Changes Announce Major Purchases
The Wendleo Canin company and associates report a sale of all interests from the Blankiron Brothers across several towns. William Heathard Hales & Tenan of Delaware negotiate, forming a new firm with revival plans. Miss Mintle Hiteher related parties remain in Madison as the trustee handles bankruptcy proceedings involving MooS.
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George Stevenson
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Dakota election heats up as primaries loom
Special to The News from Sioux Falls describes a crowded field in the upcoming primary elections. Voters face decisions on state and congressional races while local school board elections promise new members and a three year treasurer term in various cities and towns.
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Hother
China
Alec
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Abe
Board of Education
Orice
Niobrara Lodge Installs Officers After Stormy Day
Special to The News describes the Niobrara Masonic and Eastern Star installation of officers held despite severe storm conditions. Members and guests attended at Vlasnik's hall where a banquet followed featuring Norfolk and Niobrara ice cream and varied refreshments.
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Missionary Convention Opens in Norfolk Area
A large missionary gathering convenes this Saturday in Norfolk as part of a North Nebraska event. The report notes extensive regional conventions, with delegates and speakers from local churches, and outlines schedule changes and related community activities.
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Norfolk
North
Nebraska
Messy Local Visit Notes From Norfolk Carnival Week
The page records numerous residents and visitors in Norfolk for carnival events and family gatherings. Names include Mrs G A Ruhl, J J Price heading to Omaha, Miss Nedlie Snider, Arcelie Gow returning from Dem Var, and Mr Honig planning to locate. It notes a new telephone booth at Northwestern station and ongoing social and business trips among locals and guests.
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A. Johnson
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Deniers
Madison
Mre
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Lau
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Stanton Creek Flood Destroys Bridges as Waters Rise
The Stanton area endures its highest flood in thirty five years as a northeast storm drives heavy rain. Creek waters cut two wagon bridges and all footbridges, isolating communities and prompting emergency warnings.
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Humbug Creek Rampage Described In Frantic Account
Panicked residents report Humbug Creek incidents causing widespread chaos. The narrative cites disrupted roads, business closures, and emergency responses as communities near Staten County grapple with a sudden flood like intrusion impacting streets, homes, and services.
Rain Lingers Through Fourth Week in Northern Nebraska
Weather records show extended rainfall in Northern Nebraska with Norfolk receiving about six inches of rain over three and a half weeks. The period includes unsettled conditions and misty mornings, delaying fieldwork and raising concerns for local agriculture.
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Nebraska
Norfolk
County and City Plan Permanent Protection for Norfolk Avenue Bridge
The county commissioners and city council set plans to reinforce the Norfolk Avenue bridge approach with a stone wall at the west end of the yard? The work aims to prevent washouts and cave-ins that have troubled the vicinity during high water.
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Norfolk Avenue
Noethfork
New Dances at Chicago Convention Spotlight Mind Driven Movement
At the Chicago annual convention of Dancing Masters Miss Marconi Tham of Pints presented a new movement introduced by the American National Association. She urged that dancing should reach the soul, guiding evolutions with thoughts and beautiful ideas. The talk emphasized personal magnetism as the outcome of refined dance.
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Chicago
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Taft Nomination Backed by ONeill Fusion Leader in Norfolk
The article reports William Taft already nominated by labor circles with political maneuvering for next year's election. It notes Norfolk activity, potential extensions, and mentions Harrington planning to attend the Denver or St Louis conventions with delegates chosen to attend the national gathering in St Louis.
Public appreciations the gift to the town
Citizens laud John Koenigstein and No A. Rainbott for donating twenty five feet of valuable property to the street project. The generous contribution calms town concerns and helps solve a vital community issue, praised as a spirited civic deed.
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Coinegield
Bound Over in District Court Dr Bracking Faces Trial
Dr Bracking charged with practicing medicine without a certificate was bound over to the district court by Justice Lantert. The proceedings reference medical practice and missing credentials as the key issues guiding the bound over action.
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Fragmented OCR notes on actresses and events in Varese
The text appears as garbled OCR about actors and a possible show or event in Varese. Mentions include names like Miss Teton and Peewee, with scattered references to a summer program and a public figure. Overall, details are unclear and names are partly unreadable.
New Yale restaurant scene described with dining energy
A garbled passage depicts a crowded New Haven dining room with a striking scene near a bank, noting a woman in social circles and guests reacting to a dinner service. The fragment hints at a social setting with chandeliers and a bustling, fashionable atmosphere.
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Foley's Money and Tar Cure Promoted For Coughs
An old advertisement extols Foley s Money and Tar as the safe sure remedy for coughs colds and lung troubles. It claims that no other cough medicine compares and urges avoiding unknown preparations. The banner text emphasizes the product s reliability and tested quality.
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Damaged Bridge Forces City to Reroute Traffic
A major bridge in the city was undermined by a recent storm forcing closure. Immediate repairs are required and the debridge is shut. Residents east of the city face significant inconvenience until the span reopens.
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Heros
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