Railroad Notes Highlighting Staff Illness and Track Incidents
Firemen Adams Sitch and others are on the sick list while Co N Nelson and Mrs Emma Bock take lay offs due to illness. Machinist McGuire reports back. Barton relieves Stradly in Maryland. Grassman returns after a week off. The new turntable is in good condition. Harris leaves for Broken Bow to relieve Wardem. Engine 6145 sent to Sheridan division permanently. Sheridan derailment caused 42 to seven hours late. Engines 6213 1509 derailed in yards due to slippery rails. Dietz falls from pit. Hall returns after tonsil removal. Sid Mason blocked by snow. Valentine Wright leaves for Downs KS with four carloads of spuds to sell to Kansas trade and plans to vote for Governor Allen on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams and
Sitch
Co. N. Nelson
Emma Bock
McGuire
Barton
Maryland
Stradly
C. W. Grassman
Harris
Broken Bow
Wardem
Sheridan
James Dietz
L. A. Hall
Sid Mason
Onion price trend hints at rebound in 07 market
A fragment notes onion prices declined but indicate potential recovery. Mentions firms Best Flour and a corn meal and O'Bannon & Neuxwanger in an uncertain economic snapshot. Continuous context is limited to these standalone phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
O'Bannon & Neuxwanger
Patch pockets vanish from men’s fashion notes
Fashion notes say gay patch pockets are to go while patched trousers remain in use. The change signals a shift away from visible decorative pockets though utilitarian patchwork still appears on pants.
Personal notes from Alliance area residents reported
Local notices reveal James Carmody of Sheridan winning a city business event, several residents traveling to Denver or Omaha for visits or work, family trips to Broken Bow and Hemingford, and a funeral in Hemingford. A court case in county court and a straw vote roundup conclude with political sentiment favoring the writer’s side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carmody
Sheridan
Wyo
Fred Johnson
Denver
Col
Val Wright
George
Corcordia
Kas
Jack Lynch
Navy
Omaha
William Jacobs
Broken Bow
Dick Strong
Blackfoot
Idaho
Ernest Grigg
Walter Lyons
Bayard
W. F. Nichols
Lincoln
M. F. Donavan
Arthur
Jay
Hemingeford
Bonnie Sheperd
Calvin Walker
Carl Drake
Arthur Jaeger
Edyth Williams
Henry Rennan
W. Wolverton
Crawford
Alliance
H. J. Cole
W. H. Lamon
Fremont
State Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Whitman couple welcomes newborn son
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jim John son of Whitman, a baby boy arrives.
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Jim Johnson
Whitman
No clear news item extract found in text
Fragmentary lines mention a wedding remark and a sales prompt but no identifiable people, organization, place, date, or event to summarize into a coherent item.
Vow Language Excerpt Highlights Word Choice Changes
The remark notes that removing the word obey from a marriage vow is as significant as removing the u from honour. It discusses shifts in language reflecting social norms.
All Suits Closing Out at Absolute Cost
Highland Holloway Co advertises a liquidation of all suits including the Wooltex label at absolute cost. Shoppers are invited to save on current stock as prices drop.
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Highland-Holloway Co
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Imperial Theatre
Valentine Wright
Mose Wright
Downs
Kansas
Allen
Threlkeld Furniture Co
Tom Aspern
Harry Hamilton
Hamilton
Laramie
Alva Roach
Charles B. Murphy
O'Bannon & Neuswanger
United States
Joe Smith
Everett Cook
Everett Cook's
Jas. Burns
A. Daly
L. E. Roberts & CO. Live Stock Commission Merchants
Cattle Department
Jim Burns
W. J. Orchard
Sheep Department
Frank Roberts
Union Stock Yards
Nebraska
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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