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Newspaper

The Fairbury Enterprise

Location

Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1900

Page

3

Christmas Eve Tensions at Temple Dene Beset by Old Wounds

In Temple Dene, Christmas preparations heighten stress among the Tem ples family as Gervis returns with his bride Gladdy and a famed scientist Ansdell arrives. Leila, Syb, and Lady Jane navigate love, sacrifice, and looming revelations while old loyalties collide with new ties. Leila contemplates her lost romance as Gladdy struggles with loneliness and the house buzzes with guests and gossip.

Temple-Dene Jane Gervis Francis Leila Descoeew Francis Temsien Leila Lord Jesus Christ Lella Syb Syd Lady Jane London Mr. Ansdell Temple Dene Rempse Gladdy Aila Sybil

Fruit Flies Explain How to Prevent Canning Infestations

A Nebraska dispatch explains fruit fly larvae in imperfectly sealed fall fruit jars. The insects, attracted to vinegar odor, hatch on exposed fruit and may infest can tops unless air tight seals are used. Pyrethrum canning is recommended to rid an area of the pests.

George Edwin Black Indianapolis News

Veterinary Surgeons Bemoan Decline in Animal Care

Veterinary surgeons complain of hard luck as modern transit and automobiles reduce demand for horse and animal care. They warn of overabundance of surgeons if trends continue, comparing the situation to horse shortages.

Automobile clubs count rises to thirteen nationwide

There are at present thirteen incorporated automobile clubs in the United States, marking a growing network of organized motor enthusiasts and advocacy groups across the nation.

Automobile Clubs The United

Chicago Sees 29 Sudden Deaths Amid Weather Swings

Chicago records twenty nine sudden deaths over a short span as extreme weather and temperature shifts are blamed for the fatalities. The rising toll highlights health risks tied to rapid climate changes.

Godden Chicago

Farmer Returns Government Seeds Over Private Use Warning

A Missouri farmer received seed from the Department of Agriculture in an envelope marked Penalty for private use $300. He sent back the seeds and a note asserting he had not used them and faced no fine.

Missouri Department of Agriculture

Measuring and Weighing in Buenos Aires Butchers

The text notes that in Buenos Ayres meat is sold in piles by eye, allowing buyers to judge quantity and quality without weighing. It mentions butchers do not sell by weight but by chunks, highlighting local practice and pricing method.

Buenos Ayres

Young Turkish Consul's Two and a Half Year Old Officer

A Persian Turanian tale reports the youngest officer in the world as the son of the Turkish consul general in Taurus Persia. At only two and a half years old he has drawn attention after his mother met with the Persian crown princess.

Oleson Cuming County Lincoln Fremont Senate Gleson Lindell Taurus Persia

Honors for Dead Senator Draw Vast Minnesota Crowd

Nearly 20,000 mourners lined a long procession for the senator's funeral. Military escort from the Minnesota National Guard and police accompanied the coffin to the capitol where dignitaries and citizens from all walks of life viewed the body in somber arrangements.

Minnesota Minnesota National Guard M. L. Merrill Minnesota Volunteers Allen

Towne Arrives To Quell Smallpox Spread In Nebraska

Special in Sioux City reports Dr Hi R Towne of the Nebraska state health board arriving amid an outbreak with 130 smallpox cases in Decatur Nebraska and nearby towns. Officials hope the disease is now under control though reservations like Omaha and Winnebago may pose greater challenges. A few deaths are noted and Cuban itch is claimed by some as a worse affliction.

Lincoln, Neb Braska Dietrich Sioux City Towa Decatur Neb Hi. R. Towne Omaha Nebraska State Board’ of Health Tkis Nebraska Winnebago Towne

Woman Identifies Suspect in Cedar Rapids Attacks

Mrs Litter of Cedar Rapids Iowa who lost her husband to a fatal shooting and was herself fatally shot by a foot pad on November 30 identified George Anderson as the assailant. The coroner's jury urged that Anderson be held without bail.

Diana Paul Europe England Diana Andsell Paul Andrell Litter Cedar- Rapids Iowa George Anderson

Pleads Guilty to Larceny in Nebraska Case

Julius Thandel, charged with burglary and petit larceny in Columbus Nebraska, after a twenty six hour jury deliberation and discharge for lack of verdict likelihood, pleaded guilty to petit larceny before Judge Grimison and received the maximum penalty under the 1873 law, thirty days in the county jail.

Julius Thandel Columbus Neb Grimison

Bold cattle theft shocks Indiana near Renusalaer

Logansport dispatch reports the boldest cattle theft in Indiana six miles from Renusalaer. Rustlers allegedly hit Alfred McCoy’s ranches, drove cattle to awaiting cars, and shipped them to Chicago. McCoy estimates losses at 8000 dollars. no clue has been found.

Logansport Ind Indiana Renusalaer Alfred McCoy Chicago McCoy

Nation Sentenced to Four Years for Union Burglary

William Nation was convicted of burglary by a district court jury in Plattsmouth and sentenced to four years at hard labor in the penitentiary by Judge Jessen. Nation burglarized a store at Union. An attorney motion for a new trial was refused.

William Nation Plattsmouth Jessen Nation Union

Maybrick Case Still Pending at London Embassy

Officials of the United States embassy in London say they have not received instructions to take further steps for the release of Mrs. Florence Maybrick, who is serving a life sentence for poisoning her husband.

United States London Florence Maybrick

New Company Formed to Run Independence Cotton Mill

Report of a new company organized to operate the Independence cotton mill. Also notes cattle dying rapidly near Callaway from eating cornstalks after a ranchman near there moved fodder to his herd, with twenty five dead in one corral within an hour.

Independence Callaway Hia

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Lastings W. B. Kern Wood River Supreme Court Commission Supreme Court Custer County F. M.currie Currie Kinkaid Congress Bryan Holcomb Whitehead Broken Bow State House F. G. Hawxby Waters Lancaster County Hawxby State University T. J. Crummel Nemaha Nemaha County Myron Wheeler Havana Meiklejohn Edmisten Thompson State James Whitehead Register of the United States Land Office K. Devise Dr. Towne Burlington Maybrick
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