Hinshaw Praised For Railroad Regulation Debate
The Osceola Revera notes Congressmen Hinshaw of Nebraska dominates floor debate on the Hepburn railroad bill. Washington Times lauds his practical, effective arguments and pro-regulation stance. Letter from D Chamberlain cites Hinshaw as labor-aligned with broad local support. Nebraska statements emphasize Hinshaw’s effort for a fair rate system between railroads and the people.
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Washington Times
Nebraska
Boime
Times
D. Chamberlain
Stromseburg
Washington
D. C
Friedd Coleman
E. H. Hinshaw
J. D. Chamberlain
Congressman Hinshaw
Chamberlain
Notable figure arrives to serve the people
The individual has reached the site and is expected to provide real service to the public. Authorities emphasize keeping him in a position where his contributions will have impact.
Senator Millard Faces Slow Rise in Popular Favor
The York Times notes Senator Millard is “growing in popular favor” after six years in the Senate. Critics call his election an accident and accuse him of longtime ties to corporate heads, arguing his reform stance aligns with elite interests and that a stampede is unlikely.
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Tim
Senate
Nebraska
Postal deficit blamed on lack of profitable routes
The author argues a week per family on rural routes would erase the annual postal deficit and yield a 5,000,000 surplus. They blame the deficit on the postal service failing to pursue profitable business lines while private interests profit at the paying end and the government bears the rest.
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Post Office Department
Monday Through Tuesday Farm Program Highlights
A two day schedule lists sessions on beef cattle poultry breeding fruit tree spraying and farm literature. W D McKee and Val Keyser lead fruit tree spraying and decorative plant discussions while T G Ferguson covers alfalfa and tilling practices. Beverages and rest room details appear with fairbury ties and corn exhibit prizes.
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W. D. McKee
Val Keyser
Mr. McKee
Mr. Keyser
T. G. Ferguson
Beaver Crossing
Neb
EH. Welton
Fairbury
Mr. Ferguson
Court Scenes Highlight McLean v McBeth and Stromberg Assault Case
Judge Campbell presided as Frank McLean sued B A McBeth for 84 dollars in labor and won 36.46 after accounts were reviewed. In a separate trial State v Stromberg for assault featured 13 witnesses for the state. Sundling testified of a January 8 dispute after leaving Clarks. Stromberg was found not guilty. costs taxed to the state.
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Frank McLean
B. A. McBeth
Mills, Mills and Beebe
King & Bittner
Campbell
Stromberg
Peter Sandling
Sundling
Pleasant Home
Clarks
Milwaukee
Sandiling
Mills & Beebe
B.E. Stanton
Stromsburg
HE. L. King
Miss Georgia Anderson Tops Nebraska Teachers List
Miss Georgia Anderson of Osceola achieves a perfect 100 in arithmetic among 633 Nebraska teachers examined between October 15 1905 and January 1 1906, the only perfect mark awarded to January 1906. Lincoln Star lauds her achievement as creditable and a source of county pride.
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Polk Conuntr
Georgia Anderson
Osceola
Nebraska
Anderson
Lincoln Star
Polk County
Hal Acton the promising colt from Linville Tennessee
Doc tors Byers and Mcbeth announce Hal Acton a bright bay seven month old pacing and trotting bred colt by Tennessee Wilkes from Acton ward 200 dam Brown Hal. He shows spinner potential and may live up to his distinguished ancestry in speed events. In Polk County Nebraska the executrix seeks final settlement of Joseph Allen deceased estate with a hearing on February 19 1906 at ten o clock a m.
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Byers
Mcbeth
Polk County
Hal Acton
Linville
Tenn
John W. Alexander
Tennessee Wilkes
Actonward
Brown Hal
Nebraska
Joseph Allen
State of
Henry H. Campbell
Union Pacific Plans New Cutoff to Shorten West Route
A Union Pacific official says after completing the Central City Stromsburg line the company will add a cutoff in Saunders county near Wahoo to shorten the Omaha west line by about thirty five miles. Through trains would use the new line with local service kept on the north route via Fremont Schuler and Columbus. The Central City Stromsburg span will be twenty four miles long with right of way secured.
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Union Pacific
Central City-Stromsburg
Omaharest
Saunders County
Wahoos
Valparaiso
Weston
Wahoo
Brainard
Lave
Omaha
Fremont
Schuler
Columbus
City-Stromsbarg
Opes An
World Almanac and Encyclopedia 1906 Advance Notice
The World Almanac and Encyclopedia a seven hundred page reference sold for 25 cents by mail 35 cents It covers over one thousand timely topics with more than ten thousand facts across areas such as elections agriculture finance education railroads and shipping The volume includes 34 columns of index Send for this Standard American Annual The World Pulitzer Building New York City.
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Pulitzer Building
New York City
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