Open House and News Ties Surface in August 1908 Issue
The Enterprise reports school openings set for Monday September 5 with local residents traveling to Colorado, West Virginia, and Iowa for visits. It notes new hires at the G I depot, business calls in Omaha and St Joseph, and a range of personal travel, health, and family news. The piece covers community events, church topics, nautical academy student Ralph Koch, local railroad work, a train accident injury, and a fundraiser for new baseball uniforms.
Skeleton lineup clash ends with old timers' barnstorming match
A hastily organized exhibition between Pate and Leans and skeletons drew a large crowd as veterans bragged of feats before the game. Gene Cole stayed in the car while Morris Lloyd failed to return in time. Ernest Clarky did little as Justin Sarbach was knocked out. Neil McDowell hit a home run though the skeletons fell short. Taylor Browne starred with a left field snag and a late three base hit that was stretched to a home run before being stopped. The teams, long out of action, offered a lively but uneven display on the summer day.
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Gene Cole
Morris Lloyd
Mano Day
Ernest Clarky
Justin Sarbach
Taylor Browne
Feild
J. Piero
Morgan
Taylor
Father Roche
Charley, Meiker
Charley Rain
Neil McDowell
Lans
Jack Applegate
Has Beens
Spoiled Children of Success in Politics and Business
The Toronto Star notes a class of men who rise with little effort and expect instant momentum. They tire of steady progress and fear prolonged resistance, leaving cities full of stalled, wrecked careers due to overindulgence and easy early wins.
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Toronto Star
City School Faculty Assignments for Ensuing Year
The listing names school assignments: High School principal C. C. Root. Lula E. Wirt latin and german. Gertrude Gardner english and history. Cecile Powers music. Theodore Korg lum seventh grade. Hattie Anthony seventh grade. Deda Gilmore sixth and seventh. Laura Darrow sixth. West School Edna Brown fifth grade.
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Lula E. Wirt
Geedrude Gardner
Cecile Powers
Theodore Korglum
Hattie Anthony
Deda Gilmore
Laura Darrow
Edna Brown
Grim rolling counts of longevity in a life track study
A quirky statistical projection traces a long journey of participants, from 15,000 dropping out in year one to 97,000 at eighty years and 223 at ninety-five seasons, ending with a lone winner at age 108. The piece notes the figures are carefully compiled, then shifts to classifieds listing a weighty red and black sheath, a property claim, and wants for a house and a governess.
Heartfelt thanks for sympathy and tributes from Hall family
We extend our deepest gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy in our bereavement. Special thanks to the O R C and L A the K and L of 8 and the I O O F lodges for their tributes of flowers and sympathy. Mus J H and Ruth Hall.
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L. A
Mus
J.H
Ruth Hall
Pather Kelley to Speak on The Law of Equality
Rev Francis Clement Kelley renowned author and orator will present The Law of Equality at the opera house Sunday evening August 31 In memory the Yankee Volunteer lecture given in this city two years ago remains vivid He stands as one of the brightest platform speakers managed by the Central Lyceum Bureau and a crowded house is anticipated
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Opera House
Father Kelley
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Atchison Man Promotes Marriage To A “Lovely Character”
A column fragment cites an Atchison man who intends marrying a “lovely character” to reform her, with humorous observations on romance and domestic life. It also notes local weather, social events in Plymouth and Diller, school terms, and regional anecdotes from nearby towns.
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Pupils Require Promotion Certificates for City Schools
Pupils without certificates of promotion or classification who wish to enter city schools must meet at the high school on Monday September 1 at 9 a.m. Also those making up work during vacation should meet the superintendent at the same time.
Local Social Roundup From Swanton and Nearby Areas
Miss Sadie Cox hosted a party last Friday night followed by a Will Jacobs dance Saturday. Joe Feber bought the farm of W W George last week. Mollie Hubbart and children visit relatives in McCook. Louie Schwiesow sold his farm north of Bower to William Jacobs John Nash and Ada Scott wed at Swanton last Thursday. A keg was shared at Bower Saturday night and all enjoyed a good time. Dr Kunze operates eye ear nose throat on the east side.
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Will Jacobs
Joe Feber
W. W. George
Mollie Hubbart
McCook
Louie Schwiesow
Bower
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John Nash
Ada Scott
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Father Kelleys Lecture Praised By Detroit Daily
The Detroit Free Press lauds Father Kelley as a brilliant orator after his summer school lecture last evening. The report highlights his mental and moral engagement and calls him one of the platform’s leading speakers.
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Father Kelley
Detroit Free Press
Creusot Gun Works Constructs Armored Vessel
About 14 000 workers at the Creusot Gun Works in France are engaged in a 13 000 ton iron clad project or re arming a nation's artillery. The gun section operates in secrecy. The Boer Long Tom was built in these yards.
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Ballt
Creusot
France
Queer Pasting Case Baffles Ghent Doctors
A young girl fell ill at the start of November with a dyspepsia like illness and has not taken nourishment since. Despite extreme weakness she retains all faculties.
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Ghent
German Efforts to Curb Slave Trade in African Colony
The German government is vigorously suppressing the slave trade in its African colony and has expanded police forces there to enforce the ban and deter trafficking.
Kaureman Offers Lawn Mower Servicing and Bicycle Repair
A.B. Kaureman advertises lawn mower tuning to keep cutting next week and at shop price not exceeding a new machine. Services include bicycle repair and edge sharpening.
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Dr Kind's New Discovery for That Cold Trial Bottles Free
An advertisement touts Dr Kind's remedy for respiratory illnesses including consumption coughs colds bronchitis asthma pneumonia hay fever lagrippe hoarseness throat croup and whooping cough. It offers no cure no pay with trial bottles free and a sec price of one dollar.
Land for sale and crops yield advertise in Arcadia Neb
If you want good rich lands for grazing farming or for speculation write us or come and see Winter wheat is turning out 30 to 45 bushels per acre Corn oats and potatoes can't be beat Alfalfa 2 to 3 tons at each cutting four cuttings during the season making 8 to 12 tons per acre Large and small tracts for sale at 6 to 20 per acre Reynolds Hollingshead Arcadia Valley County Nebraska
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Arcadia
Valley County
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Farms for Everybody in Nebraska Lands Sale Ad
Choice bargains across Howard Greeley Valley and Sherman Counties. Includes improved level farm lands hay lands grazing lands ranch properties. Prices are right and terms easy. Correspondence solicited. Write or note as you want—we have it.
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Valley
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