Taft stands for tariff reform and home market justice
The text praises President Taft for tariff revision and a nonpartisan tariff board to protect domestic industry. It argues the farmer benefits from a strong home market and government efficiency, notes vetoes against politically expedient bills, and endorses continued Republican policy for fair tariffs, trust supervision, and modern administration. It names Charles D. Hilles and James B. Reynolds of the Republican National Committee.
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Tariff Commission
Taft
Niu
Tariff Board
Republican Party
Local Gossip and Visitors From Surrounding Towns
Mr and Mrs Ford Chenoweth visit Hastings with his mother Mrs Emil, as Wm Ehlers carries a right medal in a sling after a mishap while unloading chaff. Various residents and guests frequent Polk, Rising City, Stromsburg, and David City. Miss Gertrude Bartlett shines in Bohemian Wife, while concerts feature Miss Bartlett and Miss Fae Bell Cochran. Community notices include job ads, college enrollments, and travel to Lincoln for business or study.
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Sheriff Potter
Polk
Charlie Stone
Shelby
Alice Fox
Stromsburg
Ole Christenson
Rising City
Polk Hotel
Nebr
E. J. Anderson
Hilda Lind
C. H. Morrill
Clara Reitz
David City
D. J. Rhodes
J. W. Cole
Ind
Spurgeon Spalding
Lincoln
Nebraska Business College
Morehead economy plan sparks questions on salary use
The article argues Governor candidate Morehead would limit official expenses and not use state funds for the governor's residence, claiming corporat pwer would cover his salary. It questions why the salary would be taken from the state and suggests Morehead favors big business, while praising Norris for reform efforts and opposing Taft's party. It contrasts Norris and Shallenberger, endorsing Norris as best for Nebraska.
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Athore
Morehead
John H. Morehead
Morshead
Mr. Morehead
Mr. Norris
Norris
National Congress
the Tribune
Taft
The
Tribune
Republican Party
Shallenberger
Nebraska
Senate
Congress
Fremont
Tri-Weekly Tribune
Candidacy of George W Norris in Senate Race
The senatorial contest in this state is between Congressman Norris and former Governor Shallenberger a between a Republican and a Democrat. There is no third party nominee and the issue is therefore direct.
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Norris
Shallenberger
Comparison of Governor Aldrich and Morehead on Progressive Records
Nebraska voters see two Republican candidates for governor share equal tenure as state senators. Aldrich backed progressive reforms while Morehead opposed them, consistently siding with big interests on initiatives from insurance to stock regulation and railway matters.
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Aldrich
John H. Morehead
Nebraska
Morehead
Senate Journals of
Senate Journal
State Journal
Skiles
Senate Journa
Ollis
Senate Journal P
Railway Commission
Local residents travel and events noted in Polk County
Mrs. A. H Hennemeyer attends Rebekah Grand Lodge in Lincoln as a delegate. Miss Mary Engelhardt visits from Arlington with Geo Engelhardt family. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller return to Beatrice after a several day Polk County visit. Mrs. H Reckmeyer of Fremont and Mrs. J Maguire of Mead visit the Reckmeyer family then depart. Abe LaRue leaves for Stafford Kansas after visiting Polk County neighbors. D I Peterson and Weston visitor attend Esther Peterson and Abel Swanson’s marriage. Estray notice: one black sow near Osceola 225 lbs with owner to reclaim. Concert notes: Prof. Harry Irland’s rendition of Adelaide praised at Protean Concert Co. in Oct. 26 program. Emil and Mrs. Schott return from Canton Ohio after visiting family. L F Andersons return from Orlaka North Dakota. weather and rain reported, crops good. O S F Hotchkiss and Finney visit. Hotchkiss injured auto accident noted, recovering. Mrs. J E Drummond of Evanston Wyoming returns with Mrs. Van Hoosen to Grand Island. Malcom Carlson and wife of Julesburg visit then depart on wedding trip.
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Joe Miller
Beatrice
Polk County
H. Reckmeyer
Fremont
J. Maguire
Mead
H. H. Reckmeyer
Abe LaRue
Stafford
Kans
D. I. Peterson
Weston
Esther Peterson
Abel B. Swanson
Estray
Osceola
Harry Irland
Emil Schott
Canton
Ohio
Stark County
O. SF. Hotchkiss
Litchfield
Shelby
Finney
Baptist Church Sunday Schedule
The notice lists a Sunday school at 10 o clock and preaching at 11 with the theme Be ye followers of God. An evening service at 7 30 closes the day with a call to all professed followers to attend and be welcome.
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God
Church Society Meetings and Services Schedule
The Young People’s Society meets Thursday evening at Peter Anderson’s home with a good program. The Busy-Bee Society gathers Wednesday afternoon at A. O. Monson’s home invited by Lydia Nelson. The choir rehearses at the church next Monday evening. Services are Sunday at the usual hours with Sunday school at 10 and morning service at 11. Evening service at 7:30.
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Lutheran Church
Young People‘s Society
Peter Anderson
Busy-Bee Society
A. O. Monson
Lydia Nelson
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Coe OT
Mr. Taft
Mr .Taft
Ir Taft
United States
Tariff Board of Commission
Nnion
England
Committee On Patents
Standard Oil and Tobacco Trusts
Ford Chenoweth
Hastings
Mr. Chenoweth
Emil.y
Wm Ehlers
Edal
Bill
Gertrude Ty
Bartlett
Miss Bartlett
Sweet Mills
St. Louis Globe
Protean Concert Co
Opera House
Plattsmouth
Marsden Bull
Georgie Quillen
A. C. Quillen
Vera
Marquis
Edwin Hedlund
Oakland
Luther League
Axel F. Johnson
G.L. Dorsey
M. A. Millis Jr
Central City
E. C. Goerke
Carrie Davison
Crouse Drug Store
Tecumseh
Delmer White and Wife
John Irland
Fae Bell Cochran
Morskowski
Cincinatti Enquirer
George W. Norris
State Insurance Department
House
A. H Hennemeyer
Rebekah
Mary Engelhardt
City
Arlington
Geo.Engelhardt
Gertrude Tyler Bartlett
Adelaide
Nebraska State Journal
J. E. Drummond
Evanston
Wyo
L. J. van Hoosen
Grand Island
van Hoosen
Malcom Carlson
Julesburg
Mr. Carlson
Albert F. Anerson
Osceola, Nebr
Osceola Auditorium
Eugene Walter
New York
Chicago
Hudson Bay Country
Canadian Woods
Ray
D. Ba
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