McGowan and Singer Wed at Hardy Nebr Home
Charles McGowan of this township and Mary Elizabeth Singer of Hardy Nebraska were married Wednesday evening October 23 at the Singer home near Hardy. The groom, a farmer from Secandia, will farm near Rydal with bride next to her parents. Journal offers best wishes for a long life together.
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Charles McGowan
Mary Elizabeth Singer
Hardy Nebr
Hardy
Secandia
J. W. Singer
Rydal
Teacher's Examination Set for October 25 and 26 1907
The regular teachers examination will occur at the Belleville courthouse on October 25 and 26 1907. Friday offerings include reading geography physics U S constitution penmanship literature orthography and U S history. Saturday includes the remaining branches. L W Nourrer County Superintendent.
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Court House
Belleville
U. S
Holiday stock sale cuts in on iron beds and tables
Store advertises deep October discounts to make room for holiday stock on iron beds center tables rocking chairs and pictures remainder of October with PREBLES.
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Preble’s
Counting Results And Local Notices Include Real Estate And Ads
The report lists mail counts and revenues from post office classes totaling 34.93 dollars and notes special sale prices at Preble's. It also records land acquisitions by several individuals, a theater ad for Under Two Flags, a court arrest, and a job notice seeking a local magazine subscription rep in New York.
Apples of His Own Grown Brought to Town
In Republic county Wis Linden markets apples from his own orchard. He carried a basket containing a third of a bushel to town on Monday and, like other unusual articles, found it hard to assign a value to the fruit.
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Wis
Linden
Republic County
Dramatic Outing of Under Two Flags Starring Clara Belcher
The best possible stage version of Ouida’s Under Two Flags comes to the opera House on Friday October 25. Miss Clara Belcher portrays Cigarette with a strong supporting cast and notable singing specialties. Tickets range 25 35 and 50 cents.
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Opera House
Ouida
Clara Belcher
Opera
Nebraska sisters plan November reunion after nineteen years
Mrs Abigail Marrall of Atkinson Nebraska visits her sisters Mrs Job Beates and Mrs Anna Garbry for the first time in nineteen years. They expect a family reunion in November when their brothers will join. Mrs Marrall travels with her granddaughter Miss Effie Koontz.
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Abigail Marrall
Atkinson Nebr
Job. Beates
Anna Garbry
Township Board Meeting Set for October 28
The regular quarterly meeting of the township board is scheduled at the Farmers & Merchants Bank next Monday October 28. The session will cover standard municipal topics and public input procedures.
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Farmers & Merchants Bank
Town raises funds to repair Hawes hill road
Much money is collected in town to fix the road to Hawes hill. Courtland sand haulers, blamed for tearing up the road this summer, would likely object to helping.
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Hawes ‘Hill
Courtland
Grand Matron Mrs Reeder visits town of O E S
Mrs Reeder the Grand Matron of the O E S was in town Tuesday. A lodge meeting was held in the afternoon with a luncheon in her honor. In the evening she went to Belleville with several local members including Mr and Mrs H B Cooper and Miss Bedell from Iola among others.
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Reeder
The
Lodge
Belleville
H. 8. Cooper
Bedell
Iola
J.L. Kinney
H. M. Wrigley
J. W. Ambrose
Not Afraid For Herself Rosa Hines Saves Sled Ride
A 14 year old Vermont farmer’s daughter Rosa Hines on a sled toppled toward railroad tracks as a train approached. She waved her hood and shouted for the train to clear the way and the engineer stopped to avoid a collision. She said she was not scared for herself but wanted to push the train off the track.
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Vermont
Rosa Hines
Invention Anecdote Told By H G Weiss At Boston Club
The novelist told a club in Boston that rapid new inventions confound plain folk. He recounted a Sherman rowing past a sinking automobile canoe, whose occupants splashed him with requests for help. The old man, puffing his pipe, misjudged them as a new kind of submarine.
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H. G. Weiss
Boston
Sherman
Schlagle enjoys job despite town in Belleville visit
W Schlagle works in Phil Lipsburg area and expresses satisfaction with his job. Mrs J W Ekblad visited friends in Belleville Monday. The weather note ends with a cheer that it’s a day to feel alive.
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J W. Ekblad
Belleville
Pennsylvania Senator Quay Letters Echoed in Victory
A Saturday Evening Post report recounts how Senator M. S. Quay of Pennsylvania kept stacks of constituents letters asking favors. He sorted them, removed those from supporters and mailed back the rest with personal notes asking for votes, illustrating the era’s political outreach and impact on his Senate race.
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M. S. Quay
Pennsylvania
Saturday Evening Post
John
Bill
Senate
Quay
Wins
Keyhold Tenure in Crowland England
In Crowland Lincolnshire fens a local custom maintains keyhold tenure for cottages that are not copyhold or leasehold. Possessors of the key hold undisputed tenancy though they lack deeds and cannot sell or will. Upon a tenant’s death the next crossing occupant may take the tenancy. the homes carry a county vote but are denied poor relief by guardians.
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England
Crowland
Lincolnshire Fens
London Globe
Fragmentary Note Prompts Unclear Event Mention
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a person and a host but lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes making the event indiscernible from readable text. Further legible material is needed to produce a proper headline and summary.
Oyster Season Opens with Fresh Canned Oysters
Oyster season is here with fresh canned oysters available. Up-to-Date Restaurant invites patrons to try oysters served as they like.
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te _ RT. Srra
Local visitors and family travels in August Johnson and Frank Isaacson
August Johnson of Kackley is visiting at A. W. Segerham mar home. Frank Isaacson of Scandia visited A. W. Segerhammar on Monday. Mrs A W Segerhammar and son planned a week or ten day visit to Kackley on Wednesday morning.
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August Johnson
Kackley
A. W. Segerhammar
Frank Isaacson
Scandia
A. W. Segerhammar and Son
Mrs Julia White Illness Noted As Daughter Visits
Mrs Julia White is reported quite sick and her daughter Mrs Rockhold travels from Republic to visit today amid concern for her health.
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Julia White
Rockhold
Republic
Journal Offers Subscription Push to Readers
The Journal announces a plan to forward subscription requests for newspapers and magazines to readers. This service aims to simplify obtaining periodicals by handling sign ups on behalf of customers.
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