Excavation commences for Catholic church construction
Local notices report work beginning on the Catholic church site. Gene Davis reports a twelve pound buy delivered Friday morning. Rev. A. S Corbett returned to Casper after ten days with family. Claus Edens attended funeral in Wichita. Mrs. N. P. Carnahan and grandson Toward Williams left for York Neb. Miss Besse Ruhter goes on a four week vacation from the Sidney Exchange. Kate Wells fills in during Ruhter's absence.
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A. S Corbett
Casper
Wyoming
N. P. Carnahan
Williams
York
Neb
Greenlee
Mrs. Carnahan
Mr. Greenlee
Besse Ruhter
Sidney
Harness races close August 11 at Nebraska State Fair
August 11 closes for harness races at Lincoln fair with three heats per event. Closing events include trot and pace races at 2:25 2:17 2:14 trots and 2:20 2:17 free for all pace each 500 dollars and 2:10 trot 2:09 pace each six dollars. The September speed program at the State Fair Sept 1-5 has drawn favorable comment.
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Lincoln
The Prevailing Hue Speeder Encounter in the Country
A quirky exchange unfolds as a speeder and a racer discuss color and a rustic onlook. The scene captures rural irony and playful banter amid a countryside drive.
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Speeder
Racer
Funeral for TG Miller Draws Largest Crowd in County
The Sunday service for TG Miller drew the largest funeral ever seen in the county with a mile long procession from home to church. Twenty five Sidney attendees joined relatives and county residents, while guests from Adams Nebraska, Cha tan Illinois, and Sterling Nebraska traveled to pay respects to the man who helped dedicate the church a year ago.
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TG Miller
Mr Miller
Sidney
Miller
Jacob Behrens
Adams
Neb
Khmen
Schoen
Chatan
Tlinois
F Aden
Sterling
Nebraska
Eight year old bitten by dog at uncle's home
Lawrence Edens, son of WF Edens, was bitten Sunday at Charlie Theimann's home. The dog was eating when Theimann's three year old hit it with a stick, provoking the bite. A physician treated and dressed the wound. no serious outcome expected.
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Lawrence Lédens
WF. Edens
Charlie Theimann
Nursery services at state fair grounds exposition
Mothers visiting the Lincoln exposition September 1 to 5 may leave infants in a staffed nursery. An on site barber shop post office hospital money order department and full telephone system are provided for attendees.
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Lincoln
Booster edition request for the 38rd week in September
A plea invites readers to submit reasons for visiting and staying, asking what was gained, and offers 1000 free copies of the edition. It requests readers omit friends’ names and includes a reminder to observe booster content timing.
Noisy Habits Cited By Spokane Review In Commentary
The Spokane Review warns against self praise and noisy habits such as tooting one's horn and grinding political axes. It also mocks outdated fashions, excessive talk, and the rising presence of new neckties while listing common irritants like motorcycle sounds and parental snoring.
Cream at Kruse Cash Market Lets You Cash Instantly
Customer is urged to bring cream to the Kruse Cash Market to receive an immediate check. The notice emphasizes quick transaction without delay.
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Kruse
Ambiguous court admonition quoted by judge
A brief courtroom exchange records a mother warning not to let men come near her daughter while courting, the daughter retorts that Charles and she have a chair between them, cited by the judge in a diminutive, moralizing moment.
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Charles
Higher Education and the English Language
Benjamin Ide Wheeler argues that neglect of English harms education and that schools waste energy on obsolete conundrums. He contends professors overload material, stifling digestion, and that primary aim is developing an effective personality rather than mere knowledge. He urges refinement and form in high schools and warns against premature university coursework.
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Benjamin Ide Wheeler
Global news in brief from a 1900s page
Round the globe notes cover diverse topics from England and Australia to Africa and America. Items include funds in England, sugar exports, German road projects in Africa, a Paris furniture piece in gold, and advances in phonographs and vacuum cleaning.
Nebraska booster editions to send 200000 papers nationwide
Omaha August issue reports booster editions planned for the third week in September. More than 200000 copies will be mailed from the Bureau of Publicity with county representation across Nebraska. The state story will promote Nebraska as agricultural, dairying, horse breeding, livestock, and strong rail facilities, prepared by Ross Hammond C. C. Johns and J. V. Parrish.
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Omaha Nebi
Bureau of Publicity
United States
Nebraska
Dta
Ross Hammond
C. C. Johns
J. V. Parrish
Big Surprise to Many in Sidney
Local people are surprised by quick results from simple buckthorn bark glycerine and Adlerika the German appendicitis remedy. Laune's Pharmacy says the remedy antisepticizes the digestive system and drains impurities so a single dose removes sour stomach gas on the stomach and constipation instantly.
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Laune
Live Stock Entries Close for Nebraska State Fair
Entry blanks must be submitted by August 16 to secure advertising value in the official catalogue kept by livestock publications. Fanciers urged to record entries now to ensure publicity and reference in the book.
Cream Tested and Paid for at Kruse's
Cream tested and paid for at once at Kruse's refers to a purchase context where dairy product quality was checked and payment completed immediately, indicating prompt service or sale practice at the Kruse's establishment.
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Kruse's
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OLD Reliable American Bank
United States Depository
Sidney Loan & Bung Association of
Saint Y Nebraska
Totul
State OF
Cheyenne County
A. Barlow
Ross
A Barlow
Nannie A Anderson
Notary Public
Tie
W. Devor
W. FP. Bassett
Nyal
Laune's Pharmacy
Gene Davis
Claus Edens
Wichita
Kansas
Trinity Lutheran
J. H. Utesch
Kreuger’s Lake
Potter
Schlitz Beer
Tobin Biock
Spokane Review
Higher Education
Round the Globe
Lowles
Kaw
Case
England
Psc
Australia
Denmark
Pittsburgh
Prance
Germany
Dingland
South Africa
Brazil
Oreos
Ceara
Paris
Michigan
New York
E. H. Swein
Washington
Africa
Wells
Merguan
Madras
Tan Teong
France
King of
Servia
United States Navy
Tientsin
China
Mary Blake
London
Bow Street
Chicago Council
Subcommittee On Health
F. T. Bergius
Vincent Liorente
Ile
Spain
Helen Keller
Saginaw
Wich
THE
Sidney Lumber CO
U. P
Rock Springs
Hanna Coal
Nebrasic
L. Andrews
C. P. Millett
First National Bank
Sidney, Neb
D J K. Elms
North Platte
Evoe & Swenson
Devoke
J M Swenson
Cleburne Block
Joseph Oberfelder
Henry E. Gapen
Cheyenne Co
Government Land
Busine
Court Howes Sidney
Gapen Building
J.S., Hoagland
W. V. Hoagland
Hoagland & Hoagland, Attorneys AT Law
North Platte, Nebraska
A A. Sharp
P. O
Clara, Neb
H. E. Mantor
Office Stewatts
J. ©. Swatzlander
M. D
National Bank
W. D. Taylor
Sunol
J. D. Willems
Dalton, Nebraska
N. Tillman Owen
Stowitts Building
Glenn Bliss
Oberfelder Building
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