Lincoln State Fair设施扩建呼吁与立法讨论
报纸报道州议会开幕初期工作重点在机构任命与组织。专栏作者提出Col M A Bates计划每日发函报道议会进展，并提及内布拉斯加州博览会协会呼吁在林肯园区新建三座大型建筑：畜牧展馆、钢筋混凝混凝场看台和机械馆。对比他州其他州的博览会，呼吁立法者予以协助，但未作调查。
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
4
Taft Faces Tough Path in Tariff Revision Effort
A national revenue gap of one hundred million dollars looms as Taft confronts opposition from standpatters and trust-backed factions. Members of Congress push for duty reductions across many items except those affecting their districts, making an honest tariff revision unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Thei
Taft
Thoratess
Reform in bank guarantees and labor law debate
The World cites alleged industrial and political alignment under the Sherman Act while Nebraska lawmakers debate a bank guarantee bill. Critics oppose depositor deferral. supporters urge state funding to settle deposits promptly, arguing it would prevent business disruption and protect creditors.
Tibbets Named President Pro Tem of Nebraska Senate
The Hastings man G. W. Tibbets is selected as president pro tempore of the Nebraska Senate in the lieutenant governor's absence. W. H. Smith of Seward is chosen as senate secretary, praised as well qualified and a strong officer choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Tibbets
Hastings
Senate
W. H. Smith
Seward
Legis
Trenmore Cone Named Chief Clerk Over Richmond in House
Trenmore Cone of Wahoo won the position of chief clerk of the House of Representatives, edging Henry C. Richmond. The deciding factor was the belief that Richmond overplayed the office holder role, with Cone seen as a needed change. Richmond had recently returned from a solid post with the National Committee, aiding Cone’s campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenmore Cone
Wahoo
House of Representatives
Henry C. Richmond
State legislature to select officers in coming session
Lawmakers face key decisions on organizing the two houses with the secretary to be chosen in the senate and speakership and clerkship in the house. Many aspirants for the posts exist and any choice will satisfy the state democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Nations respond to Italy aid appeal shaped by past disasters
The article notes the U.S. response to Italy's aid request is influenced by historic catastrophes such as the Charleston earthquake the Galveston storm and the San Francisco earthquake and fire, underscoring a sense of shared global duty in disaster times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
San Franisco
Bank guarantee act debated as lawmakers push for swift deposits
The synopsis shows proposed bank guarantee measures diverging from voters intent to secure immediate deposit repayment. Lawmakers urged to honor prompt payment and avoid delays. Democrats wing names C W Pool of Tecumseh as speaker after a long ballot, citing experience and steady leadership.
Union News Recaps Local Arrivals Births and Accidents
Mahlon Applegate arrives from Villisca for a family visit. G W Cheney and wife from Edison Neb visit Mrs Cheney’s parents. Ernest Smith and wife welcome a daughter born December 25. A mysterious fire strikes an unoccupied farm house northeast of town. Miss Opal and Miss Mary Freeman visit home after time with grandma. Myrtle Swan from Alliance visits relatives then heads to Indianapolis musical college. James O Falden reports finding a $10 bill. owner Ed Stanton restores it. Clint Harris returns from the Pacific coast. John Faris’ four year-old daughter fractures a collarbone at A L Daniels’ place. Mrs D C Kuns undergoes a dangerous operation in hospital. Liston to lead Missouri Pacific here. Mrs White and son Lucian Detter head to Virginia for retirement after east visits. Ray Fentiman and Charles Fleischmann’s buggy overturn leaving them injured and horses running free overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecco
Mahlon Applegate
Villisca
Iowa
Union
G. W. Cheney
Edison
Neb
Here
Opal
Mary Freeman
Clarinda
Town
Mark Freeman
Mia. C. A. Freeman
Myrtle Swan
Alliance
Charles Swan
Indianapolis
Ind
James O. Falden
Talkington
Ed. Stanton
Clint Harris
Pacific Coast
Nebraska
John Faris
Littl
At &. L. Daniels
Harvest Prospects Rise as Ice Freezes on Ponds
Louisvillians report ponds freezing in good shape signaling a promising harvest. Other notes include Harry Green traveling to Omaha for medical advice after appendicitis, Geo Waldon returning from South Bend where winter quarry work halted, and a stag party at John Ossenkop’s country home. Mrs. C J Mayfield returns from Omaha hospital improving after surgery. John Albert injured eye while butchering a hog and the Barker family farewells before moving to Idaho with a silver tea set gifted by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom the Courier
Jim Hoover
Harry Green
Omaha
Mr. Green
Geo. Waldon
South Bend
Mr. Waldon
John Ossenkop
L. Barker
James Roberts
Barker
Idaho
Mr. Barker
Mrs. Barker
Nehawka News and Local Arrivals
Miss May Beam of Sumner Nebraska and sister Myra McReynolds of Murray visit their uncle George McReynolds near Maple Grove. Jacob Vallery buys a whole carload of feed. Peter Hansen of Walthill plans farm purchases in the Indian reservation. Mr and Mrs John Macey of Sherburne Tennessee touring with Mrs Ost. William McCullough returns from railroading and eyes a farm by March 1. Mrs Henry Heinrichs operated on for gall stones with successful recovery. Albert Hall robbed of thirty five cents near the bridge south of town after skating with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Beam
Sumner, Neb
Myra McReynolds
Murray
Eo. McReynolds
Jacob Vallery
Old Maple Grove
Peter Hansen
Walthill
Neb
Nebraska
John Macey
Sherburne
Miss
William Ost
Mra. Ost
Mr. Macey
Mra
Henry Heinrichs
Omaha
Albert Hall
Albert
It Does the Business Says Chamberlain of Clinton Maine
BE and Chamberlain tout S Bucklin s Armen Salve product claiming it treats piles chapped hands old sores and heals without scars. Sold for 265 cents at F G Fricke Co drug store. Also Dr King s New Life Pills praised by Jacob Springer of West Franklin Maine for stomach liver and bowels. money refund offered if trial disappoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Springer
West Franklin
Maine
F. G. Fricke & Co
Elmwood Visitors and Local Mentions This Week
Elmwood notes include Mrs Verner Perry of Mynard visiting with her parents Mr and Mrs A N McCrory Nora Trovencrans of Plattsmouth spending a week with friends and relatives Hd Ketost returning from Texas with updates on his trip and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reom
Reho
Verner Perry
Mynard
Vin
A. N. McCrory
Misa Nora Trovencrans
Plattsmouth
Texas
A Similar Winter and Holiday Outing in 1868
John Crichton recalled a winter in 1868 similar to recent weather. He lived in the Munn neighborhood and attended a Elmwood Christmas gathering with Mr Hollenbeck. A hayrack outing drew fourteen couples as the sun shone warm and ladies carried parasols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crichton
Munn
Nebraska City News
Dean's Regulars Prevent Constipation
If you lack time to exercise, Dean's Regulars claim to prevent constipation. They induce a mild, healthy bowel action without gripping. Ask your druggist for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Leidigh Settles Suit After Nebraska City Incident
Henry Huckins settled with George W. Leidigh for 250 dollars after Huckins’ $5,000 damages suit was dismissed. Leidigh apologized for an on street attack September 22, 1908, in Nebraska City and vowed not to assault Huckins while he works as a public official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leidigh
Henry Hucking
George W. Leidigh
Huckins
Nebraska City
Edwin J. Murfin
Nebraska
Henry Huckins
Cure for Misery Promises Quick Relief with Bitters
R M James of Louellen claims Electric Bitters cures malaria poison and chills yellow jaundice and liver kidney troubles. The tonic comes in 50 cent bottles and is sold under guarantee at F G Fricke Co.'s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. James
Louellen
F. G. Fricke & Co
For Sale or Rent Near Plattsmouth
A three room house with thirteen acres of land is offered for sale or rent three miles southeast of town. Inquiries may be written to J. Rotter, Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rotter
Plattsmouth
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Plattsmouth, Nebraska
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Col. M. A. Bates
Nebraska State Fair Association
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Coln
Mitchell
Ryan
Morrigan and Harriman
Wall Street
Shermer
Sherman
Mr. Roosevelt
Hle
New York World
Republican Party
Phiteracy
The
Nebraska Legislature
Mr. Cone
Richmond
National Committee
Cone
Charleston
C. W. Pool
Tecumseh
Pool
House of
Thomas’ Elvetric Ol
News OF the County
D. C. Kuns
Mr. Liston
Missouri Pacific
Eagle
Mrs. White
James White
Lucian Detter
San Francisco
Cal
Virginia
Ray Fentiman
Charles Fleischmann
Ray
Louisville
Nehawka
William McCullough
Bill
Chicago Great Western
Elmwood
What Is
Castoria
Clara Brown
Nellie Selver
Salina
Kas
C, BH
Wescott
Sunnyside
High School Hill
Minnie Will
Carrie Becker
Gertrude Beeson
Margaret Maury
Lillian Thompson
Iha Crabill
Gretchen Donnelly
H. E. Warden
Chas. Brand
Warden
Brant
Custer County
Stone Farm
Pollard Farm
Hambletonians
Minneapolis
St. Joseph
Avery
Chas. Brandt
Oc Wert
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