Grand and Petit Jurors Summoned in Fremont County
District Court at Sidney calls dozens of named men to appear as grand jurors on January 27 1929 and as petit jurors on January 28 1920 at ten oclock a m at the Court House. Names include Metelman Prather Douglas Sedgeway Anderson Ross Allery Dignan Rice Dickey Fargo Wiley Starr Keyser Summers Spiegel Shepherd Brown Orton Mitchell Plumb Hilger Bogan Bopp Fichter Greenlee Smith Holloway Elkins Ackley Mann Handy Tysor Hoggsett Travis Forney Ballard Gottsche Brown Spear McBeth Gregory Stark Harmon Dresher Jenkins Sidney etc.
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District Court
Fremont County
Sidney
C. A. Metelman
O. H. Prather
Hamburg
J. B. Douglas
George Sedgeway
Tabor
H.T. Anderson
Riverton
J. D. Ross, Sr
Imogene
H. O. Allery
Randolph
C. B. Abbott
Martin Dignan
Percival
W. QO
Rice
John S. Dickey
Farragut
E. Fargo
Court House
L. J. Wiley
Thurman
F. L. Starr
E. R. Keyser
W. T. Summers
Chris. Spiegel
T. HE. Shepherd
Lloyd Brown
L. J. Orton
Floyd Mitchell
Shenandoah
George Plumb
William Hilger, Jr
James W. Bogan
M. E. Bopp
L. E. Fichter
L. M. Greenlee
Frank E. Smith
G. E. Holloway
A. Elkins
Frank Ackley
A. T. Mann
Robert Handy
Edwin Tysor
A. G. Hoggsett
Perry Travis
G. W. Forney
Frank Stevens
Earl Ballard
Bartlett
William Gottsche
John Brown
Joe Spear
Ulysses McBeth
J. H. Gregory
A. R. Stark
Frank Harmon
F. E. Dresher
Vance Jenkins
Tabor bus proposal eyed for rail link demo
An Omaha dealer demonstrated a twelve passenger Reo bus in Tabor to assess a passenger service between Tabor and regional rail lines. President Wehrman fostered the idea. demonstration carried four miles with twelve aboard, though baggage and mail capacity are concerns. Local interest exists but no financial backers yet. The piece also notes local rail service limitations and calls for community discussion.
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Omaha
Tabor
Wehrman
Northern
Malvern
Burlington
T.&n
Town Newspapers Drift as Wages Shrink and Consolidate
The piece notes smaller towns quitting due to inability to pay wages and larger towns consolidating fields for advertising revenue. It laments the end of journalists toiling to spite local cliques and push political agendas in the Reporter Advertising Always Pays era.
Take Salts to Flush Your Kidneys
Health advertisement urges meat eaters to flush kidneys with four ounces of Rad Salts dissolved in water each morning for a few days. Claims it neutralizes irritating acids from uric waste, improves kidney and bladder function, and relieves rheumatic symptoms and nocturnal urination. The elixir is described as made from grape and lemon acids with lithia and has a long tradition of use.
Unsigned Ad Praises Jad Salts Lithia Water
An advertisement extols Jad Salts as an inexpensive harmless drink that is effervescent lithia water. It claims millions of people use it periodically to prevent serious kidney and bladder issues, portraying it as a remedy against sluggish kidneys and bladder irritation.
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Peraps
Underworld
Otoe Food Products Co
L. E. Shannon, Mer
Tamburg, Iowa
the Bank of Hamburg
J. EH. Morgan
G. M. Beal
P. L, van Meter
B. G. Franklin
J. E. Morgan
P. L. van Meter
E. M. Fisher
Bank of Hamburg
the Bank OF
Safety and Service
Boyd Street
Iowa
Fred J. Miller
Carl Miller
Hampshires
Jos. F. Miller
R.E. Miller and
W. H. Henderson
Farmers Savings Bank
Five Corners
Shenandagh
Locust Grove Township
The
Wabash Depot
Tiller
Wilbur Culley
A. A. Mitchell