Sioux County cattle clashes prompt federal probe
Sioux County homesteader Edward Ohnesorge appeals to Governor Aldrich for help amid clashes between border cattlemen and settlers. He cites fence cutting, arson, and assaults, alleging a plot by big cattlemen to drive Kinkaiders out. U S Attorney Howell and Cheyenne land office investigate with several indictments pending next month.
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Lincoln
Dward Ohnesorge
Sioux County
Aldrich
L. B. Fuller
Olnesorge
Mr. Ohnesorge
United States
Howell
Omaha
Land Office of
Cheyenne
Poison in rhubarb prompts Nebraska inquest
In Lincoln April 19 analysis by Dean C E Bessey confirms ordinary rhubarb sometimes bears highly active poisons at a certain development stage. Mrs M W Crozier died and her husband was severely ill after ingesting the plant at University Place last week. Drs Mayhew and Everett, who operated, say toxins can develop in rhubarb and mimic the Crozier case in animals.
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Lincoln
M. W. Crozier
University Place
Crozier
Dean C. E Bessey
Botanical Department
University of Nebraska
Mayhew
Everett
Mr. Crozier
Stella Citizen Dies Suddenly in Sella Nebraska
S R Freed, an elderly resident of Sella Nebraska, died of heart failure shortly after experiencing breathing difficulty in his garden. He leaves his widow, a daughter Mrs Violet Hays in Sella, and a son Wil Freed who resides in California.
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Stella
Sella. Neb
Booster Bill Becomes Town Mayor After Bright Idea
A local tale recounts Bill Blue once a knocker who bogged down the town. A stranger urged him to boost his spirit, turning him into boost er Bill. The town then elected him mayor and he promotes a sunny outlook.
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Bill Blue
Bill
Surprise honors Mrs Grace King by Eastern Star ladies
Eastern Star members hosted a Thursday afternoon surprise for Worthy Matron Mrs Grace King. Mrs K J McIntosh invited her to go for a drive, then returned home to a gold pin presentation by Mrs John Daugherty with a fitting speech and gift inscription. A three course luncheon followed with vocal solos and an instrumental duet. The event was warmly received and fondly remembered by all attendees.
Literary evening at Clara ends with library fund drive
The Pioneer Literary Society held its final meeting on April 13 at the Cunningham ranch near Clara Nebraska. The program featured numerous recitations songs and a basket social. Baskets sold at 50 cents raised 8.50 to support the district 76 library fund.
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Pioneer Literary Society
Cunningham Ranch
Clara, Neb
Jovy Beyers
Lynn Cunningham
Werman Ehmke
Fred Beyers
Misses Madden
Warren Cunningham
Peter Beyers
Mr. Simms
Mamie Madden
Mattie Cunningham
Simms
John Maynard
Fred Cushing
The
Hammer
Henry Ehmke
Cunningham
Library Fund
World-Herald Civil War History Draws Readers
The World-Herald in Omaha prints a daily fifty years ago history column and Sunday features with war photographs. The enterprise, echoed by major papers, aims to educate veterans and students about the Civil War during this semi centennial year.
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Nebraska
Iowa
World Herald of
Omaha
The
World-Herald
Chicago News
Boston Globe
New York Times
World-Herald Enterprise
Sidney Rushville Debate Set For April 29
The Northwestern District championship debate will be in Sidney next Saturday evening April 29 with Sidney and Rushville as contestants. A large attendance is expected for this final interscholastic contest of the year. The Sidney and Kimball tennis clubs schedule two tournaments May 6 in Kimball and May 13 in Sidney. County eighth grade exams at the high school produced top results with every student passing and an average above ninety percent. School book balances are being closed with strong financials. the athletic association Crisia Club have ample surplus for high school improvements.
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Fremont, Neb
Hollenbeck
George L. Loomis
Western Union Telegraph Company
Dodger County
Sidney
Rushville
Sidney and
Kimball
Misa Morrison
Miss Cooley
The
Athletic Association
Crisia Club
Alliance Junior Normal to Run Summers 1911 1912
The Legislature has appropriated funds to continue the Alliance Junior Normal through summers 1911 and 1912. The 1911 session opens June 5 for eight weeks. Information will be mailed to teachers and eighth grade graduates. write Supt. W. R. Pate in Alliance, Nebraska for details.
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Alliance
W. R. Pate
Nebr
Womans' Club Luncheon Promises Tiny Penny Cost
Womans' Club hosts a luncheon Saturday April 29 from 3 to 6 at Mrs. Hubert Fuller's home. The price equals the pennies wasted waistline, with a playful note about a waist for health and books for the new library. Each member may invite two guests.
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Womans’ Club
Hubert Fuller
Chamberlain's Liniment Endorsed for Sprains and Aches
Every family needs a reliable liniment for sprains bruises muscle soreness and rheumatic pains. Chamberlain's is presented as the best and is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain's
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Bentley Automobile Co
Sidney, Nebraska
Jackson Furniture Co
Kruse Bros
Chichester
Citchester
Cial-Oueater
Nebraska News
Kinkaiders
Booster
L—fe
Mrs. King
World-Herald Daily
Home Office
Sidney, Neb
S. R. Sweet
American Bank
Sidney-Rushville
Alliance Junior Normal
S. C. Pedersen
Kruse
Cuy
C. J. Hellwig
North Side
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