Fairbury Enterprise Item Cash Taylor Notice
Cash M Taylor of Pee iseme appears in a short classified style notice in the Fairbury Enterprise dated August 33 1908.
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Newspaper
The Fairbury Enterprise
Location
Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1902
Page
12
Cash M Taylor of Pee iseme appears in a short classified style notice in the Fairbury Enterprise dated August 33 1908.
The page lists candidates for Secretary of State Auditor Attorney General and others, including N Prout and G D Follaer, with county representatives and an assortment of district names. An editorial comment criticizes Chancellor Andrews' labeling of single people as degenerates and argues for focusing funds on essentials.
The World Herald reports Hitchcock nominated by the fusivaiste while Dave Mercer seizes Republican backing. Rosey faces pressure to run again as she battles to oppose Dave, with uncertainty over her decision and possible political costs.
A historical note recalls Col. E. P. Savage as Nebraska governor whose bold pledge to rule or resign unsettled state politics. He paroled Bartley amid volatile public opinion and faced pressure over financial scandals tied to Mosher, Capital National Bank, amid a tense budgeting period.
Nebraskas political intrigue centers on Bartley and Gov. Savage as factions use the Bartley pardon issue to attack Savage. The press and state machine influence sway Douglas county politics, with a new fire and police board appointed. Savage gains support as the machine loses clout and republicans bolt the ticket.
A fragment reflects on male behavior and devotion, noting how men judge wives, church, and family roles. It presents a satirical view of social norms and personal duty in a rural setting. The passage laments self interest and ritual in domestic life.
The Burtington House renews low one way Settlers rate of $25 from Missouri River to California Portland and Puget Sound country during September and October with equally low rates to the Spokane District and the Butte Helena District. Through train leaves Kansas City daily with coaches chair cars standard and tourist sleepers to Montana Idaho and Washington.
Home visitors plan trips to Ohio and Indiana with sale dates September 2, 9, 16 and 28 and October rates during the Grand Army reunion week in Washington. Jor Jumington’s Eli trains run Kansas City to Chicago and two daily lines to St Louis with standard equipment on select August September and October Tuesdays. Contact nearest agent or write for full information and low fares.
Promotional notice for Wabash Railroad outlining dramatically reduced fares to Sandusky Columbus Toledo Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville and many Illinois Indiana Ohio and Kentucky points. Includes limited sale dates October 2–6 with half rates to Washington D C Buffalo Toronto Niagara Falls Detroit Cleveland Pittsburgh and more. Travel times to New York and Boston via train No 5 with overnight arrival details. Contact Wabash New City Office Omaha Nebraska for rates and information.
Mr L E Thompson erects a 48 by 80 foot two story light brick structure at the southeast corner of 11th and M Streets Lincoln. It will house Lincoln's new evening paper the Daily Star with full press and Associated Press service. Subscriptions offer one year 88 four months 10 or three months 75 cents with launch planned for September.
A fragmented plea to seek out a whence di me method. The speaker endorses G P Weisel as the place to try the approach, urging direct action and personal trial.
The Elks August Antics and Street Fair in St. Joseph run August 23 to 30. Grand Island floute offers round trip tickets August 25 to 30 with return August 31 at a low fare. See fy bids for daily program.
Incomplete OCR shows office hours and weekly schedule with typical business times. Reads vague placeholders and garbled names indicating weekday openings and evening service.
The item lists a multi city travel schedule including Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Springs and other western stops with dates in July August and September. Fare mentions appear as 25 30 and 35 dollars for Ogden Salt Lake City and related legs with inc. notes for inclusive periods. Information directs readers to contact nearest agent for details.
An advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as a safe immediate remedy for colds coughs croup throat and lung troubles. It promises to clear the head reduce inflammation and strengthen the mucous membrane with strong appeal to children.
A $100 cash prize offers a name for the upcoming Daily Limited service to California to begin November 1, 1902, by the Rock Island System and Southern Pacific via the El Paso Short Line. Open to the public with no entry fees. Address for circulars provided.
Rev. E Payson Hammod of Hartford endorses Dr Kay's Renovator and Dr Kay's Lung Clarm after personal use. He and Mrs Jiammond recommend the products with gratitude. Sold by all druggists.
A historical notice explains that fog and chill presage malaria and cause fatigue. It recommends Herbine for its stimulant effect on the liver to drive malaria from the system, purify the blood, and restore health, sold by A. V. & Co.
Lincoln hosts the Nebraska State Fair September 1 to 5 with bold claims of superior staple products. Organizers urge all citizens to attend with family and friends for a memorable holiday and sight seeing event.
A Viola resident Gil Fry reports Kodoi relief for months of stomach trouble and urges a neighbor with dyspepsia to try the product. The advertisement touts Kodoi as a reconstructive tonic for digestion and bowel issues, claiming it digests any food.
A vintage advertise for DeWitts Little Early Risers claiming to expel air poison and act as a liver tonic. Testimonial from W Scott of Milton Pa praises portability, ease of use, and vegetable formula.
A compact notice announces a top buggy for sale at a low price. The seller is identified as Lew Weperen and no additional details are provided.
W H Dibble of Sioux City recalls a scare when his young son was exposed to a weed or plant that caused eye irritation after rubbing it from the hand to the eye. A neighbor recommended DeWitts Salve, which helped after a few days. GE Weisel.
Lee's Hog Remedy, made per Department of Agriculture formula with added worm powder, is sold for 2.00 per 825 pound pail. The medicine claims to treat worms indigestion stomach and vowel disorders and is marketed by W. Morse & Co.
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