Aldrich Wins Nebraska Governor Seat by 20 Thousand
The State Journal reports C. H. Aldrich leading over James Dahlman by about 20 000 votes with majorities tallied across counties. Aldrich claims a roughly 30 000 statewide majority, praising district wins and county returns while Dahlman lags in several key districts.
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C. H. Aldrich
James
Ueblinar
Aldrich
Thas
Thes
Dahlman
Douglass County
Lancaster County
Lancaster
Douglas
Sloan
Norris
Adams
Gosper
Nuckolls
Franklin
Haywartt
Maguire
Lobeck
Latta
Kinkaid
Burkett
Hitchcock
Douglas County
State Journal
Shooting Match at Hardville Turkeys and Geese On Nov 22
Enthusiasts may attend a shooting event at Hardville on Tuesday November 22 featuring 23 turkeys and 26 geese. Come and try your luck at the listed venue.
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Hardville
Teachers Examinations Set At County Court House
The next regular Teachers Examinations will be given at the County Court House on Friday November 18 and Saturday November 19 1910 Lillie M Cole County Superintendent
Local News Briefs From Hordvike Church Service
Sunday church notes report 10:30 a m preaching at the local church in Hordvike. Mrs Mm Te appears listed among attendees with no further details.
Local Social Ties Noted Across Towns
Residents and visitors drop in from Omaha Grand Island Aurora Central City and Wahoo. Dolan family guest Ed Cohagan Esther Gibson Ruth Gibson Nancy Bankson and others are listed visiting or transacting business while closing out Nordstrom stock and hosting dinners during the week.
Woman's Culture Club Meeting Notes and Convention Report
The Woman's Culture Club met at Mrs. Maggie Frazier's home on November 4. The Jesson was engaging, with Mrs. McCune leading the book discussion and Mrs. Stevens guiding the magazine. Delegates Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Burke shared reports from the State Convention of Woman's Clubs at Tecumseh, which was well received by members. Dainty refreshments followed. A separate notice advertises good positions in railway and wireless telegraphy with an eight hour law context, promising $70 to $90 monthly for beginners and guaranteed placement after graduation, with institutes in multiple cities.
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Woman’s Culture Club
Maggie Frazier
Jesson
McCune
Stevens
Smith
Burke
Woman’s Clubs
Tecumseh
Ta Institute Pa
Memphis
Tenn
Columbia
S. C
St. Paul
Minn
Enid
Okla
Portland
Oregon
M. E. Church Sabbath School and Services Schedule
The M. E. Church announces Sabbath school at 10:00 a.m. each Sunday with preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Weekly prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Epworth League Devotional Service at 7:00 p.m. J. W. Waits is the pastor.
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Epworth League
J. W. Waits
Swedish Mission Church Sunday Schedule
Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. with preaching at 11 a.m. A young folks meeting is at 7 p.m. and another preaching service at 8 p.m. Thursday evening prayer meeting led by Pastor Frank Abrahamson.
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Sweedish Mission Church
Frank Abrahamson
Baptist Church Weekly Services and Meetings
The Baptist church schedules Sabbath School each Sunday at 10:00 AM. Presading service at 11:00 AM and 7:30 PM, B Y P U prayer meeting Sunday 6:45 PM, Mid week prayer on Wednesday at 8:00 PM. Ladies Missionary meeting held on the second Thursday each month at 2:30 PM. Pastor Benjamin.
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B. Y
P. U
Ladies Missionary Meeting
W, Benjamin
Free Methodist Church Schedule and Pastor Call
Free Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10 a m. Worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Prayer meeting at the church Wednesday evening at 7 30 p m led by Rev C H Sawyer pastor.
New Orleans Bonds Stall In $7 Million Sewerage Plan
New Orleans faces a funding standstill as the city fails to attract bids for $7,000,000 sewerage and water improvement bonds. Officials cite banking cautions and a legal shift as reasons for the stalled sale, delaying a major municipal project and a potential World’s Exposition effort.
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Crescent City
Bond Interest Equals Tax on Exposition Bonds
A petition in Acadia parish urges voters to oppose the Panama Exposition tax set for November 8. It cites totals of state and New Orleans assessed values and forecasts annual interest about 280000 dollars, arguing the state would still owe about six and a half million in ten years despite tax payments.
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New Orleans Times- Democrat
Crowley
Acadia Parish
New Orleans
Parish of
Orleans
California Fair Out in Panama Exposition Fight
The note argues San Francisco and New Orleans both claim the 1918 Panama Exposition site. It urges not to settle the dispute but supports giving the West a fair share, urging consideration for California.
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California
New Orleans
San Francisco
West
Gallup
Nepublican
Grange urges support for Panama-Pacific exposition
The Napa Register reports the State Grange leader expresses optimism that a properly managed exposition will benefit California and the Pacific coast. He urges the Grange to favor and encourage the movement and aligns with statewide sentiment.
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Napa Register
State
California
Pacific
Grange
San Francisco Boosters Fund Exposition Self Financing
San Francisco boosters raise a large sum to finance their proposed exposition without government support. The plan aims to attract public confidence by showing the project will pay its own bills and remain financially self sustaining, per the Omaha Bee.
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San Francisco
America
Omaha Bee
Waterways boost grain prices and farming profits nationwide
The piece argues improved U S waterways cut transport costs across the grain market. It cites 1908 lake transport costs, compares water and rail rates, and estimates billions in value gains for farmers from lake Erie Canal and river projects. It discusses the National Rivers and Harbors Congress plans and potential returns on infrastructure spending.
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Chicago
Buffalo
New York
Rall
Lake Superior
Duluth
Great Lakes
Erie Canal
Mississippi
Missouri
Arkansas
Red Rivers
Train schedule notices list daily routes and times
No 28 Passenger East 6 56 A M No 27 Passenger West 6 42 P M Daily except Sunday No 76 Freight East 12 01 A M Daily except Saturday No 75 Freight West 10 55 A M All the above trains carry passengers
Local business notices and sales prompts from Lincoln area
An assortment of classified items and ads run by D. H. Westfall M.D. over the First National Bank building. Promotions include Ford cars, Rystrom Implement, Round Oak heating, Victor Anderson & Co, tailored suits at Polk Sanatorium, and insurance assessment No. 19 due with receipts requested by R. O. Allen, collector.
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Nebraska Mutual Insurance Co
Allen
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Lillie M. Cole
John Tongue
Spesialty
Syeqsya Sprakel Skrifves
Ogh
Falas Stromsburg
Nebraska
Bala
A. Mills
Hordvike
Chu Hoe
Jarmin
BANK
Dolan
Omaha
M ‘A. Larson
Ed Cohagan
Grand Island
Esther Gibson
Central City
L. W. Whitacre
Aurora
Nancy Bankson
Ruth Gibson
Wilma Churchill
R. A. Mills
Osceola
N. O. Nordstrom
Ivan Benson
Wahoo
Mrs. Wm. Lyon
M. E. Church
Free Methodist Church
C.H Sawyer
Worleans
Una
State of
Louisiana
Hibernia Bank and Trust Company
City Board of Lquidation
Behrman
I. D. Monre
Interstate Bank and Trust Company Ooereed
United States
Europe
Liverpool
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Alexander
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Army Engineers
Fve
Garage
Plessinger & Wochner Polk
U. P
D. H. Westfall
M.D
First National Bank
Rystrom Implement Company
Round Oak
Victor Anderson & Co
Polk Sanatorium
J. W. Tenney
T. A. Langford
Myers
Thore
Aldrich Brothers Polk, Nebrapka
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