Edward Heinzley Dies on Track
Edward Heinzley found dead on the Bureau right of way near Louisville Nebraska. Coroner deemed no inquest necessary as no violence or foul play suspected. Father Robert Heinzley disputed with prior four year search and Denver connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Heinzley
Thomas Moore
Midwest Second Street
Edward
Bureau
Louisville
Nebraska
Edward Banker
Denver
North Platte
Teachers Hold Annual Meeting at Central School
City teachers gathered at the central school building for an annual meeting aimed at social unity and educational exchange. The program featured scientific papers, travel talks with illustrated cards from California Yellowstone and Denmark, a teacher quartet, and a chafing dish luncheon indoor picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Yellowstone Park
Denmark
Indy
Train Schedule Change Considered for North River Line
Claude Stockham travel ing passenger agent for Union Pacific visited to study shifting the North River branch train from 8:00 to 9:30. The proposed change would let travelers shop in the city the evening of arrival and return home the same day, with Chamber of Commerce backing amid some mail delivery concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Stockham
Omaha
Union Pacific Company
North River
North Platte
Chamber of Commerce
Exchange For City Property Near North Platte 320 Acres
Property description seeking exchange for city land within five miles of North Platte. Includes 320 acres with 100 acres cultivated for alfalfa, remainder heavy grass, about 85 feet to water. Suited for dairy farming. All clear. See Bratt & Goodman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Bratt & Goodman
Emily Bronte Looks Without Authentic Portraits
A fragment argues that Emily Bronte lacks an authentic portrait and that no reliable likeness exists. It notes Charlotte Bronte compared George Henry Lewes to Emily, then questions the accuracy of such a comparison and hints at future historians weighing celebrity appearances.
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Emily Bronte
Charlotte Bronte
George Henry Lewes
Emily
Lewes
Seldunt
Werey
Argonint
First Use of Suburb Cited in Fourteenth Century Ordinance
A Pall Mall Gazette snippet notes a 14th century city guild ordinance requiring carpenters to attend funerals for residents within the city or in the suburb. It suggests the term suburb already entered everyday speech among citizens.
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Coarpenters
Sibhurte
Pall Mull Gazette
Bride party absence sparks lively exchange in Kansas City Journal
A telephoned clash at a Itate hostess party revolves around a promised appearance and a missing guest. The caller accuses the other of breaking up a table while the replied cites illness and a trained purse, suggesting a substitute or nurse involvement.
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Itate
Tam
L'ty
Kansas City Journal
Clock Gift Request Sparks Playful Household Banter
A wife asks her husband for a fancy clock for her room. He jokes he is short on funds, and she retorts with a plan to set the clock back two hours when he goes to the club. The exchange appears in the Boston Transcript.
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Harry
Boston Transcript
Hopeful German Proverb Reflects Bitter Disappointment
An old German proverb about hope contrasts sweet suffering with memories of failed expectations, describing hearts seasoned by loss and melancholy as they cling to distant promises.
An Alarming Tale From a Distant Page
A fragment from a Woman's Home Companion features a playful exchange between Miss Muchbored and Mr Staylate. The vignette hints at a startling bedtime story that unsettles the narrator with its dramatic undertone.
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Mr. Staylate
Miss Muchbored
The Attraction Ella Dawns Down the Plate
A fragment from the City Star mentions a bride and a view of her smile as she moves down the plate. The speaker notes uncertainty about details while observing the scene.
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Ella
Mal
Snow blockade detours four Kansas trains to North Platte
Railway notes detail snow disruptions as four Kansas Pacific passenger trains are detoured via North Platte. Reports cover accidents, personnel changes, and new shop equipment at the North Platte yards, including a fatal collision near Grand Island and promotions or resignations affecting staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Denver
Calhoun
Omaha
Baker Will Breternitz Leaves for Sidney Buy Bakery
Will Breternitz departed for Sidney where he has purchased a bakery. For eighteen years he worked as a baker in this and other cities and is regarded as an expert. He is a clean, industrious, honest man and is cheerfully recommended to the people of Sidney. We lose a good citizen and they gain one.
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Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Rineker Book & Drag Co
Nevita
Huxell
A. T. Yost
Major Hendershott and Son
Baptist Church
Major Hendershott
Horace Greeley
Will Breternitz
Sidney
Breternitz
Christmas selections and club meeting notes
Rincker's welcomes readers to Christmas selections. The 8 O C club will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Will Baskina on West Eight street. all members must attend. Vendors report six parties bought lots for bungalows on Ninth Street, future resident street. Also notes on auctions and charity sales with dates and venues including the Methodist aid sale on December 18 and a doll bazaar December 15 at the Missionary House. Apples pies cheese and coffee to be served at events.
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8. O. C. Club
Will Baskina
West Eight Street
Ninth St
C. F. Temple
Methodist Aid
Episcopal Mission
W. Rights and
Sycamore Streets
National peril lecture draws North Platte crowd
Dr. T. H. Essert, international lecturer for the Anti White Slave association, spoke at the M E church to about 150 men on a national peril and urged joining the organization. Evening services at the Presbyterian church covered The Scarlet Man and The Passing of the Double Standard with audiences urged to attend.
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T. H. Essert
Anti-White-Slave Association of American
M. E. Church
North Platte
J. L. Barton
The
Baptist Church
Cram
Essert
Presbyterian Church
Elger
Ministerial Association of
National
Shaw
Canyon City
Colo
Labor Shortage Hits North Platte as Building Slows
North Platte faces record unemployment as workers from nearby towns and farms flock in. Demand dipped after a busy building season, leaving many idle. Pete ODean Charleo and Art McKane of Hershey faced Judge Grant for profanity toward Hershey hotel owner Vaughn. fines imposed, others jailed for failure to pay.
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North Platte
Pete O'Dean
Charleo
Art McKane
Hershey
Grant
Vaughn
Costa
O’dean
Lincoln Visitors and Local Medical Actions Highlight City Notes
Mr Eckleman of Lincoln visits the city with his daughter Miss Eeckleman an instructor at North Platte School of Music. Dr Tayman of Cozad operated on Miss Bertha Jessie at a local hospital Saturday. Missionary W W Scott is seriously ill at his Bratt building rooms with Dr Lucas attending him.
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Mr. Eckleman
Lincoln
Miss Eeckleman
North Platte School of Music
Dr. Tayman
Cozad
Bertha Jessie
W. W. Scott
Bratt
Lucas
Presbyterian men's meeting set for tomorrow evening
A meeting of the men of the Presbyterian church will be held tomorrow evening in the pastor's study at the church at 7 o'clock.
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The
Presbyterian Church
California Woman Credits Cough Remedy For Cold Cure
Miss Marie Gerber of Sawtelle California reports a severe cold settled on her lungs caused much alarm. After one night with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy she recovered and was free of soreness in a week. For sale by all dealers.
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California
Apella
Chamberlain
Marie Gerber
Sawtelle
Cal
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Edward Heinzley
Henry Sagesser
Tramp & Son
J. T. Dolson
W. S. Dolson
Father McDaid
Dolson
Cody
White
Lilly
Howe & Maloney
John Kramer
First District
Grand Island
Carl Brodbeck
McGraw
W. A. Champ
Silver Creek
George Weinberger
Pat McEvoy
E. L. Davis
Missouri
Wyoming
Archer
Cheyenne
Messrs
DeRolf
Fredrickson
Heldenbrand
Fred Ouimette
Gibbon
Ceol
Round House
Rincker’s
Sweetheart
Rockers
A. A. Schatz CO
United States District Court
District OF Nebraska
Charles L. Emmons
Charles L,emmons
A. D
Charles
Emmons
Walter W. Hoagland
Oto
Hoalter
Agland
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