Marquis of Eckersley Comes to Norfolk as Duke-in-Training
Kansas City salesman and writer Mr. Chandler, known as the Marquis of Eckersley by his English adoptive father, is staying at the Oxnard in Norfolk. The Duke of Livingstone has legally adopted him, making Chandler the heir to a Deep Deane estate of about 7,000 acres, though the title and estate face heavy mortgages. He plans to continue working and values labor and respect for age, as he travels between Chicago and Kansas City while awaiting the estate's future.
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Marquis of
Bekersley
Duke of Livingstone
Norfolk
Oxnard
Marquis
Lawrence Chandler
Kansas City
The
Enalls
Mr. Chandler
Canada
Chandler
Armour & Co
Chicago
Simmer
Wo Tlvmnan
St. Peter and St. Paul
Ceneo
Posseserto
Livingstone
Oak Park
America
Franklin Hudson Company
J. M. Campbell
Armour Company
Grand Island
H. McClenaghan
Madison
Wakefield
C. J. Marcue
LeMars
Sioux City
John Hinds
Julesburg
Colo
Congregational Church
Mr. Hinds
Congregation For Action
J. & Smith
Omaha
R. E. Williams
Clearwater
M. C. Hazen
Neligh
W. J. Stadelman
C. Blackman
Mr. McClennatan
Joseph Crow
Jack Koenigstein
J. O. Metcalf
Western Union Telegraph Company
Naval Service
Tle
New York
Fremont Aerie of Eagles
Fremont
Fremont Aerie No. 200
Po M. Barrett
J. K. Boas
PL Parish
W. HB. Stridge
Myron Schwenk
Mer. Heim
University of Nebraska
Spain
Lincoln Journal
Nebraska
Lincoln
Stanton
Norfolk Railroad
Stanton Dispatch
Bryan
Fremont Herald
Mark M. Bellinger
Bellinger
Martin
Mr. Bellinger
Hastings
Edwin A. Fry
Grace Irene
Fredrick A. Boulan
Yankton
South Dakota
Grant G. Giller
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Florance Lundell
Valenciennes
Nebraskia
College Conservatory
Musie
Daily Press
Dakotan
Tne
Beyhind Thor
Denver
Tindall Lecture Delights Y M C A Fundraiser
Dr Tindall spoke on The Attractions of Palestine at the Methodist church for the YMCA building fund. Despite cold weather a good crowd attended and the lecture netted about 25 to 26 dollars for the YMCA fund as his witty and personal recital held keen audience attention.
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Tindall
DR. Tindall
Palestine
Y. M. G. A. Building Fund
Lake City Nebraska to Bloom with Rail Lines and Lake Front
Lake City in Rock county Nebraska near Pony Lake is slated to be platted within days as the junction of proposed Newport and Northern railroad lines. Backed by New York capital, the town aims to attract the Burlington extension from Neill to Winnen. Artesian wells and rich ranch land surround the site as initial business firms are contracted and housing planned.
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North Nebraska
Lake City
Rock County
Newport
North Nebo “A
Ma.ha, Newport & Northern Railroad
New York
Burlington
U Neill
Pony Lake
Nebraska
Vloor
Ammer
Hay
Norfolk High School Opens In New Building After Fire
For the first time in over a year Norfolk high school students work under normal conditions in a new two story building at Phillip Avenue and Sixth Street. Classes resume with minimal disruption after moving from the Olney building and heat and ventilation systems pass inspection.
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Phillip Avenue
Sixth Street
Olney
Norfolk High School
Bodwell
Columbus Nebraska approves water pumping contract
Columbus city council awards a seven cent per thousand gallons water pumping contract to John W. Burke of the electric light company for over six years. The city provides the pump and the company provides the mortar. Water pressure is planned at about fifty five pounds direct pressure for fires.
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Columbus
Neb
Columbus City Council
John WT. Burke
The
Electric Light Company
Furniall
Lift of eastern Nebraska cattle scabies quarantine May 1
A long standing ban on interstate cattle shipments from eastern Nebraska due to scabies will be lifted May 1. Government and Nebraska officials say the cattle itch has been stamped out in the eastern half, though dipping and permits remain for certain movements and sheep handling remains regulated.
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Nebraska
Knox County
Knox, Antelope
Boone
Creeley
Greeley
Valley
Sherman
Buffalo
Phelps, Gasper
Ted Willow
Kansas
Frightful Runaway Near Verdigre Kills Mother and Injures Daughter
Verdigre Nebraska April 29 Special to The News Mrs Nels Nelson was fatally injured when the buggy horses bolted after a car driven by banker Mr Stephenson frightened them. Her daughter Mary Nelson age fifteen was badly wounded yet expected to recover. Mary had clung to horse heads and was dragged for a block before losing the reins. The pair had been en route to Omaha to join husband and father who was selling hogs. The accident also left Mrs Nelson with internal injuries and multiple bone fractures. Burial followed at Prospect Hill Cemetery beside her husband G A Lathart.
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Mary
Mary Nelson
Nelson
Omaha
Stephenson
Six Men On Road To Launch Norfolk Cigar Campaign
Six commercial travelers will depart from Norfolk next Monday to launch Smith Bros. Realty Advertising Tobacco Inp. The plan covers nine states with an initial order of 20000 cigars. Travelers include J. B. Sweet Wm Jackson Pearson Neligh Adams Vail and Robert Utter.
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New Norfolk Wholesale Cigar Company
Norfolk
Smith Bros
J. B. Sweet
Oliver Typewriter
Wm. Jackson
Gets Bullet in His Hip in Valentine Nebraska
Edward Cahota a seventeen year old boy shot Samuel Bordeaux a quarter breed Indian in the hip during a nocturnal visit to the Cahota restaurant and living quarters. After two rap on the window Cahota fired through the window wounding Bordeaux and Bordeaux left for the reservation. No motive or arrests reported.
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Valentine
Neb
Edward Cahota
Samuel Bordeaux
Cakota
Funeral for Mrs Anna M Luthor at Trinity Church
Friends filled Trinity Episcopal Sunday for the funeral conducted by Rev Woillie with many floral offerings on display. The services at the church reflected the community's respect for Mrs Luthor.
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Anna M. Luthor
Trinity Episcopal Church
A §. Woillie
Committees Named to Advertise Norfolk by Commercial Club Auxiliary
The Commercial Club Auxiliary named standing committees including local project industrial and membership and elected W T Logan as chair. The meeting at Durhand Trust Company drew the largest attendance yet, increasing membership to forty four and approving plans for weekly cleaning on Norfolk Avenue and a lawn parking contest with the Woman's club. A May 12 meeting date was set and directors planned constitutional amendments to admit the auxiliary as part of the club.
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W Tr Logan
C. . Sabter
Wo Ray
la. Trish
Wow
L. Anderson
FC Aeris
Woman's Club
Norfolk
F. H. Beele
Commercial Club
Commercial Club Auxiliary
Messrs
A. J. Durland
G. Mayer
Rainfall Remains Below Normal Across Nebraska
The weekly summary reports warm dry weather with below normal sunshine and cooler readings in the northwest. Rain was light overall, with most eastern and southern counties under half an inch while the northwest saw between a half and 1.5 inches since April 1.
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Standard
Lincoln
Neb
Freezing Point Again With Warmer Air Promised
The report notes Monday night low near thirty-two degrees with forty-five degrees as the day’s high. Warmth is expected midweek as a low pressure system moves from the northwest, easing the cold spell and bringing warmer air. Weather conditions reference a Norfolk storm center with notably low pressure.
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Archin
Norfolk
Atlantic
Heenan
Hot Springs Doctors Endorse Treatment In Lincoln Letters
Investigation invites scrutiny of doctor advertisements and testimonials. Lincoln readers report praise letters and endorsements for Hot Springs treatment, with claims of government and military approval and cures when others failed.
Hot Springs Doctors Visit Norfolk for Free Consultations
The Hot Springs Doctors promise cures for supposedly incurable cases and will be in Norfolk for two days May 12 and 18. Dr Ben W Kinsey, chief of staff, will see patients at the Jeffich hotel with free examination and consultation offered to all who call.
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South Path
Ldth
Lincoln
Ben W. Kinsey
Hot Springs
Norfolk
Jmeffic
Weather forces and barometer show cold Norfolk wind surge
The storm center’s light air kept the wind northward for a long spell in Norfolk. A Pacific Northwest high pressure system arrived Tuesday raising the barometer toward thirty inches and bringing cold air that made residents shiver. A warm air surge from Medicine Hat hints at a rising thermometer ahead.
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Norfolk
Pacific Northwest
Medicine Hat
Warm Patch survivals in Nebraska fruit acreage
North Nebraska fruit suffered heavy damage from the cold snap while experts in Norfolk report the southern side of trees as remaining safe. Farmers note oats escaped major harm and observers warn regional crops faced uneven impact across fields.
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Nebraska
Norfolk
Valentine Teachers Named for Next Term at Local High
At a meeting in Valentine Nebraska on Apel 27 the Bend oF Ordication named new teachers for the upcoming term. Those retained include Misses Gallet and Danham plus Gordon and Watson, while leaving are Pettijotta Holly and Wendte.
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Valentine
Neb
Apel
Uhre
Pletors
Missouri
Elieas
Prot
MH Watson
Sinjgerintendent
Mies Driscol
Danham
Mise Gordon
Pettijotta
Holly and
Wendte
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Marquis of Eckersley
United States
Y. M. C G. A. Fund
Eastern
Scabies
W.H. Butterfield
A. H. Bohanon
Alex Peters
Texas
Mr. Bohanon
Miss White
Oklahoma
L. A. Dunn
Bassett
WN. Clemens
Verdel
E. F. Adkins
Grace Adkins
Butte
H. C. Morey
G. Brier
Pierce
F. W. McGowen
Charles Peyton
Creighton
C. H. Reynolds
M. D. Baker
Tilden
H. E B. Denney
Dwlc Club
South Twelfth Street
City Council
J. S. McClary
A. F. Magdanz, Jr
Merce County
State University At
Naval
Norfolk Avenue
Alice Ogden
Nels Nelson
Verdigre
Prospect Bit
Huron
Haptiet
Jay Barkey
KB. Chidsen Young Harkey
Thomas HO Barhey
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Pacific Hotel
Army and Navy
Beat Springs
Ark
Kinsey
Stam
Far Springs
Kinnew
Toouse
Ohba Hot Springs
Triente
Auguste Heirlenterch
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