Shall the Corporations Rule in Nebraska Politics
Editorial critique of legislative session in Lincoln and Omaha. Questions whether corporations like railroads and breweries influence Democratic leaders and policy. Cites Edgar Howard and Polk County Democrat as voices demanding party loyalty and reforms.
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Lincoln
Edgar Howard
Columbus
Stock Yards
Omaha Brewery
Democratic Party
People
Columbus Telegram
Omaha
Walrath
Polk County
Nebraska Senate
Shelby News Roundup Highlights Local Moves and Events
In Shelby this week Dr George B Potter visited Omaha while Prof Rouse traveled to Grand Island and returned by Monday morning. Local residents report church bells arriving for St Andrew, and farming and market notes list corn at 55, wheat 96, and hogs at 6.00. The community also notes marriages, library and bank talks, hunting trips, illness, and social gatherings with named locals such as Mrs Gates University Place Mr and Mrs Burritt Stromsburg and Col Isaiah Paisley.
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Isaiah Paisley
Col. Paisley
Sadie Cypher
Rising City
U. B
J. C. Melville
Shelby
Col
Paisley
Grand Army
Taps
Marriage Licenses Issued by County Judge Campbell
County Judge Campbell issued several marriage licenses since the last press day. Names listed include Charles A Carlson and Anton A Johnson with Viola N Peterson, Jason E Ingerson and Cora Barnes.
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Campbell
Charles A. Carlson
Anton A. ‘Johnson
Viola N. Peterson Coeen
Eerwneeet
Rene Vee
Jason’ E. Ingerson
Cora Barnes
Ingersons Move From Waco to Bertrand Nebraska
BE. M. Ingerson loaded household goods farm machinery and livestock at Waco on March 2 and 8 for a new home in Bertrand Gosper county. Myrtle Ingerson and children left March 5 to join husband E. M. Ingerson. Fay Law returned from Illinois with a cold. Tommy Fuller hunted ducks and brought back a wolf. QO. CO. Wilson rents his farm to son Frank and will relocate.
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BE. M. Ingerson
Waco
Bertrand
Gosper County
Myrtle Ingerson
E. M. Ingerson
Fay “Law
Illinois
QO. CO. Wilson
Frank
Hackberry social notes and local house events
Tom Skidmore and family along with Hubert Thelen and family visited John Krumbach Sunday. Will Burritt’s ill son remains under a doctor’s care. Freeman Shaw visited his daughter Mrs Streeter near Central City and returned Sunday. Bert Blevins and family visited George Blevins Sunday. Newt Skidmore returned to the area. Ben Blevins boasts of paper hanging, completing a task in a large room. John Rosenberry moved a building onto his son’s farmhouse site Tuesday. Victor schoolhouse installs a new bell Saturday signaling school times. Henry Stevens bought a buzz saw and will use Geo Ireland’s engine to saw wood this week. Ed Shaw sets a picket fence around his house. L L Hoffer and wife visited his sister and Bert Price’s Friday in Thayer.
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Tom Skidmore
Hubert “Thelen
John Krumbach
Will Burritt
Henry Stevens
Geo. Ireland
Miss Wilma Cline Recitals Impress at Expression Department
Miss Wilma Cline, newly appointed assistant in the department of expression, gave a pleasing recital in Music and Expression Hall last Wednesday evening. An alumnus of Normal, she studied at Columbia School of Oratory in Chicago and now leads popular expression classes. Delegates to the State Y M C A Convention attended the event.
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Washington
Mt. Vernon Hall
Wilma Cline
Départment of Expression
Miss Cline
the Normal
Columbia School of Oratory
Chicago
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