Cis B. & Q. Time Table May 6 1912 Mountain Time
The schedule shows eastbound No 42 arriving 12 18 am and leaving 12 46 am daily. No 44 runs daily from 11 20 am to 11 40 am. Westbound No 41 and No 43 run daily through Edgemont and Billings with 3 55 am to 4 19 am and 12 30 pm to 12 50 pm respectively. Southbound No 301 and No 303 run to Denver from Bridgeport daily and daily except Sunday. No 302 and No 204 run from South at 8 20 am and 11 20 am.
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Edgemont
Black Hills
Billings
Bridgeport
Denver
Guernsey
Post Office Directory for Alliance Mails
Mails close at Alliance post office by Mountain time for several trains. East Bound 11 10 a m train 44 and 11 pm train 42. West Bound 12 20 pm train 43 and 11 pm train 41. South Bound 12 20 pm train 3038 and 11 pm train 301. On Sundays and holidays all night mails close at 6 pm. IRA B TASH PM.
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Alliance Post Office
Ira B. Tash
Local remedy claims fast digestive relief in Alliance
Alliance residents report quick improvements from a simple mixture of buckthorn bark glycerine and Adler ika promoted as a German appendicitis remedy by Harry Thiele a local druggist. The formula is said to antisepticize the digestive system draw out impurities and relieve sour stomach gas and constipation instantly while E C Whisman offers low prices on painting paper hanging and kalfo mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thiele
E. C. Whisman
Omaha Leaders Plan Platte River Power Canal for 265000 Kilowatts
Omaha electric and Kountze Brothers join in a 5 million dollar project to develop the Fremont water rights near Fremont. The canal will provide cheap power to Omaha with a 265000 kilowatt plant and will involve the Omaha Electric Light and Power company and General Electric interests. Construction could start this year and finish in about two years with a new giant corporation taking over local power holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Electric Light Company
Kountze Brothers
Omaha
Platte River
Fremont
Columbus
Kountzer Brothers
General Electric
Omaha Electric Light and Power Company
Big Wheat Yield in Burt Nebraska Fields
The fall wheat harvest near Tekamah Nebraska reports yields from 35 to 45 bushels per acre on several fields. C A Metzler and C A Moore provide fields yielding 38 42 and 45 bushels respectively with Grothe at 35. About 25 000 acres of fall wheat on Missouri bottom lands. Estimated average 30 bushels per acre with some fields near 50. Grain quality strong with 62 65 pound weights. Oats barley and corn also reported in good condition for a bumper crop.
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Tekamah
Neb
C. A. Metzler
C. A. Moore
Herman Grothe
Missouri
Hugo Brandeis Dies After Hospital Operation
Hugo Brandeis youngest son of Jonas L Brandes pioneer Omaha merchant died at Wise Memorial hospital after an operation for bowel obstruction. He had been weakened by the shock of the Titanic disaster in which his brother Emil Brandeis perished. Doctors said the operation was a final resort as he was already in perilous condition.
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Omaha
Hugo Brandeis
Jonas L. Brandes
Brandeis
Wise Memorial Hospital
Emil Brandeis
New Canning Factory Spurs 14 Cent Canned Goods Rate
The state railway commission approved a 14 cent rate on canned goods from Kearney to Lincoln and Omaha with a minimum weight of 29 000 pounds for a new canning factory. The current fifth class rate stands at 30 cents per hundred.
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Lincoln
State Railway Commission
Kearney
Omaha
Red Cloud Woman Hurt in Runaway Collision
In Red Cloud Nebraska on July 22 Mrs Ruth Pegg riding a buggy was thrown to the ground when her frightened horse struck a telephone pole on Webster Street. She suffered a broken leg and severe bruises but is expected to recover.
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Red Cloud
Red Cloud, Neb
Ruth Pegg
Webster Street
Farmer killed by hay stacker near North Bend
William Pool of North Bend died after a hay stacker collapsed and struck him three miles east of North Bend. The incident occurred while he operated the hay equipment, and the fatal accident prompted local authorities to investigate.
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William Pool
North Bend
Lumber rate scope widens as Omaha lumber case proceeds
The lumber freight reparation case continues in Omaha with a special master of the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing testimony from Southern mill owners. Omaha merchants and railroads debate who deserves the reparation money, aiming to show buyers rather than sellers, with broader cases pending that could influence similar cities.
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Omaha
United States Court House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern
FE. J. McVann
Trafic Bureau
Omaha Commercial Club
Varigua
Commerce Commission
Hallowell Case Closed in Nebraska Proceedings
Ralph R. Hiorth of Grand Island aided county attorney EB B. McDermott in the prosecution against F. M. Hallo well and George Con roy. The case was closed and will rest with Judge T. C. O. Harrison as referee. A transcript of the evidence was ordered, with about a month for review before a final fact decision. The defense branding of the investigation as a political move was noted as an incident.
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Kearney
Neb
Ralph R. Hiorth
Grand Island
EB. B. McDermott
George Conroy
F. M. Hallowell
T. C. O.harrison
Hall County
Inge
Sinclair
Hallowell
Phelps Sees Campground For Nebraska Guard Encampment
Adjutant General Phelps, after meeting Grand Island officials, inspected a horse ranch two miles northwest of Grand Island offering free grounds for the Second Nebraska Guard encampment on August 25. The Platte valley site features ample water and a maneuvers field with a nearby auto speed track, with Lincoln hospital corps to participate.
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Lincoln
Phelps
Grand Island
Nebraska Guard
Paul
Platte Valley
Hospital Corps of Lincoln
Runaway Wagon Tragedy Claims Adolph Stimpert
Adolph Stimpert was instantly killed on Frank Ealer’s Hastings area farm when a Burlington passenger train frightened his team. He leaped to the wagon tongue to seize a bridle rein but was dragged along as the wheels passed over him causing a skull fracture.
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Adolph Stimpert
Frank Ealer
Hastings
Burlington
Bird killings near Omaha spark law concern at Rod and Gun club
Game Warden Miller reports a clipping from an Omaha paper alleging a Rod and Gun club member shot meadow larks and blackbirds. He notes repeated complaints about birds killed near Omaha pleasure resorts and mentions fourteen prior convictions.
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Miller
Rod and Gun Club of
Omaha
Farmers Institute in Johnson County Replaced by Short Course
Johnson county will not hold the usual Farmers Institute this winter. Institute officers replace it with a college directed short course of study. The program will be conducted in Tecumseh during the second week of February.
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Farmers’ Institute
Johnson County
College of Agriculture
Tecumseh
Death of Mrs. Malinda Hawley in Republican City Neb
Mrs. Malinda Hawley aged eighty two died at her home after a lingering illness. She came to the area with her family in 1878 and leaves five children, twenty six grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Malinda Hawley
Republican City
Neb
Wife of Former Convict Returns Home
Mrs Wor ner, wife of the wanted ex convict Max Von Worner, who is confined in the county jail at Madison Nebraska, accompanied her sister to Schuy ler, her home.
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Madison
Neb
Worner
Max von Worner
Jalil
Schuyler
Rainfalls Benefit Nebraska Corn Crops
A rain event dropped over half an inch across northern Nebraska and southern South Dakota, with the rainfall greatly benefiting the corn crop in the region.
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Nebraska
Norfolk
Neb
South
Dako
Zapatistas Attack Train Killing Dozens in Mexico
Zapatistas ambushed a passenger train between Mexias City and Cuernavaca, placing mine under the rails. The locomotive wrecked as it paused, and rebels opened fire, fatally wounding many from a federal military escort and passengers. A relief train found only debris and injured survivors.
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Mexias Ciy
Prrconsa
Zapatistas
Cuernavaca
Morelos
Aller
de Loa
Sham War To Be Waged In Midwest Maneuvers
Leavenworth Kansas announces first army maneuvers in the middle west near Lawrence starting August 4. Red and blue armies each about 6000 men with artillery infantry cavalry engineers signal and hospital detachments. Regulars from Fort Riley and Fort Leavenworth form the nucleus with Kansas and Oklahoma troops distributed between them. The clash centers at Bonner Spring Kaw River crossing and will feature ongoing skirmishes leading to a large simulated battle.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Middle West
Lawrence
Fort Leavenworth
Olathe
Blue Army
Red Army
Fort Riley
Kansas Infantry
Artillery
Oklahoma Infantry
Kaw River
Bonner Springer
Plan for Universal Money reform bill proposed by Levy
Representative Levy of New York with J Pierpont Morgan as a constituent has drafted a bill to overhaul foreign exchange. The plan would issue treasury notes redeemable in U S gold coin and valued in a common unit spanning Austro Hungary Belgium Denmark Finland France Germany Great Britain Greece Netherlands Italy Portugal Russia Spain Norway Sweden Switzerland to simplify international payments.
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Washington
Levy
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Austro Hungary
Belgium
Denmark
Finland
France
German Empire
Great Britain
Greece
Netherlands
Italy
Portugal
Russia
Spain
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
Finishing Deficiency Bill in House Sets $11 Million总
The appropriations committee completes the general deficiency bill the last supply measure. It will total about 11 million dollars with the largest shares for the War, Navy and Post Office departments.
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Washington
Case Appropriations Committee
House
War, Navy
Post Office
Prime Minister Returns to London From Dublin
British Prime Minister Home describes reception in Dublin as unparalleled in enthusiasm and says home rule would enormously strengthen the empire. He declares the Liberals were never more united than at present.
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London
Dublin
Asquith
Junior Chautauqua Highlights Lead by Helen Paulsen
The boys’ and girls’ section of the Chautauqua gains note as Helen Bradford Paulsen of West Virginia takes charge. She is presented as the world’s greatest exponent of the Chautauqua playground.
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Helen Bradford Paulsen
West Virginia
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Cis
Mountain Time
Post Office Directory
Thedford
Sau
Bill Heada
Nebraska News
Rome
Auburn
Art. Louis Range Company
J. W. Armstrong
Harrison
Adjutant General
Larke
Geo. G. Gadsby
West Third St
Forest Lumber Co
Mitchell Automobiles
Alliance
Kutiber CO
Mgr
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