A Fragmented Patchwork of Modern Morals and Media
A collection of antique-style opinions and sensational lines. It cites Edison as aiming for a soulful corporation and John D Roosevelt through media glare. It notes Bryan aboard a grounding ship and a democratic ship meeting the same fate. It ponders fame, editors, and a cooking ad in a Houston Post context. It mentions church and lodge notes and the idea that trust should wait until a friend lies in a parlor of flowers. It closes with Beattie’s confession and its inadequacy before God and man.
Thanksgiving Counts And Local Election Results
Voters cast 225,380 ballots in the recent election. Hamner led Dean 97,014 to 94,785, Letton 104,191 and Rose 101,273. Socialists drew 9,067 for supreme judge, a record for the party. T. L. Hall won the state railway commissioner post by 10,584 over Democrat C. E. Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamer
Dean
Letton
Rose
Supreme Judge
T. L. Hall
C. E. Harmon
Sidney Sees Building Boom Driven by Demand
Sidney enjoys a rare growth spur in housing and business spaces. Over the past eighteen months new homes rise while many units were scarce four years prior, as builders meet a healthy demand despite doubts about sustaining population and occupancy.
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Sidney
Thomas
Threats and rights blur in early Colorado women’s voting claim
Fragmentary text suggests a debate over women’s voting rights in Colorado with reference to threats against shelter providers and a claim of women’s confidence to act in defense of tuberculosis cases. The fragment implies tension between permission from authorities and women’s political privilege.
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Colorado
California quakes and turkey talk at Thanksgiving
The column surveys California earthquakes recently reported, Taft's Thanksgiving turkey worth and question of pedigree, Abe Martin humor, Maupin’s Weekly critique of Nebraska, Beattie’s execution, and comments on Roosevelt’s enduring influence and American unity.
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California
Taft
Evening church register plan sparks social resort idea
The piece suggests a scheme where young churchgoers register their names at evening services to signal availability to suitors, claimed to ease worry for both sides. It cites Hershey Times approvingly and discusses broader trade territory ideas driven by merchant effort and advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
O'Neill
Copeland Buys Cough Remedy for Boy in Dayton
J. W. Copeland of Dayton Ohio purchases Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for his boy with a cold. Before the bottle is empty the cold improves enough to justify the expense versus a dollar doctors bill. Sold by all druggists.
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J. W. Copeland
Dayton
Ohio
Chamberlain
Gems In Verse Song About A Lady Sings Of St John Erskine
A poetic speaker finds a song inside a pen and realizes the song, not the pen, held the true affection. The speaker recalls years of waiting for a moment when a melody is finally heard by a beloved voice, identifying the song as St John Erskine.
The Stormy Petrel Freed In Dreaming Flight
A poem by Pall Mall Gazette presents a captive bird dreaming of liberty. It contrasts barred confinement with longing to roam, hailing a stormy petrel that seeks open seas and true selfhood beyond prison walls.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Market wrap from Chicago trading session on Nov 29
Wheat futures closed mixed with December at 93Kc and May near 99Kc. Corn and oats settled in modest gains while December pork and lard posted higher, and ribs advanced. Cash grains showed No. 2 hard wheat at 96Kc and No. 2 corn old at 68c. Cattle fed volumes and hogs remained active with mixed price movements.
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Chicago
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From South Omaha
South Omaha cattle receipts reach 700 with gains of up to 10 cents as beef steers sell from 5.00 to 7.10. Cows and heifers trade 2.75 to 5.00, stockers 3.25 to 5.50, calves around 4.00. Hog receipts total 6,000 with steady bids. best lard hogs bring about 6.15, butchers 5.70 to 5.95. Sheep receipts 4,500 with prices 3.15 to 3.50 for wethers and 2.15 to 3.25 for ewes, lambs 3.75 to 5.50.
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Chicago
South Omaha
Thanksgiving Socials Highlight Cheyenne Societywide Cheer
Mrs. H G Hall hosted friends at a Thanksgiving dinner. Tobin Opera House managers held a Thanksgiving night dance. Mrs H K Armstrong entertained twenty relatives. Emily Pfeifer visited for Mrs Wasser man and Miss Clara Belle Oberfelder engagement. Cheyenne guests included S S Pearlstine and Mr Joseph Wasser man with Oberfelder family.
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Emily Pfeifer
Mrs. Wasserman
Cheyenne
Clara Belle Oberfelder
Devoe
D. R. Campbell
Rupert Campbell
Miss Murray
J. M. Swenson
F. A. Gapen
Joseph Wasserman
Rabette Wasserman
S. S. Pearistine
Oberfelder
Joseph Oberfelder
S.S. Pearlstine
Ladies of the Maccabees Host China Shower Thanks
The Ladies of the Maccabees thank those outside the order who contributed to their china shower. Mrs. Tucker will host the Maccabee luncheon at her home on Thursday, December seventh and each member is urged to bring a friend.
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Dorothy Hart
Stokes
Miss Murray
Roy Greenlee
Hart
J. W. Harper
Ladies of the Maccabees
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ann E. Snyder
Ann E Snyder
Henry J Snyder
Neb
Crounty
Cheyenne
Henry Snyder
Maggie D. Fischer
Maggie D. Snyder
Justice and Equity
Sidney
Pearut
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
North Platte
Henry J. Mayer
Ickes
Joseph Uberfelder
U. S
Ea. Saunders
John Sanders
Ed Welch
James McNulty
J. E. Evans
Hattie Appledorn
E. Myers
EB. Downes
Carl Mahr
Itiney
Nebr
H. FE
Edward Collins
John Peetz
Friedrich D. Wacker
Edward Fischer
Laura, Colo
Land Commissioner Cowles reviews Iowa indigent consumptives home
Commissioner Cowles returns from Iowa where he inspected the state institution for consumptives. Incurables are not admitted and only those with a fighting chance for cure may enjoy privileges. He notes lessons for the new Kearney facility to be opened under last session's act.
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Cowles
Iowa
Kearney
Declaration on Conservation and Industrial Freedom
Dr. Charles W. Eifot argues that preserving natural resources and public health should trump short term profits. Government action preventing industrial evils and promoting welfare can expand industrial freedom and curb poverty through fair redistribution of wealth and property.
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Charles W. Eifot
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Edison
John D
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Houston Post
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Sporting News
Beattie
God
Abe Martin
Will Maupin
Roosevelt
U.S
John Erskine
Petrel
Balboa
Charles Henry Phelps
Edward Brennan
Billy Krueger
Mrs. Stokes
Vienna
Aletta Foster
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Murray
South Assembly
Helen Lindsey
Albert Greenlee
Gwendolyn Stokes
Ethel Wright
E. W. Ziebert
Prop
C.M. Wright Contractor
Harper
Henry E.gapren
J. BE. Evans
Register
Libbey's
Wolf's Jewelry Store
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