Castle Hall project starts as ground clearing begins
Castle Hall Building Association directors met to authorize active work at the Second and Chestnut site. Ground clearing is underway, the old blacksmith shop was sold, quarry work will begin next week, and labor applications are open for stone hauling to the site.
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Castle Hall Building Association
Second and
Chestnut Streets
Llyod Burger
Messrs
McIntosh
Gutfreund and Sanders
New Castle
Sidney
F. H. DeoCastro
Thomases
Local Happenings and Town Notes From Chappel
Numerous small items recount residents traveling to Chicago and Omaha and visitors in town. Farmers haul baled hay to railroad points while cattle on the range look healthy. ditching work occurs near Chappel and traveling salesmen report dull business. Local clergy, revival efforts, new stone work on Second Street, and personal health stories fill the brief notes.
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Oshkosh
J. W. Whoan
Pine Bluffs
Wego Vero
Chappel
Rev Crane
City
Chappell
Randolph and
Eads
Gus Grannaman
Second Street
Henry Belmont Chappell report March weather and local happenings
Correspondent Henry notes March arrives with a warm spell ending the freeze for now. S. H. Babb builds a new blacksmith shop nearly complete. unionsworths and Misses attend dances at Levier schoolhouse. Local weddings expected. S. Williams trains colts. Mrs Ravert sells mares for 150 dollars. Moving to Missouri looms for Bob Henry. Belmont Company preps spring work. ditch work to start after frost thaws. livestock and horses mentioned.
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Bob Henry
Missouri
Bob
Belmont Company
The Legislature's Return Brings Fresh Interest to Readers
The coming session promises excitement as Republicans control both houses. A U S Senator will be elected and many measures are expected. Read THE LINCOLN STATE JOURNAL for comprehensive legislative coverage from the state capital. The Journal touts leading circulation in Nebraska, higher news spending, and features from Col Bixby Walt Mason and Washington correspondent Annin. Subscriptions cut to 60 cents monthly without Sunday and 65 cents with Sunday. The Semi Weekly Journal is $1.00 yearly.
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United States
Lincoln State Journal
Nebraska
Col. Bixby
Walt Mason
Wm. E. Annin
Washington
Annin
Conan Doyle
Rudyard Kipling
Fine Merchant Tailor Offers Suit For 615 Dollars At O'lelder's
A fine merchant tailor advertises a made to measure suit priced at 615 dollars at O'lelder's. The notice emphasizes quality fabrics and custom fit from a respected tailoring house.
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O' Lelder's
Kensington entertainments and a ranch medical scare
Reports describe Mrs Urbachs Kensington party last Friday afternoon with invited guests listed. The progressive high five event Thursday featured prizes won by Mrs McIntosh and Mrs Sharmer, plus Miss Daugherty and Mr Fetterly at L H Hale’s ranch where a severe cramps attack prompted medical care.
School Notes Report Absentees and New Arrivals
Several pupils miss classes due to illness at the first primary. Maggie Lansbury sails for Denver this week. Alice Mary and Joseph Willis join the first primary this week. Nina Hull is absent from the grammar department for a week. New high school desks arrive and should be placed next week. Eddie Bruner suffers a workplace accident causing school absence. Mary Bruner returns to kindergarten after extended absence. Ella Gustafson enrolls in the first primary. High school boys form a baseball club and practice daily for summer play against nearby towns. Willis Judd starts in the second primary. Margaret McLernon wins blue ribbon for perfect work in numbers. Myrtle Lancaster and Rosa McFadden for perfect spelling.
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Maggie Lansbury
Denver
Alice
Mary
Joseph Willis
Nina Hull
Grammar
Eddie Bruner
Mary Bruner
Ella Gustafson
Willis Judd
Margaret McLernon
Myrtle Lancaster
Rosa McFadden
Literary Notes Preview in Harpers Bazar March 2
A graphic report of the Woman's Comical at Washington with portraits of Frances Willard Mary Lowe Dickinson Isabella Charles Davis Susan Anthony and the Countess of Aberdeen will appear in Harpers Bazar March 2. A dinner gown by Sandoz and an evening toilette engraved by Baude are noted. The Review of Reviews for March urges better national and municipal public buildings and questions why Uncle Sam’s housing spared no quality in decades of planning versus the World’s Fair temporary project.
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Washington
Frances Willard
Mary Lowe Dickinson
Isabella
Charles Davis
Susan Anthony
Countess of Aberdeen
Harpers Bazar
Sandoz
Baude
Uncle Sim
Young Lambert Neuman Hurt in Horse Accident
The youngest son of Henry Neuman named Lambert broke his leg last Friday while en route to a literary meeting. The horse threw him when the shaft broke, leaving him unconscious. He was found at home with a leg fracture between the thigh and knee. Dr Stuwitts set the bone and Lambert rested легко.
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Chambers
Dr. Field
Rock Springs
Wyo
Canada
J.J. McIntosh
Woman's Relief Corps
C. D. Busig
Sons of Veteran's
Nels Oleson
Dr. Stewitts
Henry Neuman
Lambert
Wheatland Wyoming Agricultural Miracle Promises Rich Farms
In Wheatland Wyoming the article extols a rich agricultural region near the town eighty miles north of Cheyenne. It praises abundant water, vast crops, and inexpensive farms offered along the Union Pacific System route.
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Wheatland
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Irrigation Bills Advance in Nebraska Senate and House
In Lincoln Nebraska advances in Senator Akers irrigation bills moved through the house with an amendment and senate support. The desertion of the BHI for wild animals drew attention as a bounty schedule for wolves mountain lions wild cats and coyotes was favorably discussed. Constitutional amendment proposals include investing the permanent educational fund regulating officers salaries city county mergers and voting reforms. Theater tickets and a statehouse reception underscored active lobbying as Omaha or Lincoln contest for the state fair continues.
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Lincoln
Neb
Akers
Senate
House
Sage
House Committee On Irrigation
Stewart
Supreme Court
Statehouse
Omeaha
Notice to hare hauling bids for new public building stone
Parties desiring work hauling stone for new public building will leave their names and post office address with the undersigned who will notify them as soon as stone is quarried and ready for hauling. F H DeCastro, Secy C H B Asan.
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F. H. DeCastro
Sec'y
C. H. B. Asan
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