Local Health Notes and Social Updates
Mise Inez McManes is ill with la grippe. Miss Clara Steiner remains very weak but rested better last night. J. W. Fouts has been ill with a lung cold but is convalescing. Red warning signals on railroad, a nose, and a woman’s face. Rocky Mountain Tea advertised for 35c with rosy cheeks claimed. Next missionary meeting with Mrs. Tristman on Saturday January 12th on the Persecu tion of the Church in China topic.
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Clara Steiner
Rev Dr Sexton to preach at Presbyterian Church Sunday
Seward Nebraska reverend will deliver sermons at the Presbyterian church both morning and evening on Sunday January 13. All welcome. Diller market prices list hogs butter eggs grain and corn futures with several sunflower values and oats. B M agent C W Scott is ill, relief agent J T Campbell handling office duties.
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Dr. Sexton
Seward, Neb
Presbyterian Church
Christam church services and pension note
Services planned for next Sunday at Christam church 11 AM and 730 PM with scripture references Daniel 5 80 Bellshazzar's Feast and Matthew 12 81 82 The unpardonable sin W T King pastor invites all. Beat out of an increase of his pension veteran editor praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as quick safe relief for Mexican diarrhoea sold by J W Sutton Beatrice lodge No 208 W O W to install officers and elect delegates Feb 12 1901 C W Tonnemaker C C
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Christam Church
Daniel
Bellshazzar
P. M. Mathew
W. T. King
Chamberlain
Mexico
J. W. Sutton
Burlington Route invites letters promoting Nebraska immigration
The Burlington Route offers twenty prizes totaling 500 dollars to letters supporting Nebraska immigration. First prize includes a round trip from any Nebraska Burlington station to Yellowstone Park plus a five and a half day stay at Yellowstone hotels. Second prize provides nine tickets to Denver and the Black Hills with 25 dollars cash. Value totals 75 dollars for second prize.
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Nebraska
Burlington
Yellowstone Park
Park
Yellowstone Park Association
Denver
Black Hills
P. A
Blauser Steps In At Local Hardware Store
Clark Blauser succeeds Seymour Tonnemaker in J O Blauser s hardware and implement shop. F Hartzell Joe Mann J W Sutton and Clark Blauser ride B M passenger for Wymore on No 18 today. Plans are laid to make McKinley s second inauguration fete the most notable on record.
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Clark Blauser
Seymour Tonnemaker
J.O. Blauser
F. Hartzell
Joe Mann
J. W. Sutton
B. M
Wymore
McKinley
Rural mail carrier forgets mail on first leg of route
A rural mail carrier from Stockville Indiana realized halfway through his route last week that he had forgotten to bring the mail with him. He retraced his steps to deliver the outstanding mail, delaying service briefly.
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Stockville
Mother's Favorite Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad
The Mother's Favorite Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is presented as a safe effective medicine for children and adults. It claims to cure coughs colds croup and whooping cough without opium or injurious drugs and is sold by Satton.
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Satton
Krebeck Temples Templin Tie in Chatsworth Wedding
Harry Krebeck son of Josh Krebeck and Miss Stella Templin were married at Sioux City Iowa on December 26 1900. They moved to Chatsworth Iowa where Krebeck runs a dray line and leases a nearby farm. The Chatsworth band gave a royal welcome at the depot.
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Harry Krebeck
Josh Kreveck
Stella Templin
Sioux City
Iowa
Chatsworth
Krebeck
Fairbury Journal
Life in a Country Town Sparks Social Divide
The Hiawatha World quotes a young, intelligent woman criticizing town life. She warns that cliques such as the dancing, school, card, church, and lodge crowds trap residents, cutting them off from outside help in trouble and with limited communal support at births and funerals.
America Among the Nations Asserts U S Power
Admiral Hickborn notes rapid naval and shipbuilding changes over fifty years. The Saturday Evening Post cites Sir Robert Giffen stating the United States now surpasses the British empire in European population and ranks as the most powerful state by population and resources. He places the United States, Great Britain, Russia and Germany as top powers, with France possibly fifth.
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America
Admiral Hickborn
Saturday Evening Post
Robert Giffen
British Board of Trade
United States
United Kingdom
Sir Robert
British Empire
Russia
Great Britain
Germany
France
World’s Largest Photograph Captured in Chicago
Photographer George R. Lawrence took an enormous four foot six inch by eight foot four inch photo of the main office of G. F. Swift & Co at the Union Stock Yards. The plate weighed over 200 pounds and cost $200, using twenty five pounds of flashlight powder for illumination as over 1,000 workers are visible in the vast room.
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Chicago
George R. Lawrence
G. F. Swift & L Co
Union Stock Yards
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