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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1909

Page

7

Nebraska appointments Happenings at the M I Conference

The list of assignments covers Holdrege district leaders C C Wilson J Lews B T Cram and many others across Nebraska including Kearney North Platte Overton Ord Sutherland Sibley Shelton Shelton Sutherland Paxton Sutherland and additional churches with several indicated as supplied. The conference also notes missionaries W Woodson and E Woodson and mentions a left-to-attend session for Barrett.

Keaney M. I Holdrege C C Wilson Alma Raymond Rush Axtell J. 1 Lews Nrapahoe B. T Cram Atlanta Gardner Bardney C. A Noriin Beaver City Bo Eberhart Benkelman Max Joe Hageman Bloomington I Crippen Box Elder Supthee Fos Tyler Wathl Ge Epuntesn Hhabhus Hiveston Custer Stratton MecCabe Tholastes Tremien Murr Throhimarton Wilcoxwani Boardm Wilkonville Jyrome Tinerlbret Kearney District I Shamate Almerima Albert Milfott Ambhirs Har Pray Anselmo Seabrooke Ansley MacCallister Arnold NE Bottom Arcadia Davis Burwell Harold Miles Broken Bow Rose Thompson Gallaway Neal Johnson Cozail Russel Link Kim Creek Henry French Sothenburg J W Morris Gibbon Fred Gil Clifton Ravenna Ryuggeld Hornadhi Roesvae Oo Phekeving Sumner Swartz Sargent Wef Matthews Shelton Ciagdeby Whitton Mallen Thomas Deaton Westervith Foow Stoth Walnut Grove Bo Hagbury North Platte District Bavard Hawey O Cooper Bertrand Yos Schank KR Sneath Brady Isalad HO Pabor Chappell Ho Ao Tay Curtis el Paso Wiwood George BO Mayfield Farnam Hoa Fornaday Gands Wdogberger Hering Grant Willam Horner Uarrisburg Edward & Clower

Kenesaw Man Shoots Himself in Personal Crisis

George Bradshaw aged thirty seven shot himself at Kenesaw within sight of his new wife and has been unconscious since the incident. The tragedy follows a brief marriage of one week with Mrs Bradshaw stating he appeared contented upon returning from Hastings. In Central City a district court term opened with Judge Hollenbeck presiding and a single criminal case, Alvin D Kramer’s bootlegging charge, ended with a guilty plea and expected parole consideration due to his role as family supporter.

Kenesaw George Bradshaw Bradshaw Hastings Bradshan Central City Nebo District Court 6 Hollenbeck Alvin D Kramer Krader Tarts

Arguments On Tax Case In District Court

Sullivan files a brief in Lancaster county district court challenging an annual license tax on corporations arguing funds should go to the school or municipal units and that the law lacks government supervision. Deputy AG Grant Martin counters that the legislature may tax corporations as creatures of the state and separate notes discuss railroad drinking penalties and Nebraska rail traffic changes.

J Sullivan District Court of Lancaster County Grant Martin

Railway board weighs toll cuts as rivals clash Lyons

The State Railway Commission reviewed Fred Lenfield of Lyons telephone unit seeking rate cuts to stay competitive while Hops Johnson of an independent outfit argues the Bell system still dominates Lyons. Lin field claims ownership of essential plant. Johnson accuses him of masking Bell operations. General Order No 20 governs actions.

Nebraska Agate Railway Commission State Raihway Commission Fred Lenfield Aanager Lyons Bell System Hops Johnson White Marafield Johnson Virin Field Pinfield

Openinng of Gunnison river tunnel brings water to Uncompahgre valley

Montrose September 23 thousands cheered as President Taft opened the Gunnison river tunnel. Water diverts from the Gunnison through a six mile tunnel under Granite Ridge to irrigate 150 000 acres in the Uncompahgre valley, signaling a major reclamation project. The event featured prayers, national airs, and a large illuminated parade.

Montrose Col William Sf Taft Gunnison River Tacompahore Gunnison Eryer Polucs Henerforth United States Colorado Locompahgre

Taft Visit Opens Western Slope Fair With Tunneling Plans

Reports describe President Taft entering Montrose during a Western Slope fair visit. A parade welcomed him and officials spoke at the park while tunnel and canal project details were outlined, claiming a 12 by 10 foot canal, 1200 cubic feet per second capacity, and 10 000 horsepower potential for the Uncompahgre valley.

Taft Miks Pail

Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Disorder Says Crowell

A Great Anoyance reader George S Crowell of Helena Montana recounts relief from kidney pain backache and abnormal urine after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He endorses the product from Foster Milburn Buffalo NY and cites immediate kidney strengthening effects.

George S Crowell Broadway Helena Mont Doan

Good Rules to Observe in Hastiness and Nerves

An article argues calm thinking spares nerves and pockets, warning against impulse. It cites a ColHer's writer claiming circus acts often mask young men dressed as women with wigs and costumes to perform as riders and trapeze artists.

ColHer’s

Ancient Danube region chalk figurine prompts Stone Age find

A chalk female figurine centimeters high is uncovered in a Danube near Wiilendert excavation by the Austrian Natural History Museum prehistory section. The stratum yields tools and weapons typical of the Stone Age and shows the figure painted with high artistic skill.

Wiilendert von the Danube Austrian Natural History Museum

Disguise and real character in 19th century thought

A quotation contrasts disguising one’s true self with living honestly. It argues that generosity modesty and self respect define genuine gentility, unlike the veneer of social veneer. The passage cites Herman or Lady as true distinctions from common appearances.

Herman Thomas Lloxlivs

Unclear Train Elopement Report Surfaces in North Carolina Text

The passage references a North Carolinian who eloped with three women on a train and mentions Solomon in a context of meaninglessness. It quotes The Salt Lake Tribune and discusses happiness, fearlessness, and acceptance of nature’s laws as duties of seekers.

North

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