Souvenir Post Cattle Sale and Local Notices
A mixed page item notes a souvenir Post Cattle line for sale at the Post Office and mentions various local activities. It records Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Neely welcoming a daughter, Uncle Billy DeLine visiting from Wymore, John Specht’s grandchildren returning to Kansas, Mrs. John Zook and Dora Mandeville visiting, and W. A. Snyder with A. D. Stotte visiting J. L. Henrichs in Beatrice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Specht
Kansas
John Zook
Norfolk, Nebr
Dora Mandeville
Hollenberg, Kan
W. A. Snyder
A. D. Stotte
J. L. Henrichs
Beatrice
John
Thames Moving Picture Co to Present Lileote Cowboy at Opera House
News item notes the Thames Moving Picture Co will stage a Western Life drama titled Lileote Cowboy at the Opera House on September 12 with Dumont's airship and diving feats promoted. Reserved seats available at Look's store. Mentions Mrs. Geo Riddle and a stroke affecting Hayes of Belling Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames Moving Picture Co
Opera House
Dumont
Look’s Store
Geo. Riddle
Hayes
Belling‘Wash
Diller
Rocky Mountain Tes advertised at Eely’s Pharmacy
An old ad promotes Tes from Rocky Mountain Pharmacy to relieve constipation and indigestion. It claims the product drives away ailments and restores the system. Price listed as 85 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Clister
Eely
President presses ship expedition to the Pacific
The President insists on a naval expedition to the Pacific and frames it as a display of resolve and national ambition. He proclaims a peace stance while urging the public to recognize the administration’s determination to secure objectives when desired.
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Pacific
Burg Bail Bearing Buggy and Narrow Escape in Hay Load Incident
The Burg Bail Bearing Buggy with half the draft of a standard axle and a safety short turn drew attention as J D Faxpers John Claussen and Cage Wright faced a minor scare yesterday. While hauling mile-maize hay from Mr Loock's farm the load toppled, the team bolted to town, but the horses were stopped without further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D
John Claussen
Cage Wright
Mr. Loock
Gettysburg veteran praises Electric Bitters and more
David Parker of Fyelle New York, wounded at Gettysburg, reports Electric Bitters cured his stomach trouble after years of costly medicines. An entertainment program at Lpock's ball featured the Chicago Lady Quartette with plans for Apollo Quintette and Bell Ringers on December 18. Also notes on patent remedies and local advertising claims about Dr Sheep and herbal cures.
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David Parker
Fyelle
N. Y
Gettysburg
Lpock
Chicago
Apollo Quintette
Bell Ringers
News Raises Subscriptions After December First
The Omaha Daily News announces price increases due to higher costs. After December 1, 1907 the News (without Sunday) will cost 2.00 per year and the Daily and Sunday 3.50. Renewals in November 1907 offer 1.50 or 2.00 for new or old readers.
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Omaha Daily News
Fragmented local notices with health and business ads
See Fouts for lot in Caldwell's addition. A tew wt meaty male pile for sale. B. PF. Blythe.tt Before placing order for cribbing ese our steel wire cribbing. J. D. Faxovers. DeWitt's Carbolised Witch Herel Sieve penetrates the poree thoroughly and cleanses and is healing. Norxs.-Parties. Owing J. L. Henrichs who care to settle their accounts will find his books at Wag goner Bros store. Those New York bankers saved the situation by loaning a few million at six per cent.
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DeWitt
Spear Drug Co
Norxs
J. L. Henrichs
Waggoner Bro’e. Store
New York
A Hard Debt to Pay
G. S. Clark of Westfield Iowa credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his life and curing severe lung disease after a threatening cough. He says three bottles cured him and promotes the medicine as a universal remedy for lung complaints. Spear Drug Co guarantees it with 5 cents to 1.00. Trial bottle free.
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G. S. Clark
Westfield
Iowa
Red Caid Named Hero of Moroccan Conflicts
A correspondent profiles Caid el Hemerr of the M'Dacra tribe near Casablanca. The Red Caid earns fame for leading charges against the French, despite a paralyzed card hand and inability to shoot. He is said to wear red clothing and possess a talisman making him bulletproof.
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Caid
Morocco
Red Caid
Jeader
Caid el Hemerr
Hemerr
Red
M’dacra
Casablanca
Checked flowers in theater remind audience fashion
In the theater’s checking room large bouquets in water stand for patrons. A maid notes women now carry enormous bouquets to the theater and are checked with hats and wraps to keep them fresh during the performance.
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New York
Parallel Confession Turns Punchline From Park Bench Tale
A man recalling a fortune at a park bench tells how he lost $25,000 in a check case. The exchange includes a whiskered remark about the two year gap and a quip about the money staying behind. The Cleveland Plain Dealer frames it as a humorous anecdote.
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Park Bench
Cleveland Plain Dealer
His Divided Allegiance
A dialogue shows Dora overhearing a visitor from the gas company praised as an agreeable change, with a mother noting the young man’s occupation and how he differs from others in the scene. The exchange hints at social dynamics and rural family life.
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Dora
Ble
Strange Behavior in St. Louis Post-Dispatch Item
A brief oddity appears in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch noting a doctor’s regretful line to Mrs. Tightwad about her husband’s condition or behavior as reported in a clipped syndicated item.
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Comhuskers
Neely’s Pharmacy
Burlington
Patton
J. O. Blauser
J. G. Neely
Ezra
Billy DeLine
Wymore
S. C. Hutchinson
Rebecca
Ballard
McClay
Bere Ballard
Caldwell
B. PF
Blythe
J. D
J. 0. Bleeser
Gasconade
Daniel Bugh
Pitle
Men” de Watt
Just
Round Oak
River Side
Waggoner Bros
Charles Frederick Stansbury
Vesuvius
Hart Schaffner & Marz
Hart Schaffner & Marx
HART
Ahley & Diller Sesare Dealing
Ciothiers
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