Sidney Mambore Chapter Visit Recalled and Local News
A garbled local notice recalls a visit with light entertainment and inspiration from sisters, a station upgrade in the south town, and praise for water services. The Normal Institute opens at Sidney next Monday with county teachers gathering for instructional methods. Alice Parkinson moves to the city to join the Cut Rate store as saleslady. A party camped at Noble Lake Saturday night. A. G. Brower visited Nebraska City yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidsey
Alice Parkinson
Percival
Letter Reveals Brother Ralph’s Death After Illness
A letter from Ralph Miller’s brothers describes his death occurring hours after his wife returned home. The funeral was held at Union Virginis, with the family burial site noted. Ralph, born and raised in the city, was a high school graduate and served as postmaster before his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Union Virginis
Mes. Miller
George Baker
St. Louis
Ray Richards
Connor Bros
Judith Basin
Mont
Hamburg Social Life and Music at Indianola College
A 1610 letter from Lédaler Boelter praises Indianola Iowa for its strong conservatory of music and excellent teachers. It notes piano tuner Geo. F. Boelter visiting Hamburg for repairs, and mentions a Parker Street Carnival Crew stop en route from Leavenworth to Council Bluffs with local social visits by Mrs Wanusmeker and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Conservatory
Geo. F. Boelter
Manning, Tows
Leavenworth
Kan
Council
Bluffs
Av E. Wanusmeker
Lauenstein
Longmont
Colo
Enma Graasmen
Tulten
Neb
Carroll For Second Term In Primary Election
The partial returns show contested races across districts with Republicans taking most congressional and state posts while progressives gain a seat in the Seventh. County offices see Republican and Democrat ticket selections led by Spencer, Frater, Vaughan, and others. Hamburg township votes reflect party delegates to the county convention for Sidney on June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Spovetine
Prouty
Wood i
Hull
Wood
Clarence Fisher Heads to Peru for South American Field Work
Clarence Fisher of Chaney Washington departed Saturday for South America to work in Peru. He will visit his mother for a few days before beginning his new field of labor. On his way, he plans to view the great canal and his Hamburg friends cheer his prospects in the new country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Fisher
Chaney
Wash
Peru
South America
Dows
Hamburg
On a Sad Mission Mrs Ford Leaves for Carlinville
Mrs George Ford sails for Carlinville Sunday evening in response to a telegram announcing her father’s sudden death. She had no prior knowledge of his illness, making the news a heavy shock to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ford
Carlinville
Sunday School Quests and Prizes Spark Local Club Interest
The Local Bible Question Club urges readers of all ages to join and read Sunday school lessons with Suggestive Questions. Subscriptions boost participation, and prizes like a solid gold medal encourage widespread engagement. Notable notes include Peruvian normal school commencement, local events, and several community updates across Sidney and surrounding towns.
Reporter Voting Contest Promises Gold Prize And Votes Next Week
The Reporter will publish votes of all candidates next week and award 1000 in gold to the top vote getter. Contestants must submit votes by 4 pm June 16 to be counted. The free contest aims to draw interest and support for favorites with no cost to voters.
Man Held for Mental Derangement Sent to Asylum
Sent to Clarinda. A man giving his name as Karl Murphy was picked up near the depot last Friday evening and, since eight, was mentally deranged. He appeared rational at times but did not stay so long, claimed Lincoln origin, and crossed himself repeatedly. He was taken to Sidney Saturday, where the insane commissioner ordered him sent to the Clarinda asylum. A. M. Warnstaff and J. M. Bechtel exchanged Hamburg property this week, Warnstaff acquiring a residence on Argyle street and Bechtel taking the brick blacksmith shop on Histreet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Murphy
Lincoln
Sidney
Clarinda Asylum
A. M. Warnstaff
J. M. Bechtel
Hamburg
Mr. Warnstaff
Argyle Street
Mr. Bechtel
Histreet
Rebekah Banquet and Lodge Work Saturday Night
The Rebekah lodge plans a work session on Saturday night followed by a banquet. All members are urged to attend. Mrs Flora Fisher and two sons Clarence and Earl, and LH Smalley visited Sunday near Sidney with John Hooper and family. Mrs Geo Baldwin and children left after visiting her mother Mrs Stauffer for Chicago. Mrs George Allen left Monday for the San Luis Valley Colorado to join her husband and improve her health. Mrs O Regerson of Chicago was a guest of her brother Elmer Wilcox and sisters Linda and Rachel from Friday to Wednesday. Gus Wagner traveled to Sidney on Wednesday to hand poll books to the auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Flora Fisher
Clarence
Earl
LH. Smalley
Sidney
John Hooper
George Allen
San Luis Valley
Colo
O. Regerson
Chicago
Elmer Wilcox
Linda
Rachel
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Brandon
Enehaping
Strang
She' Ide
MF. Brower
Asbury
Normal Institute
A. G. Brower
Nebraska City
Indianola, Lowa
Gayer
Stuart
F. P. Spencer
E. B
Alphonso V. Penn
Frank B. Ténkins
J. D. McKean
G. M. Watermas
Don Ryan
E. J. Anderson
Zy Hickman
Able B, Jones
S. C. McKitrick
JF Greene
Robb
B. Reeves
Democrats
C. E. Redshaw
B. G. Franklin
W. W. Brown
Col
John Young
W.T. Davis
Frank Hil
C. G. Fisher
F., Gillmen
T. H. Smalley
Foster
John Alverson
A.G. Brower
Ike Singleton
Frank McBride
Sid Fowler
Baiat
Carrol
Darra
Rhodes
Hucate
Polk
Basher
Moon
UL Ter
Aankey
Tuart 1A
Booth Kins
Meeks
Focht
Green
Rebb
Gus Wagner Holmes
W.B. ‘Dodds _ Wit Brown
B. Williams
D. Thomson
Shas. Noblett
John Alberson
Constable
G. Fisher M. Morgan
Howard, Putman
Bert Brown
Commercial Club
Ness
Iowa
Penu
Nebraska State Normal
E.E. Odeil
Farragut
Holtzinger
Harry Holtzinger
Gur
Mamie Lloyd
Bath
M. FP. Brower
Plattsmouth
Madora Jacks
Edwin Trively
Maud Rosier
Pred Arnold
Charley Agee
Midland
Cy Wingate Sud
Plattamonth
Miss Jacks
Clarinda
Real Estate Exchange
Gus Wagner
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