Death of Redington founder at age 12 near Cheyenne county
Byron Gilman founder of Redington died in the town last Tuesday and was buried in Redington cemetery after services at his home. He was 12. Fred Bentley of Bridgeport mourns the loss of Wauneta B a little running mare that died after being kicked last week. The mare once raced here last July fourth and drew much local acclaim. Bentley reportedly received a thousand dollars for the animal.
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Byron Gilman
Redington
Cheyenne County
Fred Bentley
Bridgeport
Wauneta B
Bentley
Auto Crash on Lincoln Highway East of Grand Island
On April 21 a head on collision occurred on the Lincoln highway east of Grand Island between a Hudson super six driven by Frank McMahon of Pacific Junction Iowa and a Stutz driven by Oscar Vinton a clothing firm salesman. The Hudson carried Mrs McMahon and five children and a daughter. Vinton had only himself and his truck full of sample cases. Both cars were wrecked and engulfed in fire. Each owner agreed to pay his own losses and to share some blame.
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Grand Island
Frank McMahon
Pacific Junction
Remarkable Stomach Operation At St Francis Hospital
An unusual operation at St Francis hospital in Grand Island saved a four weeks old baby with a serious stomach obstruction. Drs Hambach and Reilly incised the stomach, stretched back obstructing muscles, and created a passage for food. By the second day the child showed marked improvement, with full recovery likely in a short time.
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St. Francis Hospital
Grand Island
Runaway Horses Bleed to Death After Fright at Grand Island
Last Thursday a team of horses on Grand Island bolted when a paper blew between their legs. They crashed into an auto, toppled a wagon, tore a wire fence, and died from injuries shortly after. The team, bought for 350 dollars, was driven by Gustav Fernstermacher. Cargo included five cases of eyes, two cans of milk, and one of cream lost with the wagon and damaged automobile.
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Grand Island
Gustav Fernstermacher
Jinx at Sun Office Starting Last Monday Morning
An unclear fragment notes an event at Sun Office beginning last Monday morning with limited readable details. The text does not specify people, places beyond Sun Office, or concrete outcomes. Further readable context is needed to produce a definitive summary.
Office mishaps at Clay Co Sun plant leave several injured
Foreman L A Archerd suffers severe burns on the tender area as he pulls a shirt near a furnace. May Archerd is caught in a folding machine while Earl Sipple rescues her, bruising her shoulder and pressing her face against a cam. Sipple faints after the incident, glasses broken and facial bruise reported. A gust of wind disrupts machinery, and a female employee slips and falls, causing a dented asphalt but no serious harm.
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L. A. Archerd
Jinx
Miss May Archerd
Earl Sipple
Mickey” Sipple
Mr. Jinx
Clay Co. Sun
Rail Accidents Kill Over Two Thousand in Quarter
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports 2,044 deaths and 17,7? injuries in the quarter ending September 30, comparing to 1,763 deaths and 14,738 injuries in 1910 and 2,420 deaths and 16,440 injuries for the third quarter of 2015.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Elter Daughter Barbara Weds Lloyd Wicks in Reedley
Miss Barbara Elter daughter of Mr and Mrs William Elter married Lloyd Wicks at the Mission of the Good Shepherd Reedley California on April 11 1921 Rev F D Graves officiated The bride long known in Bridgeport and Reedley circles The groom founded a Reedley garage and later joined aviation service in the late war They plan to reside at Manzanar California after May 15
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Elter
Sidney
Barbara Elter
William Elter
Lloyd Wicks
Mission of the Good Shepherd
Reedley
Calif
F. D. Graves
Episcopal Church
Bridgport
Pensacola
Manzanar
Bridgeport Blade
Son of J G Yost Severely Injured in Hay Loft Fall
The young son of J G Yost, about sixteen miles northeast of town, suffered a serious accident Tuesday evening while feeding stock. He fell from the hay loft and landed on a pitchfork he carried, causing grave injuries.
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J. G. Yost
Boy suffers chest wound from fork accident at home
A boy was accidentally stabbed in the chest when a fork pierced his chest and right lung, the fork passing through his body into his right arm. Dr Colman treated the wound and, in quick condition, the boy is reported doing well for the seriousness of the injury.
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Colman
Chappell Register
Hastings Tragedy Claims Omar Goble In Fatal Fire
Omar Goble twenty one was fatally burned when a kerosene can exploded while he poured fuel on smouldering stove coals. He fled barefoot and in night clothes leaving blood prints, as his wife and five month old baby escaped through a window. He died six hours later. Goble worked as a laundry wagon driver.
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Omar Goble
Goble
Schoolboy Howlers On Science Gaffe and Giddy Definitions
A humorous list of pseudo science misstatements and silly definitions by a schoolboy. Items mock common terms with playful misnaming of topics like gases diffusion and typhoid prevention, ending with whimsical ridicules about the brain, vacuum and gravity.
Willard Battery Sign Shines Red At Local Shop
A local ad notes a test every two weeks for the Willard Threaded Rubber Battery. It promises full charge for quick start and bright light. Drivers are urged to visit the shop by its red Willard sign for a full Wil lard Battery line and dedicated Willard Service. Ask about Threaded Rubber Insulation.
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Willard
Farm Loans Now Available at J. W. Harper Office
Farm loans may be obtained by inquiring at the J. W. Harper office located at 110 East 2d Street. The notice directs prospective borrowers to contact the same address for loan services and details.
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J. W. Harper
E 2d St
Foreclosure Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska Court
In Cheyenne County District Court F A Walters sues Minn 8 Harper H C Casselman and Gurley State Bank to foreclose a real estate mortgage on the SW quarter of section 32 township 15 north range 48 Cheyenne County Nebraska securing a 1918 note of 7000 dollars with 6 percent interest and 10 percent late interest now due 7420 dollars plus costs and fees.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
F. A. Walters
Minn
Harper
H. C. Casselman
Casselman
Gurley State Bank
H. C
Mortgage default legal notice seeks payment or sale
Interest at ten percent per annum from March 1 1919 accrues on the mortgage due to default. Plaintiff petitions for a decree requiring payment or sale of the premises to satisfy the amount found due and for equitable relief. Answer required by May 30 1921. A WALTERS plaintiff by H R BUSSE attorney 30-4
Electric lamp for every room in the house
Ammon's Electric Shop advertises a lamp for each room with delivery service and a contact phone number 201.
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Ammon
The Advertised Article Faith in Merchant Ads
The merchant’s confidence in his own goods shows in advertising in this issue. Patrons can trust ads from up-to-date items and avoid worn merchandise, as implied by the paper’s optimistic note about local commerce.
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Sun Office
California
VanGorder-Campbell Undertaking Department
Scottsbluff Creamery Co
Hasting
Howlers
Willar
Sidney Auto Sales Co
West Second St
Willard Batteries
A. Walters
H. R. Busse
Hornaday Cafe
van Gorder & Campbell
Sidney, Nebraska
Attrac
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