Auto Bandits Visit Hamburg in Wild Foot Chase
A gang roams through Hamburg early morning in a rough street pursuit. Shots exchange as pursuers corner them near W. J. Brows home, a Ford and sedan involved, later fleeing toward Murphy and Mingler areas before ending near Stewart line. Murphy family witnesses the chase, with officers alert and pursuit continuing into the county lines.
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Park Street
W. J. Brows
Ncrth
Chua
Connection
Ater
Joan Murphy
Darrell Murphy
Mincer Place
Murphy
Manphy
John
Don
Warrell
Saul
Dorrell
Tarm
Ter Strahan
Coun
Malvern Tor
Rane
Cana
Simon Fey
Mead
Bari
Callins
Rae
Jaren Heape
Chamlins
Anil
Jawinwakorsp
Alisin Ol
Fire destroys elevator at Payne Junction
Hamburg reports a fire at Good Bros elevator near Payne Junction destroying the old structure and its grain contents. About 750 bushels oats 700 bushels wheat and several loads of corn were lost. Cause unclear though possible from shaft engine exhaust or cleaning. Loss estimated thirteen to fourteen thousand dollars with some insurance.
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Hamburg
Good Bros
Payne Junction
Payne
Lee Fysbert
Hayas
Lee
Come-on Circulars and the Plaster Fraud Tale
A missive describes persistent come-on circulars selling patently dubious remedies and hair restorers. Scammers push fake cures for pimples and hair loss, demanding money and trading names, with references to mustards and plaster tonics amid a tangled stream of pseudoscience.
Chicken House Fire Triggers Alarm in Auburn Area
Fire whistle roused residents of Auburn as Eph Rhodes reported a blaze at his poultry operation. Chickens and layers suffered heavy losses, with 600 pullets, 400 hens, and multiple roosters dead or ruined. Insurance covered the damage, and a February 3 valuation was settled in Omaha.
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Auburn
Eph
Rhodes
Vinedes
Howe
Bottsfield
Omaha
United States reaffirms stance against debt cancellation
European politicians push the issue to gain popular support while the United States warns that debt cancellation is unacceptable. The author compares reformers to a damaging breed, predicting awakening among European publics similar to the US experience with demagogues from within.
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United States
Unite States
Schools Closed Four Days Due to Snowbound Roads
Impassable roads force dismissal of all schools for Thursday and Friday after a burst boiler earlier disrupted grade school. Boiler repaired, plans to resume regular work Monday, hoping roads settle by then.
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Tabor Beacan
Colonial Theatre Program Presents Weekly Attractions
The Colonial Theatre opens this Friday with Constance Talmage in The Goldfish a sweeping comedy drama. Saturday features Irene Rich Matt Moore Genner Pawnett Jane Marlowe and Toba Parke in The Lost Lady. Monday bring s Levale Mra Wallowa Reid in Broken Laws with patient power and a dramatised family theme. Wednesday to Friday shows will include Shaham Line a leading drama noted in daily reviews.
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Colonia
Constance Talmage
iThis
Miss Talmage
Jack Mulhall
Irene Rich
Matt Moore
Genner J Pawnett
Jane Marlowe
Toba Parke
Levale
Wallowa Reid
Riverton News Briefs Include Visits and Remains Removal
Local residents and visitors are noted in city briefs. Miss Jinal Vaslet removed her mother's remains from Plorenes Nebr to be buried in Mr Zia sy's for burial on Wednesday. Uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Presa Van Fleet visit Thursday and Friday before returning to Tracy Town. Frank Amick ill for several days. W O Maxey described as a business figure.
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Omaha
Ryening
Vie
Hasinins Visi
Wednesdas
Maneryia
Parranis
Ldnk Moraau
Hanivare
Atheses Elevatom
Shewtoulen
Afiter
Rd Shearer
Tracy
Fir
Hame
Frank Amick
W. OM
Maxey
Nistor Sn
Local notes and visits from Riverton area residents
Sunday sermon in Stoan lows. Thornton visits Council Bluffs. Tom Johnson injured toe while chopping wood and treated in town. Clifton Longman returns home from business. Vern Zinn travels via Omaha to Treynor. Johnson Brothers and Glen Brides ship hogs to Nebraska City. Hannon visit from Douglas with daughter Ger rode. Warry Schoonover stays with relatives in Riverton. Merle Spry starts at Valley State Bank. family to move here. Kish couple seen in Shenandoah. Cowden and Longman on business in Sidney. Ora Taylor, Jim Bailes host six o clock supper with Swanson family in Sidney. Roy Hoover visits Riverton. Rice family hosts guests from Farrarut. Riverton vs Farrut junior high team score 12 to 19. Rev. B. Wilson attends revival meeting in Thurman. Missionary Society of M Church meets this afternoon. Miss Magryie Smith teaching in Atlantic spends week with mother. J B Smith ill in Mars Seales. Mrs. Hunter of Red Oak visits. Jim Fost returns from White Ranch. Bill Baker plans move to Cad Rai farm by March.
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C. A. Thornton
Stoan
Lows
Council Bluffs
Tom Johnson
Clare Longman
Clifton, Cole
Vern Zinn
Omaha
Treynor
Johnson Brothers
Glen Brides
Nebraska City
Barney Hannon
Douglas
Nebr
Miss Gerrode
Warry Schoonover
Cma
Riverton
Merle Spry
Ana Valley State Bank
Wecomes
Shenandoah
Chris Kish
F. B. Cowden
Sirney
Ora Taylor
Jim Bailes
Harry Swanson
Sidney
Roy Hoover
Farrapit
George Rice
Julia
George Pen
Farrarut
BE. Rice
Farrewnt
Echant
MB. Wilson Wen
Thurman
Sind
Mra. Wand
Propa
Magryie Smith
Atlantic
Iowa
Charles Cowles
Athantic
Smith
JB. Smith
Hunter
Jim Fost
White Ranch
Mra
Bill Baker
Cad Rai Farm
Ora Baker
Local People News From Shenandoah and Riverton
A roundup of residents in Shenandoah and Riverton includes Mae Donaldson and Thelmas Thornton at the Henry Field Reed house, Mrs. G A Chambers visiting friends, and Leslie Johnson sidelined by illness. Crumleys visit from Shenandoah, Evasive Scales returns to work, Thornton and Baker moving, Frances Scoles taken to grandmother’s for care, and Mrs. Chancey Parkinson dealing with lagrippe and a cold.
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Mae Donaldson
Thelmas Thornton
Henry Field Reed
Shenandoah
G. A. Chambers
Riverton
Leslie Johnson
Beal Crumley
W. Crumley
Evasive Scales
Mary Scales
Field Seed House
Henry Sipe
Callier
C. A. Thornton
Raymond Bode
Ora Baker
Washington Man Reaches Century Amid Crossword Craze
A Washington, D. C. resident turns 100 while immersed in the crossword puzzle fad. The piece notes hope for his continued health as he enjoys the puzzle hobby.
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Washington, D. C
Chicago Youth Survives On Newspaper Diet Four Days
A Chicago young man near starvation endured four days on a diet composed solely of newspapers. He avoided yellow jaundice, the report notes, citing his resilience and unusual sustenance as a remarkable survival.
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Chicago
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