Lincoln Republican State Convention Called for May 18
Chairman Dindsay issues official call for a Nebraska Republican state convention to meet in Tincoln Auditorium on May 18 at 2 P M to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer superintendent of public instruction attorney general and commissioner of public lands and buildings elect four delegates at large and four alternates to the Chicago national convention and handle other business. Cheyenne county apportioned seven delegates.
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Tairman Dindsay
Tincoln
Nebraska
Sfour
Chicaugo, Ltd
Jane Siids
Cheyenne Comnty
Easter observance through ages and councils described
A historical overview traces Easter from early festival roots to uniform Western celebration after 714, detailing rule changes from Nisan dating to the first Sunday after the March 21 full moon, with exceptions if that full moon falls on a Sunday. Washington dispatch notes Rep Kinkaid praising Roosevelt on Nebraska land bills and a Sidney official’s bid for lieutenant governor.
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Europe
Asia
Arles
Christendom
Nicaea
State Vet endorses lime and sulphur dip for cattle
Correspondent notes Dr Thomas recommends immediate dip for lice mange in cattle with 50 penalty for neglect. Governor Mickey backs it as protecting Nebraska stockmen. Also comments on gubernatorial race narrowing to Mickey and a political call for character in candidates. Easter rain prayers predicted with odd weather quip and humorous mackintosh note.
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Lincoln
Thomas
Mickey
Dr. Thoms
Dr. Kumal & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Chimney Rock News Gathers Local Happenings
Paul Sandez returns from Omaha. Mrs. H E Randall remains ill at St Joseph Hospital after surgery. Families visit, move, and host events around Chimney Rock. A Redington school close and a future married men vs unmarried men baseball game are noted. School exhibition led by Walter Nelson promises a premier entertainment.
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H. E. Randall
St. Joseph Hospital
Willie Boyer
G. C. Boyer
Bridgport
Lawrence Boyer
Redington
M. A. Ingaham
Bayard
Joseph Eddleman
Edward Comstock
John Boyer
Randall
Omaha
Eddleman
Hanna
J. F. Donley
Lawrence Fork
R. F. Durnal
Sidney
Walter Nelson
Riverside Weather and Local Activity Report
Light showers are forecast this week around Riverside. Last Friday brought cold, breezy conditions. C A Wagoner visited Monday for a day deal. Bill Rodgers and Frank Elsass are busy tearing down stock yards. Cows require plenty of hay. Bird Rodgers visited Pat Rowlan's ranch Sunday. Some one, lacking in principle and
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Bill Rodgers
Frank Elsass
Bird Rodgers
Pat Rowlan
Johnsons' dogs poisoned near M. C ranch
Ed Smith of Smith Brog., a well known firm, is accused of a cruel act last week. A pleasant caller from M. C ranch yesterday mentions Sydney Johnson Carl Wagoner and Codie Mulloy in the Wagone r claim vicinity. John Odell is feeding C. C. Mulloy's cattle nearby.
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Ed Smith
Smith Brog
M. C
John Odell
C. C. Mulloy
Wagoner Tree
Miss Harriet Kemp and Emery wed near Redington
The ceremony took place Friday at the bride's parents home seven miles south of Redington Crawford residents Miss Harriet Kemp and Mr Emery were married. Other local notes report Belle Skinner returning from Ger ing Gee Finley on a business trip to Sidney, and various dances and social events across the week.
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Gee. Finley
Sidney
Harriet Kemp
Mr. Emery
Crawford
Here
Mrs. White
Bridgeport
Pioneer Paul Sandoz Leaves North Plute Valley Home
Noted settler Paul Sandoz, strained by ill health, relocates to a warmer climate. He built a fine residence near Chimney Rock admired by friends nationwide as he departs this region.
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Paul Sandoz
North Plute Valley
Sandoz
Chimney Rock
Rarest Pheasants Among Sumatra Trails and Java Basins
The article describes the rare Great Arges and Ur gus pheasants. natives trap them for wing feathers. The Arges grows to seven feet, remains shy, and rarely flies, with behavior resembling a bachelor. Reeves pheasants in China reach six feet in tail length and endure harsh winters with striking courtship displays. Country Life In America.
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Javan
Borneo
Nakve
China
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Dolan Family Carriage Sparks Friendly Name Quandary
In a humorous scene, Mr. Dolan uses a secondhand carriage bearing a Set ter C plate. He explains to a friend that changing the initial to D would be costly and less decorative, so he keeps the original name on display for prosperity and continuity.
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Mary Ann
Robber bees threaten beekeeper harmony in autumn raids
The London Chronicle notes robber bees disturb bee communities as autumn marauders attack unprotected hives. They kill industrious bees and steal honey in short order sometimes from adjacent hives. In past times, a knife’s thrust through the top could break the comb and thwart thieves.
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London Chronicle
One Way Rail Rates From Sidney Nebraska Travel Range
Daily until April 30 190 from Sidney Nebraska the Union Pacific marks 20 to Ogden and Salt Lake City 20 to Butte Anaconda and Helena 3225 to Spokane and Wenatchee Wash 25 to Everett Fairhaven Whatcom Vancouver and Astoria via Huntington and Spokane 25 to Portland and Astoria or Tacoma Seattle via Huntington and Portland or via Huntington and Spokane 25 to Ashland Rogue River Eugene Albany and Salem via Portland 25 to San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego and many California points For full information contact W Dr Curry Agent
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Spokane
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