Sidney Visitants From Local Groups
Rev Jensen and wife and Chris Weyerts and family, of Weyerts, were Sidney visitors on Monday. Messrs Barlow, Tate, Joel Shadd, John Griffiths, Ray Swift and Carl Mettlesteadt, of Lodge Pole were in Sidney, Monday. Miss Gwendolyn Stokes returned to Denver, Saturday night, after a pleasant vacation, to resume her studies in the West Denver High School.
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Jensen
Chris Weyerts
Weyerts
Sidney
Messrs Barlow, Tate
Joel Shadd
John Griffiths
Ray Swift
Carl Mettlesteadt
Lodgepole
Gwendolyn Stokes
Denver
West Denver High School
Noted Ringling Death Sparks Circus Tribute In New York
Otto Ringling of circus fame has died in New York. The report lists America’s record homicide rate and details on various national news items from crime to politics, with other notes on diplomas, audits, and notable figures.
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Otto Ringling
Circus
New York
America
Camorrist
United States
Elmer Mikkelsen
Greenland
Carlisle Indian School
Secret Service
Butte, Mont
Butte Business Men’s Association
Delia Bartlett
Windsor Avenue
Chicago
William Fenimore Cooper
Earl Sprankle
Akron
Helen Starr
Laura Waldkirk
Supreme Court of the United States
Oklahoma
First National Bank
Thayer
Kan
Kansas
New York City
May Tamplin
No Escape in Woman Suffrage Debate
The Chicago Record-Herald quotes a woman extolling suffrage and a man urging restraint. The exchange centers on why women should enter politics and household norms, ending with a request for safe positions amid heated discussion.
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Chicago Record-Herald
The Dangers of the Driving Rod on Steam Locomotives
Thaddeus S. Dayton in Harper's Weekly describes the driving rod as a massive steel bar that transfers steam power to the wheels. He recounts a near catastrophe on Pickerel mountain where a broken rod tore through the cab, but engineer Lutz escaped injury and saved the train by stopping the throttle via outside intervention. The tale highlights bravery and the peril of high speed rail travel.
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Pickerel Mountain
Lutz
Thaddeus S. Dayton
Harper's Weekly
Cure Your Kidneys with Dean's Kidney Pills
An advertisement promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney ailments, back pain, urinary issues, and related conditions. It features a Sidney Nebraska testimonial from William H. Seely describing eight years of kidney trouble and recovery after use, notes price at 50 cents, and lists Foster Milburn Co as U.S. agent. It ends with a gun and revolver repair mention at Jackson's.
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Dean
Bright
Sidney
William H. Seely
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer Promotion
Advertisement notes The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer as Chicago’s weekly companion to a daily paper. It promotes a national world news summary, diverse departments, and Republican editorial stance. Subscriptions offered at $1 for the weekly and $1.50 for Sidney Telegraph, or $1.75 for both cash in advance.
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Inter Ocean and Farmer
Chicago
Republican View Point
Ria
Sidney Telegraph
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Sidney and
Cheyenne County
Neb
Union Pacific
Mss
Pacific
Sidney, Neb
Overland Limited
Colorado Express
California & Oregon Express
Los Angeles Limited
Mailand Express
Atlantic Express
Mail and Express
Fast Mail
AALT
Musco NN
Siuth
Dally
Sidney. Neb
Sidney Post Office
James Burrel
Effie Larson
Phil Lippert
H P Donaby
Fred G Juhneton
W W Lyons Tnon
Frank Whitelock
Peetz
William Weegin
South Prairie
Wash
John Ranke
William Ranke
John Ware
Burlington
Frank Fleason
Tulsa
Okla
Charles S Tamper
Loetschberg
Bernese Alps
Europe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Des Moines
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Taft
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Congress
Booker T. Washington
Long Island
J. Cornell Brown
Long Island Sound
Fort Salonga
Hornaday
W. Hornaday
Pure Food Grocery House
Sidney, Nebraska
McCutcheon
Chicago Tribune
Jackson's
Central Meat Market
Sydney, Nebraska
B. E. Robinson
Prop
Capitos
Nebraska
Schlitz Beer
Tooin Biock
Vienna
E. W. Ziebert
Home Office
Lincoln Daily
Weekly Star
the Star
Omaha
F. J. Rehlaender
Business Mgr
Star Publishing Co
Lincoln
Daily Star
Sunday Star
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