Thanksgiving reflections on labor, poverty, and justice
A column urges readers to reflect on wealth and access as Thanksgiving nears. It contrasts abundant plenty in Nebraska with harsh factory wages in Bethlehem mills, where workers toil long hours for meager pay. The piece condemns wage injustice, calls for reform, and appeals for prayers for the poor and for political action in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bethlehem
Reader
Nebraska
Bethlehem Mills
Europe
Congress
Washington
The Out Look For Prices
Government statistics show the corn crop 300 million bushels larger than any prior. Argentina doubles its crop. wheat mirrors this rise. Prices for corn and wheat drop from 22 to 25 cents in 60 days as foreign flour demand shrinks. High prices spur larger acreage, then prices fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Roosevelts Fall Seen in 1912 Bid
The passage describes a political figure named Roosevelt facing a humiliating downfall on election day as he toured the nation to challenge Taft for the 1912 presidency. It notes his intent to displace Taft and run himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greland
Taft
Roosevelt Endorses Taft Vouched by Past Support
The passage recalls Mr. Roosevelt praising Mr. Taft two years ago and urging a fair trial before condemning him. It notes Mr. Burkett would have won Nebraska by 40,000 if acting as Congressman Norris did, pointing to Norris carrying his district by 4,000 votes and facing a strong opponent statewide.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Mr. Burkett
Washington
G W.norris
Nebraska
Norris
Burkett
Aldrich praised as future Nebraska governor
Chester H. Aldrich is lauded for a splendid wining fight and seen as a likely top governor for Nebraska. The article notes the state's people feel reassured and at ease about his leadership potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester H. Aldrich
Nebraska
Aldrich Proves Fearless And Alert In Duty
A brief note lauds Aldrich for fearless courage and quickness, stating a less alert man might have failed. It credits him with carrying courage and confidence wherever he went.
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Aldrich
Corn and chicken shows to engage public attention this year
The article notes that corn shows and chicken shows will attract public interest for the remainder of the year, highlighting upcoming events and community involvement in agricultural exhibitions.
DARLMAN Travels to Excelsior Springs for Health Rest
Mr DARLMAN has gone to Excelsior Springs Missouri to recuperate his health and rest up.
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Mr. Darlman
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Nebraska Thanksgiving Proclamation Urges Devotion and Thanks
The Nebraska proclamation expresses gratitude to Almighty God for bounty and progress. It notes peaceful fields and orchards, industrial strides, and urges observance with no business on the specified date and reverent devotion to Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Commonwealth
For Sale English Llewellin Pups in Polk Nebraska
Several thoroughbred Llewellin English foxhound pups offered for sale by R O Allen in Polk Nebraska. Pups described as fine and well suited for hunting. Contact address provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Allen
Polk
Nebraska
The Youth's Companion Christmas Gift Idea
A Christmas present of The Youth's Companion is praised as a meaningful, lasting gift costing $1.75 that provides a year of entertainment and uplifting companionship. The ad offers free sample copies and a 1911 prospectus, plus a color art calendar for subscribers and a calendar for the giver.
The Rev Irl R Hicks Almanac 1911 Advertisement
An early 20th century ad promotes The Rev Irl R Hicks Almanac for 1911. The publication claims wide reach to hundreds of thousands of homes and offers a yearly subscription to Word and Work magazine for one dollar. The almanac price is 35 cents, with circulation from St. Louis Missouri.
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Irl R. Hicks
Irl Hicks
Word and Work
Word and Workers Pblishing Company
ST Louis
Missouri
Baptist News Recognition Service to Be Held
A Baptist Recognition Service is planned for Tuesday evening at 7 30 featuring music by the choir with Rev J M Bay and Rev FoOW leading. Speakers include Rev Palm of Swan Anderson and Rev Waits from the City, with Rev Anderson of Swede Baptist Church offering prayer. Swell of Lincoln and Central City pastors attend. Rev Palm Swan Anderson and others visited Big Springs to assist a suffering brother. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for colds and whooping cough in Junction City and Denver letters. STEVEN'S LIVERY promotes reliable transport and auto rides.
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F. W. Benjamin
Ayer
J. M Bay
Foow
Chiff
Ork
Narge
Sul Leman
Central City
Arge
Res. C
Pop
Lincoln
Waits
Methodist Church
Rayer
Anderson
Swede
Francis Turpin
Junction City
Ore
Steven
Polk Nebraska bank statement of First National Bank Nov 10 1910
The document lists assets and liabilities for the First National Bank at Polk Nebraska as of November 10 1910 including Loans and Discounts 178 875.34 U S Bonds to secure circulation cash items and notes of other banks and various coins. Liabilities show capital stock 30 000 and deposits with undivided profits and other items totaling 234 431.65. The register is signed by Cashier C Mccune and directors J W Wilson and others with notary Raymond L Cox.
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First National Bank
Polk
Nebraska
U.S
U. S
Boostbad
Stional Bank
Beteh Ln
Posit
Coe Cole Eee
Eitens ” Alten
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ER. E. Stanton
Stromsburg, Nebraska
Shallenberger
United States
Jac
A.G. Lindburg
Victor Flour
THE
Brkele
Aston
Mass
Irl R Hicks
Baptist News
Swan J. Anderson
Big Springs
Tate
Neuraska
U. C. McCune
Bank
A. Nestef
C. C. McCune
Cashier
J. W. Wilson
Charles Niermann
C. F. Hahn
Raymond L. Cox
Wallstreet
Bacon
Ueted
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Bureau of Railroad Information
Gerrit Fort
Omaha, Nebraska
Laurel
Laurel Steel Ranges
Ounedepo & Son
H. C. Trover the Piano Man
Polk, Nebraska
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