Nebraska State Fair Opens With Auto Races and Concerts
The Nebraska State Fair opens the first Monday in September with automobile races. Before the opening on Sunday Sept 3 there will be concerts by the Kitties and Nebraska State Bands with a double quartette of grand opera singers and the St Pauls Oratorio Chorus. Grand opera singers perform daily. the Oratorio Chorus on Sunday afternoon and Wednesday evening. Sunday concert admission is 25 cents after 2 pm, 50 cents at the gate before that hour. 6 percent money for home building. SIDNEY LUMBER Co.
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Nebraska
A Sidney Interview Endorsement For Deans Kidney Pills
Mrs Sol Willis of W Main Street Sidney recalls a kidney and bladder illness over five years ago and credits Deans Kidney Pills with quick relief after one box. She reports continued good results for herself and her family since the endorsement made July 23 1910 and June 5 1916. Available for 50 cents at dealers through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Sidney
Sol. Willis
W. Main St
Dean
Msgrs
Buffalo, N.Y
Gulf Storm Damages and Corpus Christi Toll Report
Wireless from General James Parker in Brownsville cites storm damage: national guard camps in the district unlikely to exceed 10000 dollars, tents mostly set, railroads and utilities damaged over 300000 dollars, Corpus Christi spared fatalities, Beach Hotel heavily damaged, roofs torn across business district, high seas in streets. Deaths include thirteen total with Mexican and crew fatalities near Aransas Pass and Catherine and San Diego. Plan for rural school mass meeting linked to Lincoln state fair. grain-steaming elevator near Decatur. attack on Mrs Stenger near Columbus. A W Rickman dies in Council Bluffs from arteries hardening. note of Osborn and Jorgenson building and loan plan.
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James Parker
Brownsville
National Guard
Parker
Corpus Christi
North Beach
Keish
Lfe
Aransas Pass
Catherine
San Diézgo
Lincoln
Decatur
Onaha
Fred Stenger
Columbus
Greeks Join Allies In Saloniki Advance Across Struma
Allied forces including British French troops push northeast from the Struma toward the Bulgarian frontier as Greek units fight Bulgarians near Seres. Kalfan troops reported landing at Saloniki to join the offensive, while Serbs advance on Monastir but suffer a reverse near Banica. War news also notes Russian and Carpathian fighting and British actions near the Somme with reported wrecks and submarine losses in the North Sea.
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Seres
Athens
Saloniki
Struma
Monastir
Banica
Vardar
Servia
Kalfan
Italy
Germany
Perlin
London
Paris
Salonizi
Roumania
Bulgaria
Stokhod
Kovel
Pinsk
Carpathians
Tondon
Fleury
Verdun
Somme
France
Guillemont
Haig
Portugal
Lisbon
Nottingham
Falmouth
North Sea
Ymuiden
Holland
Whitebank
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Frank C. Pleisticker
M. Keith Neville
William H. McDonald
Charles F. Temple
Charles F. Spencer
Dr. Barton B. Baker
John J. Halligan
Walter V. Hoagland
Fredrick L. Temple Charlies
F .Spencer
Mutual, Legal Reserve Company
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Legal Reserve
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M. Lee Daniel
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Lloyd Mann
F. A. King
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Sec’y & Treas
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Luigi Cadorna
Ellevue
Ik Foun Yee
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Camviews Forever
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American Presa Association
Central Meat Market
Frank Hahler
William Ritchie
Ritchie & Perry
Attorneys-at-Law
Bridgeport, Neb
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Cheyenne County Abstract Company
Joseph M. Swenson
McIntosh
C. W. Zike
Palace Livery Barn
Joseph Oberfelder
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Glenn Bliss
Bentley Building
W. T. Beerner
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Myron L. Babcock
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Sterling
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Hey E. Gapen
Government Land Engines
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John R. C. Carter
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