Potatoes Lead Nebraskas Largest Crop Here Shown
Custer County reports Nebraska’s largest potato crop this year while Dr Adolf Zetter of Berlin claims to have cured 44 cancer cases without surgery. Tuberculosis Day set for Oct 27 with new Red Cross seals. Winnebago nation grows 12 000 acres of corn worth $200 000. Mrs Fred Griffith and son Ferl return from a summer outing detailing Rock Springs and Salt Lake City trip highlights.
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Adolf Zetter
Berlin
Anson Yellow Cloud
Thurston County
Nebraska
Fred Griffith
Ferl
Rock Springs
Ogden
Canyon
Griffith
Tobin
Harold
Cure for Dysentery Promoted by Remedy Ad
Dysentery remains dangerous but is curable. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is claimed to cure malignant and epidemic cases. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Local notes from Sidney and vicinity reflect visits and moves
W F Bassett visits Idaho Springs. Frances Hart returns from Denver. Frank Stafford visits David City. CG eSeuer purchases a four cylinder National car. Earl Fogarts visits Irwin, Iowa, with aunt Mrs Merifield. Reider couple move into Hadley cottage. Mrs Frank Hadley and son visit Cheyenne. Barbara Wolf and mother move to new North side bungalow. Mr and Mrs Cuba Crutchfield feature Frontier week with riding. Bobby Buzza and Kenneth Bassett open a shooting gallery opposite The Telegraph office. Potter Review discontinued due to editor's ill health. R E L Jackson travels to Slater Mo for father's illness. Howard Adams moves to apartments over First National Bank. Joseph Wolf and wife move from Hadley cottage to family home. Mrs A D Stewartts returns to Omaha after Sidney visits. Opera House dance by Sidney Orchestra. Swenson Land Co Fundingsland Investment Co and McNish Land Co send land buyers in country. several sales reported. Nels Olson suffers flood damage as water drains onto his Sidney Draw property.
Kucera Returns Home After Long Absence From 1904
Imperial California resident V H Kucera arrived Saturday to visit his parents Mr and Mrs V F Kucera. He has not been home since 1904 and notes how greatly the country has changed in the intervening years.
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V H Kucera
Imperial
Calif
V F. Kucera
Kucera
Lodgepole Visit Ends With Farewell Escort
Master Clifton McIntosh spent several days last week with friends in Lodgepole and was accompanied home by Warren LaSelle who will stay here while his parents are away fishing.
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Clifton McIntosh
Lodgepole
Warren LaSelle
Mrs Klein Recovers From Typhoid Threat After Hard Work
Mrs Klein, weakened by a threatened typhoid attack and stubborn to rest, is recovering with a trained nurse attending. W Ziebert Jas Hill and Fred Letts returned from a Tilden ranch outing in Wyoming. They found Platte River water high but had fishing success in smaller streams, reporting about three hundred trout caught.
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W Ziebert
Jas. Hill
Fred Letts
Tilden Ranch
Wyoming
Platte River
Mrs Morfeld Celebrates Milestone Birthday Surprise
Mrs Morfeld marked another life milestone last Monday with a simple informal gathering. Her daughters Eliza beth and Theresa organized a small surprise that neighbors joined, honoring the birthday lady. Warren C Hall, brother of H G Hall of this city, died in Brooklyn on July 27 at age seventy two. He had lived in New York for 35 years, was Civil War veteran, and served in the seventy seventh regiment. He is survived by a Sidney brother, plus brothers in Saratoga Springs NY and Spokane Washington.
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Warren C. Hall
H. G. Hall
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hall
New York
Sidney
Saratoga Springs
Spokane, Wash
Beauty Through Fresh Air and Chamberlain Tablets
The text urges housewives to spend time in open air and sunlight for health and beauty. It advises keeping the stomach and bowels in good order, recommending Chamberlain's Tablets when needed. For sale by all dealers.
Special election set for August to issue 36500 in bonds
Lodgepole school faces rapid attendance growth with a twelfth grade. voters decide on issuing twenty year bonds to build and furnish an addition to the school building. Despite some opposition, most heavy taxpayers support the bond proposal to relieve overcrowding.
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Lodgepole
Lodgepole Express
Nebraska banks gain deposits in 1912 reach vast total
The national and state banks of Nebraska, totaling 926 institutions, show a dramatic increase in deposits during 1912, with gains approaching 325 million dollars. The figure highlights strong statewide banking growth and investor confidence across the Nebraska financial system.
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National and State Banks of
Nebraska
Whitey Lewis Arrested In graft probe connections
New York detectives captured Whitey Lewis, charged with hiring Herman Rosen. Benton McMillen easily won the Democratic nomination for governor in Tennessee. Taft accepted renomination and attacked Republican deserters. New York residents plan a mass meeting to probe graft. Ill Progressive Frank HoFunk named standard bearer against De Neen. Thaw suffers ptomaine poisoning from preserved food in White Plains jail. Archbald impeachment pleadings conclude in Senate with trial set for Dec 3. Samuel W MecCall announces US Senate candidacy. Mrs John Powell and three children drown in Bragg Creek flood in Oregon. Wilson announces he will not resign New Jersey governorship. Weather outlook: respite from heat next week. Roy Cox, 15, killed his sister Melba, 9, in Missouri. Hertling and Shubert German natives executed in Mexico. Arkansas files suit against foreign insurers for back taxes. Blue Springs and Lyndon post office burglaries. Johnson County murder acquittal. Los Angeles jail fight fatalities. Germany seeks land distribution reform conflict in Ten workmen killed at Nuremburg power station collapse. Captain H. E. Bixby, tutor of Mark Twain, dies aged 86. Taft veto wool compromise debated. Wilson investigation on secretary’s Colorado tie postponed. Danish explorers Mikkelsen, Ikversen reach Copenhagen. Bad River Indian office personnel changes. Impeachment petition against Justice Wright noted.
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New York
Whitey " Lewis
Herman Rosen
Benton McMillen
Tennessee
Taft
Frank HoFunk
Bloomington
Deneen
Senate
Samuel W MecCall
Winchester
Mass
United States Senate
Murray Crane
John Powell
Bragg Creek
Oregon
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
Roy Cox
Melba
Gentry
Themes
John Hertling
Guido Shubert
Montevista
Mexico
Germany
Hertling
Norwood
Old Line
Foreign Insurance Company
Arkansas
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the Telegraph
Sidney and Cileyenne County
Nebras
Chicago
Union Pacific
Sidney, Neb
Overland Limited
Colorado Express
California & Oregon Express
Los Angeles Limited
Atlantic Express
Los Angeles
W. J. SH
Or. Avent
Custer County
Red Cross
W F Bassett
Idaho Springs
Colo
Frances Hart
Denver
Frank Stafford
David City
CG eSeuer
Earl Fogarts
Irwin, Iowa
Merifield
Mr and
Mrs. Reider
Hadley
Joe Wolf
Frank Hadley and Son
Cheyenne
Mrs. Frazey
Barbara Wolf
Mother
Cuba . Crutchfield
Frontier Week
Bobby Buzza
Kenneth Bassett
Potter Review
R. E. L. Jackson
Slater, Mo
Howard Adams
Kelley
First National Bank
Joseph Wolf
Hadley Cottage
Mrs Wolf
Barbara
A. D. Stewatts
Omaha
Opera House
Sidney Orchestra
Swenson Land Co
Fundingsland Investment C O
McNish Land Co
Nels Olson
Sidney Draw
IHC
International Harvester Company of America (Incorporated
Crawford
Neb
HC Service Bureau
IH_C Service Bureau
Harvester Building
USA
Fie
Guarentes Standard Oil Company
Harry K Thaw
White Plains
Blue Springs
Ill
Lyndon
Thomas H Sheridan
Johnson County
Ilinois
Harry Thacker
Anl- Vienna
Thacker
Mullen
W Noell
Martin Mendoza
Sierra Juarez
Nuremburg
HE. Bixby
Mark Twain
St Louis
Captain Bixby
Simmons
Underwood
House
Wilson
Akin
Colorado
House Committee On Agriculture
Einar Mikkelsen
Iversen
Greenland
Copenhagen
E. Murray
Indian Department
Ashland
Wis
Indian Office
Bad River Reservation
Valentine
Major Campbell
Davis
Ohio
Newport
Cincinnati
Clark
Francis T. Tobin
Philadelphia
Daniel Thew Wright
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
John Mitchell
Kruse
Electric Power House
Rose Street
M. Ramella
Closman & Son
Tinwor KK
Dray and Tranter
Lloyd Mann
D. J. Scanlon
B. Best
E. Harper
C. M. Wright
C.M. Wright Contractor
Harper
Sitke Neb
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