Governor Sheldon Advocates Private Savings Banks
Governor George L. Sheldon of Nebraska spoke at a Norfolk banquet urging private savings banks to rival postal banks. Seymour as toastmaster led with humor, praising local officials and noting that government should separate commercial banks from savings banks to protect workers and encourage savings. The event featured Norfolk figures, Trinity church Ladies Guild, and remarks on taxes, mortgage relief, and currency.
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Seymour
George L. Sheldon
Nebraska
Mar
Froment
Washington
Ile de
Congress
Norfolk
Ladies Guild of
Trinity Church
Randall
Tom Alderson
Illars
Comtee
Civilien
Fannie Norton
Othe Plane
Julius Muit
George NS. Seymour
Elgin
Mr. Seymour
Sheldon
E. A. Wiltse
Pender
CH. Reynolds
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Death of Mrs Luikart After Sudden Illness in Norfolk
Mrs Anna Luikart widow of the late Hon G A Luikart died suddenly in her home on West Norfolk Avenue early Thursday. Cause believed brain hemorrhage. Found by daughter Miss Stella Luikart after she arose. Age near fifty, married June 17 1877 in Galesburg Illinois. Family friends of W J Bryan. Surviving children include BE H Luikart banker James R Fain nephew in Knoxville. Funeral plans not announced pending unavailable family members.
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Anna Luikart
G A. Luikart
West Norfolk Avenue
Latkart
Stella Lavikart
Fourth Street
Santarinds
Norfolk Federal
Knoxville
Stella Luikart
Cordelia Liuikart
Knox Ville
Tenn
Fain
Roy Luikart
Nebraska State University
Lincoln
Ralph Luikart
Norfolk High School
Carl Lutkart
Norfolk
Ralph
Carl
Sual
Mati
Re Cove Oho Wessmee
Omaha
Matra
Gifford
Mattan
West
Sirmen Leone Fey
Denver
Yankton
Columbus Tribune
Eo Dimes
MWA
James
Bert Carina
Madison
Humphrey
Atte
Columbus
Bane
Tim
Tie Tard
Tindall
Holy Land
Palestine
Gaillee
Jaffa
Poem and banquet notes from Aldrich Bill event in Norfolk
A clever poem on the Aldrich Bill is recited, with remarks praising Mr Stewndlda and Ceorge Complaid of Blain conjecturing on the state university. Toast master Seymour honors Norfolk ladies, and a seed sale lists prices for various seeds direct from grower M. Gardner of Marenue Nebraska.
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Aldrich
Howe
Sheidien Parthonarty
Stewndlda
Ceorge
Blain
Seymour
Norfolk
Crower
Adress
M. Gardner
Marenue
Nebraska
Weitzel Heads Second Group Hinkers Association
F M Weitzel of Albion was elected president of the Second group hinters association at the Arbor Day meeting in Fremont. Weitzel had been vice president of the association. The Fremont meeting was declared interesting and successful though attendance was smaller than the Northeast Nebraska meeting in Norfolk. The convention will meet again in Fremont next Arbor Day.
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F. M. Weitzel
Albion
Hinkers
Fremont
Weitzel
Pssociation
Nebrasha
Norfolk
Tain
Bankers Back Y M C A Fund Drive for Field Secretary
Eminent Sioux City banker T A McCornack leads a Nebraska bankers’ push at Norfolk for a Y M C A field secretary in northeast Nebraska. Pledges total $1,000 yearly for three years with other lenders pledging larger gifts to support regional YMCA work and building efforts between Norfolk and Sioux City.
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Northeast Nebraska
M.C. A
Nebraska
T. A. McCornack
Sioux City
McCornack
Y. M
Norfolk
Wakefield
Roberts Visits Sioux City on Rusty Banker's Return
President Ratires of the Chicago Commercial National Bank, once a Sioux City reporter, toured Sioux City from Norfolk Nebraska. He spoke warmly of the city and recalled early career days in Slowsity. He noted his fondness for the city and its enduring vitality.
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Rows City Tribune
Ratires
Chicawa Commercial Nun
Wii Wank
Sioux City
Chicawa
Norfolk
Neh
Oghiner
Robots
Lock Hankers
New HM Taneos
Roberts
Slowsity
Fort Dodge
Washington
Federal Mink
Woman for County Clerk in Keya Paha County
Mrs F L Brewster appointed county clerk to fill vacancy after her husband’s death. She qualified this week and is the only woman in Nebraska holding the office.
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Brewster
Keya Paha
F. L. Brewster
Keya Paha County
Nebraska
Pallbearers at Charles Madsen Funeral Named
The pallbearers for the Charles Madsen funeral were Burt Mapes J G Maylard S D Robertson Kimball Barnes M D Tyler and B C Gentle.
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Madsen
Charles Madsen
Burt Mapes
J. G. Maylard
S. D. Robertson
Kimball Barnes
M. D. Tyler
B. C. Gentle
Mrs Madsen Expresses Thanks for Kindness After Loss
Mrs. Anna Madsen and family extend gratitude to those who offered help and kindness after the death of Charles A. Madsen. She thanks the Masons Elks Knights of Pythias neighbors and friends for assistance and the floral remembrances in their darkened home.
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Anna Madsen
Charles A. Madsen
Real Estate Transfers Week of April 24 1908
Real estate transfers reported by Midison County Abstract and Guarantee Co and Mee with Mapes and Haxen include Mathias Hendrickson to Crunder Thompson W D for 100 dollars covering lots 9 10 11 block 4 Thompson's addition to Newnan Grove. Syver L Dagsgerd to Lev Gut for 1200 dollars lot 7 subdivision of lots 6 7 8 and block 1 Railroad addition to Newnan Grove. G W Bell and wife to T J Skinner for 2900 dollars lots 1 2 14 and 15 block S Riverside Park addition to Norfolk.
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State of
Nebraska
John 8. Craig
Samuel Karpewelt
Albert Kareprewelt
O'Brien
Fo Hale
Tilden Telephone Co
W. D
Kimball & Blair
Tilden
Charles J. Carlatrom
Lawrence FE. Peterson
Conseration
Block
Haiband
Newman Grove
Carl Wilde
Michael Halpin
Block & Koenle Atern
Norfolk
Gerhard B Oscieck
John G. Osdieck
W. S. Cunningham
James Gallagher
Frank Kaderavek
M.therda
Madison
Michael Welsh
Harry Gaines
George R. Hodson
Harr
Wiliam H. Blakeman
Gertrude M. Coleman
Lanscious Wanker
Alice M. Weeks
Smith HW. Grant
Midison County Abstract and Guarantee Co
oMee
Mapes & Haxen
Mathias Hendrickson
Crunder Thompson
Thompson
Newnan Grove
Syver L. Dagsgerd Cal
Lev Gut
G. W. Bell
T. J. Skinner
Riverside Park
National Travellers Protective Association Convention in Milwaukee
The national convention of the Travellers Protective Association will be held the week of June 28 in Milwaukee Wisconsin. The association aids merchants manufacturers and traveling men and backs national issues such as requiring steel passenger coaches on railroads. The state will send fifteen delegates to the Milwaukee meeting, with over 400 delegates from most states and territories attending.
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Milwaukee
T. P.A
Norfolk Post
Hastings
S. EF. Erskine
J. T. Thawipaon
C. . Donights
C. 2
C. 2. Green If Mainview, A. FP. Stearns
Hernan Klesant
Hastines
Travelers Protective Association
Wis
Fis
Congress
Knights
United States
Neligh Fire Department Elects Officers
Neligh Neb April 27 Special to The News the annual election of officers of the volunteer fire department was held Saturday evening in Giesekers hall due to improvements in the city hall. Officers elected for the year include President J G Winn vice president R J Kryger secretary and treasurer Ralph Kryger foreman Clarence Powell assistant foreman Clifford Johnson George Ferguson was elected chief and will be presented for city council approval at their next meeting.
Neligh Baseball doubleheader ends with two wins
Neligh Nebraska saw two games on Saturday afternoon. Neligh Nieh school beat Brunswick 7 to 2. Sluggers, a team of sixteen year olds, shut out Oakdale 3 to 0.
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Neligh
Neb
Neligh Nieh School
Brunswick
Hare
Oakdale
Tornado Strikes Near Alton Wrecks Home
A tornado wrecked the home of John Erickson near Alton, fatally injuring Mrs. Erickson and seriously injuring her son and daughter. Winds also demolished fair grounds buildings at Flandrean, damaging property and foreshadowing financial claims from recent events.
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John Erickson
Alton
Erickson
Fair Grounds
Flandrean
South Dakota Press Association
Slyco
Black Hand Threats Shadow Plainview Family Move
Violence and fear grip Plainview as threats from a Black Hand group force Nelson Mullenberg and family to relocate to Wakefield Nebraska. Letters warn of poison in the well and danger to the family, prompting sympathy from the community and a published notice to the guilty.
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Plainview
Nebraska
Pesceul
North Nebraska
Millview Nowe
Nela Mullenberg
Family Lott
Wakefield
Nebo
Gregory
Pitinview
Poisin
Mullenberg
Mullen
Friday Facts from Norfolk and Surroundings
Local notes recount visits and trips by J D Sturgeon P H H Salter and many others to Stanton Pierce Norfolk and surrounding towns. Mentions architect John Latenser of Omaha and banker groups touring the region including a Norfolk East state convention of the T P A and Arbor Day gatherings.
Eagles Convention Heads to Norfolk in June
Norfolk hosts the State Eagles Convention June 2 to 4 with Grand President Theodore Bell and Grand Treasurer Frank Herring invited. An executive committee was appointed to arrange sub committees and events as Local officers push for national leaders to attend.
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Norfolk
P. M. Barrett
J. H. Conley
Theodore A. Bell
San Francisco
Congress
California
Hearst
Fifteen Coyotes to His Credit
Chas Fisher of nine miles southeast of Albion reports he killed fifteen coyotes last week including one old and fourteen young. He notes a prior accident last New Year’s Day when his hand was shot off, with ongoing pain. Telegraphy training offered at Boyles College Omaha with guaranteed positions and free booklet.
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Albion News
Chas, Fisher
Here
Fisher
Boyles College
Omaha
Neb
U. PR. BR
A Dakota County Story in Jackson Neb Apr Scene
While Hans Knudson fished a one pound black bass leapt into his boat or line causing a sudden disturbance during an April day in Jackson Nebraska. The odd incident adds local color to Dakota County coverage.
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Dakota County
Jackson, Neb
Hans Knudson
Chautauqua Circuit Plans for August Ten Days
The Chautauqua program for the first ten days in August is set in Des Moines circulation with Midland Chautauqua circuit. Speakers include Senator J. S. Dolliver and Father Nugent. events feature Moving Pictures, concerts, vaudeville acts, and performances by Denton Crowl as Sam Jones and others.
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Des Moines
J. 2 Dolliver
Town
Pither Nugent
Che Pein Cy
Norfolk
Senter
Dolliver
Secomi
Millind
Downian Gfarm
Howe
Pileture
Father Nugent
Pourdaye
Hite Monroe
Thiperhil
Denton Crowl
Sam Jones
Winwin
Eigene May
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Bankers Old Banque
Shelton Wold
Lumar
G. A. Lui
Kart
Busty M. G. A
Visisitors
M'Cornack
Chicago Commercial
South Dakota News
Peaceful North Nebraska
Nels Mullenberg
J.D. Sturgeon
Stanton Yes
P. HH. Salter
Pierce Yostering
Rainbolt Ware
Pierce
Knox Tipple
Stanton
B.ot. Bignold
Ewin
A.J. Durland
John Latenser
P. J. Fuesler
Nora Fuesler
H. L. Weaver
Center
Rosalie Sherman
Monowl
B. Buchanan
Osmond
A. E. Littell
Wayne
Charles W. Brown
Redfield
M. D
J. BE. Hostettler
Superior
A. R. Davis
J. Cook
Springfield
J. KE
Gordon
Fonda
Iowa
F. Eaton
Creighton
B. N. Smith
Newport
Republican
L. C. Lehman
W. L. Lehman
C. E. Doughty
A. F P. Stearns
J. T. Thompson
Frank J. Cramer
St. Charles
BE. J. Schoregge
Cramer
Schoregge
G. O. Rankin
Gody
Gus Gravel
Cody
H. B. Hardy
Feairfax
Devin Crew
ENGS
Senator. Dolliver
Chautauqua
Mountain Valley
Saskatchewan
Prairie Wheat Lands
Savirs
Voeses Liberal Comminsacon
Hatidsovive
Pearson Ce
Sta Netty
Litiengs Wiesielepi
Tame Pee
Erate
Vouw
Scientific American
Ein
New
Yosik
Wiehe
I. M. Macy
Graves Bebed CO
Des Moines, Ia
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