The Nebraska Independent
OCTOBER 4, 1906
Nebraska News
(Continued)
Kennard The Kennard Miracle Ce
ment Block factory is now running at
full capacity with a full force of men.
T 11 1 . i
nuweu a neavy irost occurrea
here last night, affecting tomatoes and
all late garden stuff. Corn was not
damaged.
Beatrice The Nebraska Telephone
company has installed seventy-two
phones at this place during the last
month, making the total number in
use here 1,369.
Tecumseh A union meeting was
. . ... -
ueiu iii mis city ai me rresDyienan
cnurcn, sunaay evening to give ail an
opportunity to hear an address by Rev.
Anna Shaw, president of the National
Woman's Suffrage association. Mrs.
Shaw's visit to Tecumseh is under
the direction of the local suffrage so
ciety.
North Platte The sugar beet crop
is yielding: heavv this vear. verv few
"V'VJO jiviuiilg lego L1J till lUbCUU L'UO
' per acre and many fields averaging
.twenty tons per acre.
Beatrice Several employes of J. M
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Maupin, the oil man, arrived in town
yesterday and. the work of prospect-'
ing for oil will begin just as soon
as the machinery arrives, which will
be a matter of only a few days.
Harvard There was quite a heavy
frost last night, though not enough
for serious damage, the first for the
season, coming during the past week,
on Wednesday night.
Beatrice Following is the mortgage
report for Gage county for the month
of September: Twenty-nine farm
mortgages filed, amount, $54,522;
twenty-seven farm mortgages released
amount, $27,544; fifteen city mort
gages filed, amount, $6,021; twelve
city mortgages released, amount
$7,500.
Beatrice The democrats held their
district supervisor's convention here
Saturday night and placed in nomina
tion O. E. Webster as a candidate for
supervisor of districts 3 and 4.
Edgar The present corn crop in
this section promises to be the heav
iest one harvested for ranay years.
It is maturing rapidly, being hurried
by the cool weather and light frosts
of the past few mornings. Some of
the cornfields near Edgar will average
more than forty bushels per acre and
and the corn is of extra fine quality.
Harvard The Clay county fair is
being held this week at Clay Center
under the most favorable circum
stances, the weather being all that
could be desired and the attendance
large, yesterday being school children
day, with fully 5,000 people on the
ground.
Broken Bow Broken Bow enter
tained an immense crowd at the coun
ty fair today, fully 5,000 people were
in attendance. Hundreds were un
able to get sleeping accommodations
and are walking the streets at mid
night.
Beatrice The plant of the Queen
City Creamery company has been
closed down temporarily and for the
present will furnish the Denver house
with nothing but cream. Manager
King says the plant will resume oper
ations in about two weeks.
Fonca At the democratic conven
tion for the Eighth senatorial district
held in Emerson, September 26, Oscar
Bring of Thurston county was nomin
ated for state senator.
Wood River F. E. Slusser sold an
eighty acre farm within a half mile of
Wood River today to O. D. Thygeson
of Utica for $75 per acre. The farm
is good land, but has no improvements
Beatrice F. A. Harrison, who took
the editorial management of the Ex
press a few months ago, will sever his
connection with that paper October 1
Beatrice Five cases of diphtheria
were reported in the family of Wil
liam F. Maiwald, in South Beatrice,
yesterday.
Plattsmouth A light frost visited
this vicinity last night, but it did no
harm.
Harvard The second crop of alfal
fa is being cut and the yield is large
and of fine quality.
Beatrice Yesterday Carl Oden
picked two ears of corn from a stalk
in his field which contained 1,670 ker
nels. The grain is of an excellent
quality.
Plattsmouth The" Burlington has a
large number of men doing riprapping
along the east side of the Missouri a
little northeast of this city.
Broken Bow Light frost was no
ticed yesterday morning, doing no
damage whatever. Corn is all out of
the way of the frost. "
Humboldt Light frosts have been
reported in this end of the county for
two nights, but no damage has been
done as yet
Thompson's Itinerary
October 5, Grand Island.
October 6, Aurora.
Octoer 8, Red Cloud and Superior.
October 9, Chester and Hebron.
October 10, Wymore.
October 11, Humboldt and Falls City.
October 12, Sterling and Tecumseh.
October 13, Johnson and Auburn,
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