Mount Goes to Fremont as Trainmaster in Northwestern Shift
Mount, Norfolk longtime rail official, is named trainmaster at Fremont. M. F. Pangle moves from Chadron to Norfolk to replace him, while John Laeppla shifts from Fremont to Chadron as assistant superintendent. Chadron train master role abolished.
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Northwesterth
O. Mount
Norfolk
Fremont M. FB
Pangle
Chadron
Mr. Mount
John Laeppla
Fremont
Black Hille
Northwestern
H. Reynolds
M. Hraden
Mount
Tuesday Topics Loose Anecdotes From Norfolk Area
A string of brief notes lists residents and visitors in Norfolk and nearby towns. Included are CM Thompson in Norfolk on banking business, Judge A Van Waeenen in town, Fr Stiles returning from Kansas and Missouri, and many locals traveling, visiting relatives, or attending events.
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F.L. Watte
EB. J. Waite
Cambridge
Mass
W. J
C. Gow
Minnie
Caroline Krueger
Firth
Neb
Witte
Herman Melcher
Wisconsin
Arnold Pasewalk
Obed
Ernest Rausch
Battle Creek
Lydia Squires
Penn
Rangeb
Will Martin
Jesse Reynolds
Denver
I. G. Westervelt
Minnie Juhl
Luella
Clara
Omaha
Mary Peterson
A. G. Kennedy
Norfolk
Mr. Kennedy
Weeping Water
Frank Klug
Jack Koenigstein
M. D. Tyler
E. P. Weatherby
Madison
H. Groesbeck
la Crosse
Wis
Gund Brewing Company
Groesbeck
E. M. Norton
Wheatland
Wyo
Fannie Norton
L. P. Pasewalk
Norton
G. A. R. Hall
Ludwig Koenigstein
J. M. Pile
Wayne College
Orchard
Pile
Robert J. Elliott
The
State University
Norfolk Plumbing and Heating Company
Orleans
Norfolk High School
P. A. Shurtz
O'Neill
Auditor's audit costs county over $1200
Expert Accountant Maurice Fitz Gibbon of Sioux City conducted a county wide audit of county officers in Fairfax on May 26. His report praised the thoroughness of the work and the officials' performance, noting the project cost a little more than $1,200.
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Maurice Fitz Gibbon
Sioux City
Fairfax
S. C
Board of County Commissioners
Divorce Granted to William and Mrs Breitinger at West Point
West Point residents Mr and Mrs William Breitinger have been granted a divorce. The case was filed in local court and finalized on May 25.
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West Point
Neb
the News
William Breitinger
Sanders Bros Buy Livery Barn at West Point Neb
Sanders Bros formerly of Howell have purchased the livery barn and stock of Buse Bros in West Point Nebraska. The May 25 transfer marks a consolidation of local horse and carriage services as announced in The News.
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West Point
Neb
Sanders Bros
Howell
Buse Bros
Good Road Demonstration Sought by Norfolk Club
The Norfolk Commercial Club plans to press the government for a demonstration road in the area. A special committee was formed to handle correspondence and push for expert guidance and funding, with $250 allotted to improve county roads entering Norfolk.
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T. Sprecher
Norfolk
Fea
Matelig
Mayer
G.T. Sprecher
Elub
Sesterns
Sprecher
Miler
Bure Taft
Commercial Club
King Road
Sturgeon
Auxiliary Club Plans Lawn Competition Reorganization
The Norfolk Commercial Club Auxiliary met and discussed a lawn competition, deciding not to solicit outside merchants for prizes and to have the parent club share prize expenses if directors approve. The Women’s Club will supervise the contest and the Auxiliary will push to increase membership. The next meeting will feature a smoker event.
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Norfolk Commercial Club
Ausliary
Norfolk Avenne
Auxiiliary
Womans Elub
Auxiliwes
Local notices highlight weddings travel and visits
Names travel through Norfolk listings with Pasewalk Norton wedding guests from Albion and Madison attendees, several residents visiting Wood Lake andoting out near Wood Lake, plus ongoing housing remodels and a $250 reward offered by Antelope county supervisors for arrest.
Winside Saloon Case Hearing Extends Dry Period Pending Appeal
In Winside Nebraska May 27 witnesses were examined at a two week long hearing on saloon closures. A notice of appeal to the district court halts saloon openings until a ruling, with likely follow up to the state supreme court.
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Winside
Neb
District Court
Supreme Court
Editorial Association Meet Set at Valentine on June 6
Elkhorn Valley Editorial association scheduled a meet in Valentine on June 6 with an address of welcome by James Morris and an annual address by President John M. Wotton. The program includes talks on publishing topics by C L Mayer George Snow L A Wilson and others plus a ball game boat ride and banquet with toasts.
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Ainsworth
Neb
Elkhorn Valley Editorial Association
Valentine
James Morris
Johnstown
John M. Wotton
Ainsworth Star Journal
C. L. Mayer
Rushville
George C. Snow
Chadron Journal
L. A. Wilson
Springview Herald
C. H. Lyman
Long Pine Journal
Byes
O'Neill Democrat
Luke M. Bates
U. S. Land Office
Valentine Commercial Club
All Night Council Session Ends With Resignations
A long all night Norfolk city council meeting featured heated exchanges between the mayor and city engineer. The sewer engineer resigned and the council accepted, aiming to hire a new sewer engineer possibly County Engineer Thatch of Madison. Other actions included saloon licenses, sidewalk and cement crossing contracts, police equipment orders, and a Bryan Day speaker’s stand permit.
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Norfolk City
Thatch
Madison
Satoon
Ed Grant
Old Farmer
South Tenth Street
Robert Kill
Eigzlt
M. Endres
T. M. Fraser
Special City Council Session Handles Assessments and Licenses
The council met in a special session with Mayor Sturgeon presiding and members present as noted. Assessments for sewer districts 2 3 and 4 were set at 42 48 and 14 cents per foot respectively. Regular meeting followed with liquor license granted to Ed Grant after no remonstrance. Other actions include band stand on Fourth Street, gate across Fourth Street for horse transfer, pool and billiard tax ordinance draft, crossings and sidewalks contracts, street light on Eighth Pasewalk, sewer district 1 petition granted, gas on South Fourth Street pending, hose testing by Chief Krantz, privy vault inspections, alleys report, and ordinances No 217 amendment to empower scavengers.
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Degner
Fuesler
Bolan
Hibben
Garvin
Craven
Bolin
Counell
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Winter
Degener
Fuesier
Dolan
Hibden
Fourth Street
Smith Bros
Kauffeman
M. Endres
Robert Klug
Stitt
City of Sixth
Pasewalk Avenue
Taylor Avenue
Ninth Street
South Fourth Street
Public Works
Krantz
Third Ward
Cronk
Sheldon for Vice President Shift In Lincoln Rumors
Lincoln Neb May 27 Republican delegates consider naming Nebraska's Governor Sheldon as Taft's running mate to counter Bryan's strength. Sheldon lowers expectations for western inclusion, while boosters push a Nebraskan vice president hoping to avert a catastrophe for the state’s ticket.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Chicago
Sheldon von the Thelter
Taft
New York
Hatrbanks
Cortelyon
Ohio
East WI
Sheldon Boomers
Bryan
Premium Picture Offer The Bride by mail
A mail order from The Krekobola Company of Olney offers 300 premium lithographed pictures titled The Bride in color. Send 50 cents to receive the picture postpaid plus a monthly issue of American Farmer or Everybody’s Home Journal for one year. Limited stock. order promptly.
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Everybody's Home Journal
Mall
Krekobola Company
Olney, Dh
County Board of Equalization Meets in Madison Nebraska
The county board of equalization will convene at the courthouse in Madison Nebraska at 1 o clock p m on June 0 door and will continue in session for at least three days. Any person with cause to complain about their assessment should appear before the board. Geo B L Rehardeen, County Clerk.
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County Board of
Court House
Madison
Nebraska
Geo. BL Rehardeen
Hog Day at Valentine Sets New Hog Market Record
In Valentine Nebraska on May 25 a hog day event drew a record number of hogs to the markets. Nearly $2,000 worth of hogs were bought at about $4.70 per hundredweight, reflecting strong demand as buyers paid on the scene.
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Valentine
Neb
Norfolk ice firm organized to meet famine demand
Norfolk men form a company to manufacture artificial ice with ten ton capacity, planning to start operations by July. The plant will reuse exhaust steam from the electric plant boilers, house the machinery behind the electric plant, and supply pure ice to local customers amid growing shortages.
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Malean
Wille
Bullock
Norfolk Wis
Fee
Titty Fous
KB. A. Millock
Ph .C. Matran Willy
Omnia
Pirelwse
Aceteam
Benesteetine
Cheney Company
Pasewalk Norton wedding Fannie Norton marries at Norfolk home
Amonijet Pasewalk and Fannie Norton wed at the Pasewalk home on Elm Drives Norfolk with a small guest list. Dr D K Tindall officiated in a simple ring ceremony. The couple depart for Colorado after a three course breakfast and will reside on North Twelfth Street after July 1. Pasewalk, an engineer at Norfolk National Bank, hails from a prominent local family. Norton, popular in society, is an accomplished musician.
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Lo PL Pasewalk
Mise Fannie Norton
Oenikstein Avenue
D. Ko Tindall
Th Jonkings
Mundleon
Jenkins
Miss Newton
Pasewalk
Northwestern
Fremont
Union Paeiie
Coloradio
North Twelfth Street
Norfolk National Bank
Norfolk
Ferdinand Pasewalk
Mr. Pasewalk
BE. M. Norton
Miss Norton
Actors Face Tragedy as Summer Grim for Theaters
New York May 23 report on theater workers facing a harsh summer after a disastrous season. More than 2 000 actors and actresses unemployed in the city, hundreds of companies closed early, and many survivors barred from saving through summer. The Adore Fund charity shows a deficit of over 20 000. Actors crowd Coney Island and similar venues seeking any work to survive.
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Adore
Coney Island
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