Anti Trust Talks and Political Fire Over Expansion and Wolves
The piece surveys reacts to growing trust formations and urges state focused anti trust measures with minimal party politics. It notes the Washington industrial commission plans hearings and the need for state legislation. It also lauds volunteers in the Philippines and criticizes anti expansionists, highlighting Senator Thurston’s impending retirement and Nebraska sugar beet expansion.
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South
Civic Federation of Chicago
Congress
Washington Dispatches
Industrial Commission
Thurston
Senate
Republican Party
Local Happenings Include Visits And Travel Tales
Correspondence shows Mrs P Rolan and daughter with Phil Elsass visiting Johnson's Thursday of last week. Mrs L M Meyer returned after a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Johnson. Anthony Johnson and sister Marie attended a dance at J C Hudson's with Geo Burline as pilot. Miss B E A Johnson accompanied them home next day. Asa Remsburg went to Alliance for the Stock Growers Association meeting on the 9th. Snow fell on the 12th after a 90 degree day. Anthony Johnson moved cattle found along the range. Ten wagons of railroad workers passed en route to Gering for U P work. Geo Haxby went up the river Friday. Geo Beerline looked for cattle nearby. Lloyd Remsburg burned Russian thistles in Lee's Creek canal.
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Anthony Johnson
Sister Marie
J. C. Hudson’s
Geo. Burline
BE. A. Johnson
Asa Remsburg
Alliance
Stock Growers’ Association
Gering
U. P
Lloyd Remsburg
A. R. Nelson
Geo. Haxby
Morton
Fritz Smith
Geo. Beerline
Mr. Burline
Smith Bros
Chas. Elsass
Fire and community life in a frontier week
The report recounts a 10th street blaze fought by seven men led by Lloyd Remsburg and A R Nelson, with Geo Haxby and Anthony Johnson among the volunteers. It notes others chasing cattle branding and vaccinating, surveying work along the river, plantings, and local travel, ending with a roundup of horse-raising activity and a river measurement effort.
Boy bronco buster rides outlaw in exhibition
Wilbur Shaw known as the boy bronco buster rode an outlaw and gave an exhibition despite a minor wreck. The horse bolted into a wire fence and then into Mr Seslar's buggy and team, causing a runaway but no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Shaw
Broncho Buster
Mr. Seslar
Whooping Cough Remedy and Land Claim News
A reader hails Chamberlains Cough Remedy as curing a boys whooping cough after initial disbelief and a single bottle. Mr Sayer from Omaha reports Union Pacific timber land claims sales surpassing prior years and predicts widespread future land uptake and eastern tours to promote settlement.
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Sayer
Omaha
Union Pacific Land Department
Nebraska
North Platte
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Chas. Haggerty
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D. H. White
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R. H. Willis
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Indian Creek
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Chas. Nunn
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