Business trip stalled by Colorado snow storm
A. J. Jorgenson, Leo Osborn, and A. J. Gumminger returned from a business trip to eastern Colorado and Western Kansas. Inclement weather blocked progress on their land business, trains held twelve hours due to a Denver snowstorm. Dr. Kimicten Dentin. Juene 12. Mr. and Mrs. E. R Kratz also returned from Denver after several days visiting and shopping, reporting no lack of snow in the metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Jorgenson
Leo Osborn
A. J. Gumminger
Colorado
Kansas
Denver
E. R Kratz
Mrs Shipman Visits Bidney. Train Snowbound En Route
Mrs. M. A. Shipman Jr. of Peetz spent the weekend and forepart of this week visiting relatives in Bidney. Her husband spent about twenty four hours snowbound on a train out of Denver en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Shipman Jr
Peetz
Bidney
Denver
Local and Personal News Mentions in Sidney
Warren Cunningham of Huntsman visited Sidney Wednesday to conduct business and call on friends. Mrs J B Topolski returned home Saturday from Loup City after weeks visiting home folks. J J Reel traveled from Dalton to attend the county board of commissioners meeting. W O Campbell of Jones furniture spent the weekend in Denver buying stock and conducting store business. Mr and Mrs W R Weeden are in Denver taking a rest after selling their business here, location undecided. Rev Henry Ives spent much of the week in Alliance and Ogallala on church work. Mr and Mrs Russell Dedrick of Dalton visited Dedrick family here. heavy snow delayed their return. Mr and Mrs Harry Baker welcomed a daughter born April 11. mother and baby healthy, father busy with chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. R. Weeden
Denver
Mr. Weeden
Russell Dedrick
Dalton
Mr. Dedrick
Mrs
Swan Dedrick
Harry Baker
Birth Announcement for Betty Jane Yowell
A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Yowell. The infant is healthy and named Betty Jane. The delighted family notes the daughter has brought happiness and pride to her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Yowell
Omar
Tuother
Betty “Jane
Navy on Standard Time for ships at sea
The United States Navy will set ship clocks to standard time across the twenty four global zones while at sea, replacing noon based local time. The move aligns with British French and Italian navies, and marks a shift from position noon time to uniform zone time.
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Washington
Navy Department
Reed Not Dead But In Jail in Finland for Smuggling
Washington reports American writer John Reed is alive and imprisoned in Abo Finland on a smuggling charge. Advices from the American chargé d affaires at Helsingfors, released by the state department, clarified the earlier claim that he had been executed.
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Washington
John Reed
Finland
Jjail
Abo
Helsingfors
State Department
Envoy Marooned in Northern Italy Amid General Strike
Rome reports American ambassador to Italy Robert Underwood Johnson is marooned somewhere in northern Italy due to a general strike. He was scheduled to arrive in Rome last night, but Turin dispatches say the Paris train did not reach the city.
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U. 8
Rome
Robert Underwood Johnson
Italy
Turin
Paris
Government to seize food in Chicago under Lever Act
Federal grand jury indictments will be sought under section 6 and amendment 2 to curb hoarding profiteering and price fixing of essentials. Thousands of bushels of potatoes and other produce lay in Chicago freight yards as government officials assess seizure. Credit for army meat distribution was turned to city agencies with frozen beef to retail at cost.
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Chicago
Federal
Federal Grand Jury
Robert A. Milroy
Jumpa
Idaho
Fitzmorris
War Department
DYEING For Nonoverall Protest Spurs Denim Penalties
A Wheatland Pennsylvania overall club targets high clothing costs and docks members in the Erie canal for not wearing overalls at all times. The club, formed by business and professional men, seeks denim adoption. Meanwhile San Francisco reports overalls in business wear spreading along the Pacific coast from California to Vancouver.
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Sharon
Wheatland
Erie Canal
San Francisco
Cal
Pacific Coast
California
Vancouver
Rough on the rent. Hogs
Jerome G. Moore owner of a Detroit flat building was jailed on charges of maliciously attempting to evict tenants. Tenants held a six month lease and a crowd of neighbors induced him to sign. Moore was rescued from potential violence as hundreds gathered after he ordered vacancy to rent the unit for 150 dollars, up from 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Jerome G. Moore
Moore
Excess of Food Blamed for Infant Digestive Troubles
Dr Pritchard an English practitioner believes most digestive troubles of infants and young children arise from excess of food. He notes direct stomach and intestinal derangements and says these affect the whole system and may increase susceptibility to other diseases over time.
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Pritchard
Local notices of arrivals and a railroad settlement
L C Opper arrived from Dalton on Tuesday for a call on Sidney and business matters. Joseph Oberfelder returned from Salt Lake City after attending his daughter Teena’s marriage to Merrill Kohan of Los Angeles. E T Marquis came back from Omaha where he settled a claim against the Union Pacific railroad over an Italian assault, winning $549.
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L. C. Opper
Dalton
Sidney
Joseph Oberfelder
Salt Lake City
Teena
Merrill Kohan
Los Angeles
E. Ts. Marquis
Omaha
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Wier & Hamilton
Kimicten Dentin
Juene
The
Sidney: Meat and Provision Co
Court House
First National Bank
W. EB. Swatzlander
A. K. Greenlee
Leslie Neubauer
Asa't Cashier
C.L. Mann
Aset. Cashier
Warren Cunningham
Huntsman
Topolski
Loup City
J. J. Reel
Board of Commissioners
W. O. Campbell
Jones Furniture Store
Henry Ives
Alliance
Ogallala
NAVY
Reed
Dispatch
FORD
Sidney Lumber
U. P. Depot
Sidney, Neb
U. S
Pennsylvania
Denme
Safety
Young
Mother Earth
Cheyenne County
C. W. Hornaday
Sidneys, Nebraska
Nielsen
Vigge Ielsen
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