Auction of Rev Ehrhard household goods drawn by buyers
On Saturday April 8 V F Kucera auctioned Rev Ehrhards household goods with good prices. O A Torgerson and A Severno were in the city yesterday. The ad notes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets cured a Tennessee patient and are sold by dealers.
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V.F. Kucera
O. A. Torgerson
Severno
Bristol
Tenn
Thos
E. Williams
Middleboro
Chamberlain
Local News Bulletins from Sidney and Nearby Towns
Tuesday visits and illnesses fill week notes as Dr Elms visits town Mrs Sol Willits suffers appendicitis and the Commissioners convene. Daltoner Charles Minchall drives to Sidney while Easter plans bring Arthur Oberfelder home with his parents.
Loft Drummer Plans More Traps And New Gear
H P Loft, drummer in Juvenile Orchestra, has received a new drum and bells and aims to add more to his percussion setup. A silver toilet set is displayed at Wolf's Jewelry, a Crystal Theater prize for the window winner. Isidore Fine, youngest brother of Mrs Fishman and of Leon and Sam Fine, has been commissioned as a Denver boy scout and can arrest any disobedient youths. Hazelwood Stockwick and Myrtle Lancaster along with Bess Ruhter journeyed to Colorado Wednesday afternoon to inspect Miss Lancaster's claim west of Peetz. Barney Stroutmann and wife of Dalton visited their daughter Mrs Seegar and family. Mary Seegar joined them for a visit in Dalton.
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H. P. Loft
Wolf's Jewelry Store
Crystal Theater
Isidore Fine
Mrs. Fishman
Leon
Sam Fine
Denver
Messrs
Hazelwood and Stockwick
Myrtle Lancaster
Bess Ruhter
Colorado
Miss Lancaster
Peetz
Barney Stroutmann
Dalton
Mrs. Seegar
Mary Seegar
Douglas Joins F. F. E. Brown Land Company as Stenographer
S. A. Douglas of Lincoln Nebraska has accepted a stenographer post with the F. F. E. Brown Land Company. He previously served in government work for two years at Leavenworth Kansas.
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S. A. Douglas
Lincoln
Nebraska
F. F E. Brown Land Company
Douglas
Leavenworth
Kansas
Sowaal's Mother Hosts Iluminate Club in Brooklyn
Dick Sowaal reports a New York paper photo featuring his mother who recently hosted the Iluminate Club at her Brooklyn home. Mrs. Sowaal has been elected secretary for a two year term.
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Dick Sowaal
New York
Iluminate Club
Brooklyn
Lehmkuhls Visit Victor in Sidney Report Progress
Mr and Mrs Lehmkuhl of Lodgepole visited in Sidney on Tuesday after visiting the Knoxs. They report Victor is probably a little stronger though still a patient little sufferer. Pus was removed from his lung again on Monday easing the pressure. All watching his struggle and hoping for a speedy recovery from his injuries.
Change In Firm Ramella Buys Local Plumbing Shop
M Ramella former C E Harper plumber resigns and acquires Closman Son plumbing shop behind the post office. He led heating and plumbing in many new buildings and now will focus on plumbing heating and tin work. The move signals growth for Sidney and aims to boost Commercial Club support. Ramella shows energy skill and ambition to succeed.
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C. E. Harper
Closman & Son
Ramella
Sidney
Commercial Club
Kimball boxer Brown loses in 52 seconds to Parks
The Kimball Observer reports Pug Brown of Kimball was defeated in 52 seconds by Sidney youth Red Parks in a local boxing exhibition. Brown had no prior ring experience and might have fared better with Parks’ training. claims of Brown’s prior knockouts were circulated by Kimball fans and the Telegraph relayed commonly reported facts.
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Kimball Observer
Pug” Brown
J*red Parks
Sidney
Kimball
Parks
Brown
Sidney Bunch
Telegraph
Lectures on Sex and Heredity Draw Crowded Sidne y Audiences
Prof. T. W. Shannon spoke at the Methodist Church over Sunday and Monday, presenting sex and heredity from a scientific angle. He avoided sensationalism and relied on cold facts. His talks, especially to the young men, were praised for their potential long term benefit. Each lecture drew a full house.
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Methodist Church
T. W. Shannon
Sidney
Hannon
Lane
Shannon
Bridgeport visitor Ced Webster sees his father Dr G D Webster
Ced Webster of Bridgeport spent Tuesday in the city visiting his father Dr G D Webster.
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Ced Webster
Bridgeport
City
G. D. Webster
Hilda the Helper A Town Favorite
Hilda the Helper is a lively girl whose energy and ready presence aid the town in many tasks. Philander Brown admires her, noting she is the town’s essential assistant in various activities.
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Hilda
Philander Brown
Cure Your Kidneys Kidney Pills Urge Self Cure
An advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney pain back ache urinary disorders and fatigue. A Sidney Nebraska user William H Seely testifies eight years of kidney trouble resolved after short use. Sold by dealers nationwide price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Sidney
William H. Seely
Sidney, Neb
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Jackson's Gun Repair Shop Offers All Firearm Services
A Jackson business advertises expert repair for all kinds of guns and revolvers. Skilled technicians service pistols, rifles, and miscellaneous firearms with parts, maintenance, and restoration options.
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Jackson's
Sidney Wins Western Nebraska Championship Title
Sidney defeats Alliance to claim the Western Nebraska basketball league title in a fast paced game. Sidney led early and held the advantage through strong shooting by Hudson and Darnell, with solid defense from Thomas and Keegan. Alliance mounted a late surge but Sidney maintained the lead as Audson and the center play sealed the victory.
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Alliance
Sidney
Western Nebraska
Western Nebraska Basketball League
Econing
Shaffer Aod
Graham
Hudson
Keegan
Schaffer
Thomas and
For His Own Use Punch Dialogue Exchange
A brief joke from Punch features a husband and wife debating spelling. The husband asks how many I s are needed while the wife recalls yesterday's spelling lesson. The punch line hinges on the difference the speaker makes by writing in first person.
Say the chorus steals the show, old theater quip
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes a wry exchange about plays and chorus stealing the spotlight in a period theater milieu. The quip, echoed by a father and son, reflects popular stage culture of the era.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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