Aviators Held By Brigands Spur Further Pursuit
Marfa Texas August 25 two forces of troops Car ranza federals and United States cavalry operate in the Conchos river region of Mexico to clear bandits who seized and held two American aviators Lieuts H G Peters and Paul H Davis for ransom five bandits dead at expedition start Maj Gen Joseph T Dickman southern department left for San Antonio after inspecting the border with plans to pay the remaining 6500 of the ransom money while bombing rumors proved unfounded the expedition to remain with no withdrawal details and no explanation for extra troop orders.
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Carranza Federals
United States Cavalry
Conchos River
Mexico
Republic
H. G. Peterros
Paul H. Davis
Joseph T. Dickman
Southern Department
San Antonio
Why cows rise first laying heads ahead for footing
In Connecticut curiosity over how cows stand after lying down is discussed. The Rochester Post Express notes cows lift front end first for easier rise, while horses rise differently and pigs act on sight of food. The piece concludes the reason is unlikely to be practically important, as cows act in logical, sequential steps. New, slightly used Traffic Truck, for sale. S. A. SCHMITT IMPLEMENT COMPANY.
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Rochester Post Express
Solomon
S. A. Schmitt Implement Company
Local and Personal News From Sidney
Miss Marvell Van Dorn of Veetz visited Sidney for shopping. W. OL Swatzlander spent days in Cheyenne on business. Norine Dedrick returned from a visit with Mrs. Walter Davis of Laramie. Mrs. J. J. Sitton plans Sidney residence. Miss Bessie Webb left for a two week vacation in Kansas City. Miss Dorothy Hurt vacationing in Denver with relatives. Mrs. W. K. Hodgkin plans Sidney return after selling O'Neil property. Miss Irene Buckles of Red Cloud visits with Mrs. W. LeRoy Larson. Buckles will return to school year. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McGee visited from Sterling. Mr. and Mrs. Magee well known in Sidney. Mrs. Andy Sittler visited from Kimball. Mr. Sittler may start own business soon. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Buckner and family travel to Lincoln for State Fair. Frances Buckner to join Cheyenne County bread team. trip by auto.
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Irene Buckles
Red Cloud
Nebraska
W. LeRoy Larson
Miss Buckles
Harold McGee
Sterling
W. BP. Miles
Magee
Sidney
G. R. Buckner
Lincoln
Frances Buckner
Cheyenne County
Columbus' Ill Fate at Death in Spain
On May 20, 1506, Christopher Columbus died in Valla dolid Spain at age seventy. His life spanned exploration and discovery for Spain yet his final years were embittered by ingratitude from the nation.
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Christopher Columbus
Valladolid
Spain
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Laramie
Wyo
J. J. Sitton
Mrs. Sitton
Dorothy Hurt
The
Nebraska Telephone Company
Denver
Andy Sittler
Kimball
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