Residents travel and local notices fill Omaha trips
Daily Personal News items show numerous residents traveling to Omaha and Council Bluffs for visits, work, and trains. Mentions include Mrs J J Janda, Mrs Frank Ledwith, Rev A A Stendall, Miss Lifia Bookmeyer, Mrs Emma McCarey, John Copia, and others visiting relatives or conducting business in nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EK. McNeil
Ponda
Frank Stanley
Fred Duda
Onna
A. A. Stendall
Onaiakigi
George Sherwood
Cena
John Hyath
Omaha
J. K. Dougins
R. B Winchum
E. L. Polin
Lifiae Bookmeyer
Smal
E. Brhertan
Mise Hester Gilmore
Uilenweed
Mies Tao
Barris
Pyle Merisaiyy
Judie
Tienes Banca
Omein
Col. C. B. Sepheliis
Council Bluffs
Misa Alin
Misa Marie Barthold
Emma McCarey
la [Atte
Charles D. Grimes
Lincoln
Why Colds Are Dangerous and How to Cure Them
The article warns that ordinary colds can lead to serious infections like pneumonia chronic catarrh and make children prone to diphtheria scarlet fever measles and whooping cough. It urges Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the quickest cure and notes its wide sale by F. G. Fricke & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Fricke & Co
Burlington Subway Work Begins Under Tracks
City officials inspect streets to be vacated for the Burlington subway project and ask the railroad to proceed. Piling and excavation will resume before cold weather, with mayor and council backing the ordinance and rapid completion forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Ootineil
Buringtom
Tomother Veith
Smanifest
Walrond Company
Interls
Phitform
Fragmented OCR: Readers Inference About Subscriptions
The text appears to discuss numbers related to presidential pictures in frames and inferred payments for subscribers to various journals. It mentions a quarterly or semi weekly journal and a six to twelve month payment scheme, with unclear names or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Evers
Dree
Are Always the Cheapest in Ready-to-Wear Clothing
An advertisement touts low prices on Gent's and Boy's ready-to-wear clothing and furnishings. It claims correct workmanship styles and prices, inviting readers to shop at the store for goods emphasizing value.
Well Known Figure Moore Dies After Ill Health
Joseph Moore known in town died yesterday afternoon from apoplexy after a long period of illness. He worked as a porter at Ed E. Engenberger’s saloon and had shown no warning signs before the sudden collapse in the rear room. Funeral plans place burial in Glenwood, Iowa, with brothers J. S. Moore and Henry Moore arriving to arrange services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Moore
Moore
Ed E. Egenberger
Pattons
Stremht & Streicht
Thastings
Sanwother
Silver Ly
Amiairi
Regan
J. S. Moore
Henry Moore
Hastings
Glenwood
Noland
Mr. Moore
Moses Dupree
D. C. Jackson
Silver City
Iowa
State Appropriations and Tax Increases Highlighted
The article contrasts state spending eight years apart noting taxes rose from 1.25 million to about 2.5 million dollars. It cites over a million dollars more for state institutions and 200000 dollars for salaries of officers boards and commissions. It argues a vote for Shallenberger and the Fusion ticket favors economy in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich
Savage
Mickey
Sheldon
Shallenberger
Funeral Tomorrow for Murray's Little Son
The funeral for the little son of John Murray, killed yesterday afternoon by his father in an accident, will be held tomorrow morning. Interment is at Lewiston cemetery, three miles west and two miles south of Murray. The Rev. A. A. Randall will conduct services as the crushed parents mourn the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenecrans
Evangelist EK. F. Miller
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fairbury
Neb
Miller
R. A. Bates
Journal
John Murray
Lewiston Cemetery
Murray
A. A. Randall
Cass County Tax Burden Highlighted by Local Citizens
Citizens urge scrutiny of state taxes charged to Cass County listing yearly figures from 1900 onward. They call for county treasurer records disclosure and critique Governor Sheldon and challenger Shallenberger on tax policy and county autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Sheldon
Shallenberger
State Assessment Board
State Equalization Board
Democrats Overestimate New York Vote Says Bryan Favored
A Democratic national committee official asserts that New York voters are shifting strongly to Bryan and that the New York Herald overestimates Taft support. The memo argues Bryan will win New York and its electoral votes, with erasable gaps in statewide tallies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rgt Hendra
Mr. Bryan
York
New York
Erie County
Bryan
New York County
Chemung County
Taft
New York Herald
Herald
Roosevelt
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J. J. Janda
Metropolis
Frank Wi. Ledwith
F. M. Phebus
P. F. Budie
John Copia
Ida Stadler
J. L. Leets
T. S. Clifford
Cedar Creek
Dr. C. A. Marshall and Son
W. F. Fulhage
Lewis Dose
Yates Center
Kaw
Dora Fricke
Williamshaffen
Germany
Fred Nerquist
Ed Weaver
Ed EF. Egenberger
Geo. H. Poiszil
Charles Green
Melissa van Fleet
Springfield
Toretta
Park
Los Angeles
Cal
F. D. Ledwith
Ashkind
Lincoln Loreat
el Schulef
Glenwool
France Ballance
Spring
Horace Ruffner
Dr. Dodge
P. E. Ruffner
W. R. Murray
Herold
Coates
Henry Herold
Byron Clark
W. EF. Tracy
Union
H. Ef. Turner
W. I. Street
Effiett
Town
Woc Fewin
Hi. E. Widmann
Will C. Ramsey
A. K. Tidd
Lucile Webber
Davis
Demonte
Marcorettie
Nelson
W. J. Jones
Jennie Schildknecht
Miss Daisy
Loos Angles
Frank Davis
George C. Brophy
W. H. Cowgill
A. C. Shallenberger
Opera House
H. D. Thomas
Christain
Huston
The
Burlington Subway
Mora
Suif
Wm. Rolly
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Joseph Moore Caus
Supreme Courts
Gering & Co
Ssolut
Donbnal War
Twe
Otee Ash Sia Ff
Weisedal
Lisecia
Renee
Goi Cece CF
Vigfor Bryan
Wellington
Sass
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