Oklahoma senator Owen appeals for Bryan in rally
Senator Owen of Oklahoma addressed a Democratic audience as he praised the Oklahoma constitution and urged support for Bryan. He defended Governor Haskell and attacked predatory wealth while highlighting Latta’s candidacy and pledges for bank deposits, irrigation, and tariff reform. Local attendees and residents were noted in attendance and social mentions.
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Haskell
Bryan
Owen
Latta
Allen
Madison
Tekhamah
Congress
United States
Latta Hall
Oklahoma
Senatoryja Follette
Swift, Morris and
Rooscelt
Taft
Foraker
Local Visitors and Church Services Reported
Mrs Kil Mudge arrived home in Cody after a week with her uncle W A Barnes. Chas Fuerst arrives from Latimer Iowa to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Atteust Steffen spent Sunday in Norfolk. Lutheran church to hold Holy Communion Sunday morning. Mrs Jon Songnevier visits from Inman. Lambert Kerbel from Spencer on business earlier week. Miss Jesse Hedman returns from Bonesteel where she was on a trip.
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Siater
Ray Sharp Jr
W. Richardson
Cherry County
William Reeves
Emerick
Joseph Stecher
Hooper
Mise Tin Barnes
Cody
Teweh
Agnes Harnes
Dawes County
Nee News
Ami Mra
Emil Carstons
Pierre
Wiliam Tiernan
Burch
Iaterial
Spencer
Jesse Hedman
Bonesteel
Boyd and Nelson Establish Campaign HQ in Pacific Hotel
Congressman Boyd of Neligh and Frank Nelson of Niobrara secured two rooms in the Pacific hotel Norfolk as Republican congressional headquarters. The committee will assemble in Norfolk on October 1 to outline the campaign and mobilize efforts. Nelson stays in Norfolk through the election. Boyd joins Taft’s special train at Sioux City to cover the Third district.
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Boyd
Neligh
Frank Nelson
Niobrard
Congressional Comittee
Norfolk
Pacific Hotel
Sioux City
Third Congressional District
Taft
Norfolk Prepares Special Police for Tripp Rush
Norfolk plans extended police coverage for the Tripp rush with at least two special officers and fifteen depot guards. Arrivals from Sioux City and trains to the Junction will attract crowds, prompting careful coordination with railroad officials for crowd control and safety.
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Norfolk
Safeward
Omaha
Sioux City
Sturgeon
Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers by Uleys Honey and Tar
An advertised patent remedy from Kiesau Drug Co claims immediate relief for asthma in real early stages and asserts it can effect a cure when taken in time. The item names Uleys Honey and Tar as the active formulation.
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Qhuick
Uleys
Kiesau Drug Co
That North Line Excursion May Head Northward
Railroad officials will be approached about an October excursion if accommodations can be provided. A Norfolk day could be set at Bonesteel end registration points and a chartered tourist train used. Stops would be made at all stations for visits, depending on the railroad’s capacity to handle the Tripp movement of landseekers.
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Norfolk
al Avether
Trip
Church creche helps mothers attend services in Spokane
In Spokane Nevada A C Grier pastor at the First Universalist church installed a creche to store and care for babies during Sunday services. A caretaker and nurses supervise, with check in/out to prevent confusion, a plan praised as a first for Spokane churches and expected to spread.
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Spokane
Wash
Ujal
Nev. A. C. Grier
First Universalist Church
Inez Bunday
Hots
Foley's Urino Laxative Promises Gentle Relief
Foley's Urino Laxative is advertised as a new remedy improving on older laxatives. It is claimed not to gripe or nauseate and to be pleasant to use, with a guarantee from the drug.
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Foley
U Drug
Sheldon Supports Personal Opinion On Bank Deposit Guarantees
Governor Sheldon and fellow candidates back voluntary deposit guarantees in banks, aligning with some party leaders and popular sentiment in Nebraska. The piece notes national and state platforms are silent on the issue, allowing each candidate to tailor their own platform while remaining within party lines.
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Linenin News
Sheldon
Wherry
Taft
Voliabiety Garanty
Nehrashka
Norfolk News Highlights Local Movements and Drought Outlook
Norfolk reports show many visitors and relocations including D Mathewson, Mrs Reid improving, Ray Pileer begins at the commercial college, and Alexander Kenney visiting family in Stanton. Local business updates cover auditing of Nebraska Telephone, new storage space, a temporary lunch counter for Rosebud rush, and dyke right of way discussions. A Tekamah wedding unites Clifford Phalen and Miss Mabel Sears, with guests Hibben and Judge Sears observed. The drought may lift hay prices.
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D. Mathewson
Gregory
J. T. Reid
Ray Pileer
Plainview
The
Commercial College
Alexnander Kenney
Stanton
Joseph Pilant
Pacific Hotel
Anna Madsen
Opal Madsen
Omaha
Missouri Valley
G. Wilkinson
Norfolk
Stanley County
Rapid City-Pierre
Northwestern
Frank Nelson
Niobrara
Republican Congressional Committee
George D. Butterfield
E.G. Barnum
Dallas
O'Neill
Anna C. Storm
Hazel Armstrong
Butte
W. A. Witzleman
Nebraska National Bank
Lincoln
Bankers
Tyler
Koenlestein
Barnhart
Powers
Weatherby
Mazen
Welch
Madison
W. French
Winside
Frederick Wolf
M. Wolf
Battle
Sprecher
Rome Miller
Phalen
Chiserty
Tekamah
Clifford Phalen
First National Bank
Mabel Sears
Sears
Tekampah
J. Hibben
Hay Market Rises Amid Drought Strain On Feed
The article notes a bumper crop this year but drought pressures push hay prices higher. Demand grows as cattle and horse owners rush to feed hay earlier than usual. Nebraska’s Wikhorn valley supplies much hay, with Bassett region cited as a top hay market. Prices moved from ten to seven dollars per ton previously, now upland hay sells at seven forty per ton.
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Wikhorn
Nebraska
Seton
Bassett
Railroad wins trunk suit ruling baggage call required
Judge Welch at Madison ruled for the railroad in the Norfolk trunk case against Edwin D. Klein. Passengers must call for trunks upon arrival and railroads aren’t liable for stored property losses. The decision impacts multiple similar suits from the Norfolk fire era.
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Preceent
Welch
Madison
Vroneht
The
Northwestern
Edwin D. Klein
Klein
Kansans
E. P. Weatherby
Norfolk
Ohio
Groom of Month Arrested for Forging Note in Albion
Bonno I Penry aged 22, married to Jessie M Smith 18, is charged with forging a ten dollar and fifty cent note. He was separated from his bride of a month and taken back to Albion by Deputy Sheriff Galyean. The couple wed August 20 in Omaha, after meeting in St Edwards.
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Omaha World-Herald
Albion
Bonno I
Penry
Galyean
Jessie
Smith
Omaha
St. Edwards
Bonno
Boon County
Adjutant Willis
Salvation Army
Man complains of unbellied train near Fremont
John Haferkorn, a carpet beater, charges Union Pacific trains pass through Fremont without warning bells. He claims a near collision with engine 1724, says the engineer threatened him, and that he fled, later filing a complaint with authorities demanding safety bells.
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Fremont
John Haferkorn
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Mr. Haferkorn
Ma. Haferkorn
North Nebraska Methodist Conference Session in Stanton
The North Nebraska Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church meets in Stanton with about 200 ministers and members in attendance. Reports from district superintendents show growth, hospital dedication, new missions in Omaha, and large increases in church edifices, parsonages, and memberships across districts.
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North Nebraska
the Methodist Church
Stanton
Staanton
Neb
Metheodist Episcopal Church
Stainton
Nolisha
Gorst
Omaha
Mroweth
Grand Island
Fullerton
Northwestern posts thirteen crews ads for rush service
The Northwestern railroad advertised thirteen crews on bulletin boards at Norfolk and other centers due to extra train service during the Trip rush. It favors older employees first for advice and positions, stating preference to the oldest men as they are scarce.
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Northwestern
Northwestern Tins
Norfolk
Norfolk Crowd Grows at Allen Meeting in Auditorium
Senator Allen notes improving Norfolk turnout at a public meeting in the Auditorium. He remarks that Norfolk, as population center, should host major political gatherings and attract big speakers by drawing larger crowds.
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Allen
Norfolk
Senator Allen
Owen
Ite
Norfolk Senator Recalled Towne Speech at Marquardt Hall
The Madison senator recalled hearing Former United States Senator Towne speak with Wha over coat in a cold Marquardt hall, part of a Norfork gathering long remembered by supporters. Farmers in Bon Pomme county report sightings of a clover mite pest alarming clover fields, with prior infestations causing damage. Local observers fear potential fiber damage if the mite spreads.
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Madison
Norfolk
Akon
Allen
United States
Towne
Marquardt Hall
ReMi Pistia
Scotland
Three Years for Talking Thriller in Madison Court
John Moore, a 27 year old Battle Creek shoe thief, pled guilty to burglary and an indecent talking incident in Madison. He expected a lighter sentence but spoke in court and drew four years in state prison, plus prior notes show he was caught with nine pairs of shoes.
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John Moore
Madison
Battle Creek
Moore
Wattle Creek
Burelary
Heyear
Lincoln
Boche Appeal Faces Months of Waiting Supreme Court
No decision is expected from the supreme court on Herman Boche's manslaughter appeal for at least three months. His ten year sentence remains suspended and bond stays valid until the court returns are received. Briefs have not yet been filed, in part due to a lengthy bill of exceptions prepared by the court reporter that records every spoken word from the trial.
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Supreme Court
Herman Boche
District Court
Boche
Library Board Fails to Meet Over Quorum
The library board did not meet Friday due to lack of a quorum. President Koentits Stein set another meeting for October 4 and vowed to secure a quorum, even by sending a constable if needed. MC.A committee also postponed for lack of a quorum.
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Sliary Board
Ufoins
Koentitstein
Air Con
Mc.a
Loders Injuries Deemed More Serious After Fall
Marcy Loder proprietor of the Calumet restaurant suffered a fall Thursday evening breaking his left arm in two places. Doctors reported yesterday that his stomach ligaments were torn, indicating injuries more serious than first believed.
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Marcy Loder
Calumet Restaurant
Change of Moon Brings Rain in Norfolk Weather Note
The weather desk reports a long awaited rain set in Friday night around eight and continued Saturday in Norfolk. Predictions of moon change and goose bone lore failed to deter rain as the system brought four fifths of an inch, followed by cold and frost, with locals lighting fires to cope.
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Wtwtn
Norfolk
Rain spreads across the north state in weekend storm
Rain fell Friday night and Saturday morning across the region. Reports from Norfolk headquarters note the storm reaching Casper Wyoming and Belle Fourche South Dakota, with the system extending to the Rosebud area and northern Nebraska. Fremont and York also reported rain as the storm moved through the state.
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Norfolk
Oie
Northwestern
Man
Casper, Wye
Belle Fouwrehe
S. D
Rosebud
North Nebrraska
Fremont
York
Frost Warms The Pumpkin Forecast For Weekend
The News reports a killing frost expected from the northwest Saturday night with Sunday to be fair and warmer. A Chicago weather dispatch notes last year’s frost arrived a day later, with 1907 seeing frost on September 27 night or 28 morning.
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Chicago Weather Bureau
Mail Rush At Rosebud Lands Opens In Dallas
J Humphreys chief clerk of the railway mail service travels to Dallas South Dakota to arrange handling of vast mail for the Rosebud land opening. He plans to boost clerks and ensure timely delivery as thousands of letters flood the system before and during registration and drawing.
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Sioux City
J. Humphreys
Pailway Mall
Dallas
S. D
Humphreys
Corps of Railway Mall Clerks
Foley's Kidney Remedy Claims Cure After Two Bottles
James Donohue of New Britain Connecticut reports a backache and kidney bladder trouble cured by Foley's Kidney Remedy after taking two bottles and passing a life insurance medical. The ad touts complete recovery and recommends Klosau Drug for purchase.
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James Donohue
New Britain
Conn
Withers
Foley
Klosau
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Larkin S. Flint
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First National Bank of Madison
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C. N. Dawson
H. H. Millard
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