Local notes highlight residents and visitors around Sidney
The snippet lists names and travels of residents and guests including A. W. Olson of Sextorp J. M. Swenson Carl Nord from Saronville A.S. Hardy Mrs Tinsman EF C Beebe B E Wagner Sidney Pool Henry Pederson J C McNish Miss Harriett Radcliffe and many more. It mentions county tax distress notices, a hospital interior decoration by Matlock Bros, and a box social yielding a clock and books for District 147 alongside a eighth grade diploma for Fred Gustafson.
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Fred Gustafson
Fragmentary Time Marks from Sidelined Entry
Timings appear as scattered numbers 11:15 p m 6 02 p m 6 07 p m 7 00 a m with no clear context or events attached. The readable fragments suggest clock times but no subjects or actions to anchor a summary.
Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer offers combo subscription deal in Chicago
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer bills itself as the city’s only weekly supplement to a great daily. It promises nation world news summaries, farm and women’s pages, and Republican editorials. Subscriptions and a Sidney Telegraph package are advertised at discounted cash in advance rates. Also notes Colton Gun Club season shoots at Kreuger’s Lake and a testimonial on Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure for constipation.
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Inter Ocean and Farmer
Chicago
Tts
Inter Ocean
Farmer
Sidney Telegraph
Lake
St. Lawrence
Atlantic Coast
Colorado
Big Horn
West
Northwest
Young Woman Takes Acid in York Park Death
In York Nebraska on April 12 Miss Anna Robinson of Benedict drank carbonic acid in the city park and died before hospital arrival. She was the daughter of Horace Robinson a wealthy Benedict area farmer and had just arrived in York from her home. No motives have been found for the act.
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York Neb
York City Park
Anna Robinson
Benedict
Horace Robinson
York
Formerly Owned Vessel Once Docked Near Dalton
The item notes a former vessel once housed by VUE Babb near Dalton, indicating prior ownership and location. No further details on current status or disposition are given.
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Vue Babb
Dalton
Fine showy jack to stand at St George Ranch
A large three year old jack with good colt progeny from W T Robbins near Sidney. The jack has been bred and raised by Robbins for three seasons and will stand the entire season at the St George Ranch.
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Nabob
Howard Bros. Ranch
Lund
Lodgepole
St. George Ranch
Sidney
W. T. Robbins
Mr. Robbins
Fire destroys Nolte's grain elevator in Elkhorn
A fire in Elkhorn Nebraska destroyed Nolte's grain elevator causing about 4900 dollars in damage. Sparks from the blaze were blown across the town by the wind and several minor fires started. Citizens battled to save the town.
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Elkhorn
Neb
Nolte
Union Pacific cut project resumes with grading equipment
Ten cars of grading equipment arrived at Northport Nebraska on April 13 to resume construction on the Union Pacific cut. Work is understood to begin immediately on extending from Northport to Gering as the project restarts.
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Bridgeport
Neb
Northport
Union Pacific
Gering
Dela Hunty Appointed Warden of the Penitentiary
Lincoln April 12 James Dela hunty of Clay County was appointed warden of the penitentiary by Governor Aldrich. The Senate had urged the executive to fill the office before adjournment but he refused.
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Lincoln
James Delahunty
Clay County
Aldrich
Senate
Governor Vetoes Phone Merger Bill
Lincoln report says Governor Aldrich vetoed House Roll 537 a tele phone merger measure. The action ends the bill's prospects this session and leaves the policy in question unresolved.
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Lincoln
Minor
Aldrich
Lusi TANIA Wreck Off Cape Town Causes Eight Fatalities
Cape Town April 20 the Portuguese mail steamer Lustenia is piled up on Bellows rock two miles southwest of Cape of Good Hope eight persons drowned during the transfer of 800 passengers and crew from the wreck to the British warship Forte and a government tug.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Bellows Rock
Cape of Good Hope
Representative Berger Pushes Plan for Constitutional Convention
Washington April 20 Representative Berger Sec proposes a constitutional amendment to grant Congress power to call a constitutional convention. He terms the current constitution antiquated and obsolete and urges action.
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Washington
Berger
Sec
Congress
Ashland Man Fatally Shot in Nebraska Incident
Ashland Neb April 19 Guy Hooker shot and probably fatally wounded James Kennedy. The shooting appears to stem from a mixup over Kennedy's wife.
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Ashland
Neb
Guy Hooker
James Kennedy
Kennedy
Afflictions asEvils Yet Useful for Cure
Though all afflictions are evils in themselves yet they are good for us because they discover to us our disease and tend to our cure Tillotson.
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Tillotson
Dean's Kidney Pills Advertise Kidney Cure
An advertisement urges readers to use Dean's Kidney Pills to treat kidney disease symptoms and prevent progression to diabetes or Bright's disease. It includes a testimonial from William H. Seely of Sidney Nebraska, notes 50 cent price, Foster Milburn Co as U.S. agents, and a guns repair line from Jackson's.
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William H. Seely
Sidney, Neb
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean’se
No Towns Apply for State Tuberculosis Hospital
Topeka April 20 The Kansas state board of control reports no applications from towns for the new state tuberculosis hospital funded at $50,000 and required to be built in the western half of the state. The board believes western towns do not want the facility. Eleven western towns have bid for the state insane asylum with a similar appropriation.
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Topeka
Kansas State Board of Control
Kansas
State Insane Asylum
DAR Reports Presented at Twentieth Convention
Washington April 20 reports from DAR officers were heard at the twentieth convention. President general Mrs Matthew T. Scott chaired the national board of management, Vice President general Mrs Barney Tulloch led chapters organization, Chaplain General Mrs Esther Frothingham Noble participated.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Matthew T. Scott
National Board of Management
Barney Tulloch
Esther Frothingham Noble
Syndicate Grabs Madison Square Garden Site
A syndicate has secured an option on Madison Square Garden in New York and plans to erect five mammoth skyscrapers on the site.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Griffin Takes Office as Beatrice Elects Socialist Mayor
Beatrice Nebraska April 13 W E Griffin the Socialist mayor and a new council were sworn in before a large crowd. His slate faced heavy council opposition with only Kretsinger Young and Reddick confirmed as city officers. The council passed a gas rate hike from 1.25 to 1.35 per thousand.
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J J. Statler
Kreisinger
Young
Reddick
Uncle Admits Kidnapping in Desperate Case
Las Vegas New Mexico April 13. Joe Wiggins a former life convict confessed implicating WHI Stos ers uncle of little Waldo Rogers in the kidnaping. A return of 12000 dollars was paid with Will Rogers acting as agent for Mrs Rogers. He disclosed the money location and officers recovered 2000. The disclosures rekindle city excitement and fear of a prisoner demonstration.
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Las Vegas
Joe Wiggins
Whi Stosers
Little Waldo Rogers
Will Rogers
Aviator Prior Flies 299 Miles From London to Issy les Moulineaux
Issy les Moulineaux France April 12 Aviator Prior arrives from London after a nonstop flight covering about 299 miles in a monoplane.
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Issy-les Moulineaux
France
Prior
London
Electrical Wires and Weather Impact
Weather variations markedly influence the efficiency of electrical wires affecting transmission performance and reliability across regions.
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the Telegraph
Sibney and
Cheyenne County
A. W. Olson
Sextorp, Wa
J. M. Swenson
Carl Nord
Saronville
Nebraska
A.S. Hardy
Omaha
Mrs. Tinsman
Denver
EF. C. Beebe
Andrew McAdam
Potter
B. E. Wagner
Redington
Sidney Pool
Julesburg
Our City
Matlock Bros
Henry Pederson
Stanton, Nebraska
Mr. and
Mrs. Pederson
J. C. McNish
8. P. Witters
Milo Webster
J. H. Woolley
Grand Island
Mrs. Whitelock
Katherine
Mr. Whitelock
Harriett Radcliffe
Herman Armuth
Miss Quinn
Fred Seeger
J. W. Harper and Son
William
Wood
McDaniel
Susie Tucker
Mary Seeger
Armuth
John Kidd
Hermosa
Wyoming
Frank Ackerman
Earl Darnell
San Francisco
Navy
Jean Ribble
Winston, Colo
Winston Or
Peetz
Winston
Colo
A. E. Branscom
T. F. Thornburg
Any
Pacific
Overland Limited
Colorado Express
California & Oregon Express
Los Angeles Limited
Sail and Express
Prt
Atlantic Express
W. J. SnHormacen
Sterling
Canada
M. A. Shipmas
Orto L. W.wakeley
Colton
Kreuger’s Lake
Bristol
Tenn
Thos. E. Williams
Middleboro
Chamberlain
Hornaday
C. W. Hornaday
Narob
Mammoth Jack
Philip James Bailey
Jackson's
National Board
Hall
Madison Square
Griffin
Beatrice
Rude
M. Ramella
Closman & Son
AHL
Central Meat Market
B. E. Robinson
Telephone
Schlitz Beer
Tobin Biock
THE
Vienna
E. W. Ziebert
Sam Brown
Granneman
F. Mitchell
Htl
M. A. Shipman
L. W. Wakeley
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