Lesson on Jesus Feeds Five Thousand in Desolate Place
Sunday school lesson overview notes Jesus feeds a crowd of thousands with five loaves and two fish, highlighting compassion, sharing, and faith. It contrasts human scarcity with divine abundance and urges believers to give what they have, trust God to multiply, and avoid waste while serving others.
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John the Baptist
Carliste
Philip
Moses
Andrew
Lees
Peter
Jesus
Gaal
Uaat
Cio
Toenkind
Hait
Hebe
Hinda
Madse Neerithmay
Nobel
Rushville to Represent Sheridan County in Nebraska Tourney
Rushville expects to send a Sheridan county team to the University of Nebraska high school basketball tournament. The players ordered a banner and arm bands, depart March 6 and return March 11, visiting Lincoln and meeting other state teams. Local businessmen funded the trip as Rushville aims to boost county pride and sports profile.
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Rushville
University of Nebraska
Sheridan County
Sheridan County Potatoes
Lincoln
Sand Hills
Train of Buick cars burns on Western Nebraska track
A freight train of forty nine flat cars carrying Buick light sixes arrived in Kimball Nebraska with two cars on fire. Five autos were destroyed, one damaged, and another pushed off to save the rest. The train was soaked and reloaded with extra cars and engines to continue its run toward Pine Bluffs.
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Nebraska
Asree Buick
Kimball
Buick
BD. W. Larson
Pine Bluffs
Coal theft and small fines in county court
The report describes youths charged with stealing coal from a railroad right of way, pleading guilty and receiving the minimum fine of one dollar plus costs. A bystander’s remark reflects on trespassing rules and coal theft, while officials note a new dumping ground purchase and stricter enforcement. Fire outbreaks in Chadron follow, including Maxwell Garage and Depot Hotel blazes with evacuations and minor damage.
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Sidney Telegraph
Union Pacific
Mike
Boya
Met
Erar
Judes Chambers
Ric of Way
Crown Ups
Chadron Journal
Maxwell
Depot Hotel
James Smith
City
Raiilroad
Shorty the famous horse drags man in door jamb bet
A Dal ton youth with strong build bet he could be pulled from John Owens barn by the horse Shorty. The man was dragged through a door jamb, suffered severe lacerations, and received treatment from Dr. Mantor. Shorty continued pulling without harm.
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Sidney Telegraph
John Owens
Dalton
Owen
Cattle Sale Draws Boost for Local Farm Prices
A rural buyer from Valentine returned Wednesday with seven heifers and two cows to a Ree Inverod Hereford sale. The buyer notes good stock brings strong prices, citing a calf born next April and averages of £294 for 120 cows, with a quote that raising cattle costs little more than smaller stock.
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Lushtville
Aoc Sthorck
Vialeeninge
Prairie City couple wed during cross country train trip
Guleebure Fields of White County Illinois and Milo Francis Lee of Prairie City Illinois married aboard a Burlington train after meeting in Lincoln and Sheridan. The couple, en route to Wyoming, planned to settle in McDonough County Illinois after visiting Casper and Hig Horn.
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Guleebure
Minnie Fields
White County
Milo Francis Lee
Prairie City
Burlington
Wyoming
Sheridan
McDonough County
Lincoln
Nebr
Miss Fields
Low
Sandhills
Nebraska
Hdgemont
3. D
Casper
Dic Horn
Lee
Hig Horn
Illinois
Increas ing Burlington East Business Linked to Alliance
The Custer County Republican notes growing commerce on the Burlington line east from Alliance toward the city, signaling an upswing in regional trade and transportation activity.
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Custer County
Republican
Burlington
Alliance
Suspicions of foul play in death of Crawford man
Crawford Courter reports a death in Crawford city that spurred rumors of foul play. John Butler known as Nigger Cutler died after sudden illness in a shack behind the Elkhorn hotel. Witnesses described odd symptoms and mysterious circumstances surrounding his last hours, with friends declining an inquest due to lack of funds or influence.
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Crawford Courter
John
William
Reuben Butler
Cutler
Newcomb
Elkhorn Hotel
Burlington
Northwestern
William Howard
Butler
Speearman
Darlington
A. P. Howe
Man Believes Wheel Governs His Life In Custer County
Peter Cooper, a resident of Indiana, wandered into the county seat with a belief that a wheel in his head controls his life. Deputies detained him for examination after he arrived Saturday morning claiming to be from Indianapolis with a wife and four children, walking since Thanksgiving. He appeared worn from hardship, with frostbitten nose and fire and an unsettled state of mind. Sheriff Wilson contacted a brother in Clayton, Indiana, as Cooper described leaving his home, and Deputy Thompson briefly escorted him in a car to town.
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Custer
Eer Cooper
Thompson Inez
Coonmer
Cooper
Clayton
Ind
Wilson
Indianapolis
Thompson
Dr Kings New Life Pills Offer Gentle Daily Laxative
An advertisement promises a free easy daily bowel movement as a sign of health. Dr King’s New Life Pills provide a gentle laxative effect without griping, purify the blood, overcome constipation, and act as an overall tonic. Only 25 cents at druggists.
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Omaha
Castle IS Sts., Omaha
Fred A
Astle
Colorado
Kirby
Hereford Bulls
Pine Ridge Cattle Ranch
Marsland, Nebraski
Snell
Civil Service School
Briptre Dodge
BEIMS
Denver
Dom
DR. Miles
Miles
B. J. Winter
Platte Ave
Colorado Springs
Colo
International Sunday School
Sellers
Moody Hible Institute
Tinton
Sences
Gordon
Gordon Journal
Tread
Chadron
Shorty
Queck
Broken Bow
Crawford
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