Local Notes of Daily Life and Work Near Sidney
Chis Dobdablis of VOA and Nelson Birns drove to Sidney on Wednesday. J. M Nelson and wife visited Mrs Cox on Sunday. Marty Lockhart works for St George Co stacking hay. Earl Dye returned home Saturday night and goes back to work Monday. Ben Wagner and family of Redington visit DK Lawrence for a few days. Carl and Chris Livoni hired Chris Peterson to stack grain. P L Mills moved his sheep camp to the Stone Ranch on Wednesday with John Ickes as herder. Mr Mairy visited Kim Dall with wife and daughter Elsie. WM Nelson and Mr Davis drove to Sidney Saturday. one was a witness for Ben Barron in a contest case. Newton Biggs and wife dined with Mrs Dye and visited Chas Anderson and family in Herdon. Mr and Mrs Patterson from north of Kimball visit their daughter. Mrs May Biggs returned home Friday. John Cox awarded mail route contract from Dye to Potter. starts August 20. Mail delivered Tuesdays and Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Lockhart
St. George Co
Earl Dye
Ben Wagner
Redington
DK. Lawrence
Carl
Chris Livoni
Chris Peterson
P L. Mills
Stone Ranch
John Ickes
Mr Mairy
Kim Dall
Elsie
WM Nelson
Davis
Sidney
Ben Barron
Newton Biggs
Amd
Dye
Herdon
Chas. Anderson
Jacob Eckert
James McNulty
John Eckert
Carrie
A A Rudd
Anne Lifne
James Davison
Mises Mande
Marie Davison
Alma Foster
Herbert Foster
Marie
Maudie Davison
George Jnelfs
Jannai McGrath
Baby
James McNalty
Chicago
Local social notices and fragmentary chatter from Sidney
A page lists visits and greetings among residents including Jacob Eckert Carrie Eckert John Eckert and others in Sidney plus departures from Chicago. Little dialogue on cooking and danger concludes the Kansas City Independent style clipping.
Suburban Doctor Helps Patient With Nearby Visit
A judge notes a doctor in a suburban area treating a patient and arranging care with a neighbor for efficiency. The exchange hints at practical scheduling and collaborative care in a local clinic context.
Action from youth advice from middle age prayers from the aged
A cryptic line reflecting diverse wisdom across age groups. The speaker notes action by the young, guidance by middle aged, and prayers by the elderly, suggesting intergenerational balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesiod
State Journal Promotes Unbiased Nebraska Politics
The article argues Nebraska politics demand full truth from a nonpartisan press. It claims The State Journal stands apart as the only Nebraska paper not run by an office holder or seeker. It notes the paper’s bias in favor of people over office seekers. Also mentions Win Frank of Grand Island visiting on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
State Journal
Special Reduced Excursion Rates for G A R Encampment 1996
The Northwestern Line announces low travel rates for the 40th Annual G A R Encampment in Minneapolis August 13–18 1996. Roundtrip tickets go on sale August 11 12 with extended return option to September 10. Grand Island Lexington Kearney and other Nebraska points feature reduced fares and a special G A R train from Omaha offering tourist sleepers and coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Minneapolis
Northwestern Line
St. Paul
Twin Cities
GA. R
Sandi
Grand Island
Lexington
Kearney
Central City
Stromsburg
Columbus
Fremont
Milford
Nebraska
Omaha
Northwestern
Oumba Union Station
Omha
Stromaburg
Grand
Guaranteed Cure For Piles Print Ad
Druggists offer a refund if Puro Ointment fails to cure in 14 days. The remedy targets piles itching bleeding and protruding symptoms with a price of 50 cents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Minneapolis, Minn
Union Pacific
Alva B. Cady
VIA
R.R
Milwaukee & St. Paul
F. A. Nash
Farnam Street
Voa Nelson
Chis Dobdablis
Newton Birns
J. M Nelson
Cox
Ickes
Clinton Streeter
John
Scott
Wil Vo
Tector
Uncle Sam
Sam
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Win, Prank
Pennyrgyal Ellis
Luxus Beer
Luxus
Fred. Krug Brewing Company
Omaha, Nebraska
Omaha Commercial College
Rohrbaugh Bros., Propr’s
19Th and
Farnam Sts
UNIO
Lake Tahoe
Truckee
Heart OF the
Sierras
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