Local Locus Officials and Churches Listed in Sidney Directory
The Telegraph Directory for the NATIONAL BODY U 8. SENATE lists John M Thurston W V Allen congressional district Wm Neville North Platte Omaha Madison state officers including Governor and Lieutenant Governor Wert Secretary of State Wir Auditor John F Connell Treasurer Smythe Public Instruction Wolfe Land Office D Harris Register A Daugherty Receiver J Mancely Clerk etc. Also resident officials for LEGISLATURE JUDICIAL COMMISSIONERS and SHERIFFS and a full COMMUNITY CALENDAR with Masonic Orders Odd Fellows and women’s auxiliary chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poyninel
John F. Connell
Messerve
We - Smythe
Wolfe A. & Land Office
D. Harris
A. Daugherty
J. Mancely
Advertising into business power and machinery
The fragment suggests a discussion on how advertising fuels business power and machinery, highlighting the role of marketing in driving industrial momentum and economic activity.
Poor Air and Poor Living in Mixed Anecdotes
A collection of old tales and anecdotes including Jim Bridger's return to scouting and busied reflections on the air quality in Missoula, an elephant story about mouse fear, a comic tale of a paper-collector, a Detroit News piece on a camera-ready insult and a New York football incident where Yale graduates mobbed a Princeton pair in the street after a Thanksgiving game.
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Jim Bridger
Missouri
Russell
Bridger
Cap’n
Old Missoula
Cap’p
Ake
Buffalo Express
Detroit News
New York
Frank W. Graves
Graves
New York Polo Grounds
Yale
Princeton
Broadway
Saturday Evening Post
Little Willie and the Birthday Dinner Lesson
A Pittsburg News item notes six year old Willie who eats everything on his plate and then suffers pains after a birthday party. Parents warn him to finish crusts and not overeat. A party guest, a 13 year old girl, had a cake with thirteen wax candles.
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Willie
Wille
Pittsburg
Eminent Lawyer Urges Guilty Plea in Embezzlement Case
A criminal defense lawyer asks the accused if he embezzled £20000 and the man admits stealing all but about £10. The lawyer urges a guilty plea and mercy from the court while the defendant asks what the advice costs. The dialogue ends with a question about the charge for advice.
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London
Trunkiess Explorer Describes Trunkless Body
A traveler recounts a strange tale saying a trunkless body he found in a thicket was that of an elephant. An Interfering critic doubts the idea, but the explorer insists on the elephant’s trunk. The London Globe records the humorous exchange.
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London Globe
Object Attained Forgive Me Dear Confidence Told
A cautious exchange unfolds as a speaker admits mentioning trusted confidences to Mrs Brown. The wise woman responds calmly, saying the disclosures served the purpose of trust. The Chicago Post notes this moral exchange about discretion.
Pennsylvania man recalls sighting in haunted funeral tale
A Pennsylvania man cites a Philadelphia Record anecdote of a German town where a widow at her husband’s hayload accident funeral encounters a returned corpse at the dinner table. The corpse calmly eats while the family flees, then the undertaker resumes the meal to find the revived woman asking about Jake’s injuries.
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Pennsylvania
Jake
Philadelphia Record
Liszt Plays From Memory and Accepts Dedication
In The Century William Mason recalls Liszt memorizing a manuscript called Les Perles de Rosee. The composer supposedly glanced over the score and then played it from memory before quickly signing the dedication at the top of the title page.
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Lisst
William Mason
Tella
Liszt
Weimar
Liss
Sleepless Couple and Sleep Talking Husband Mentioned
Mrs Hoon notes insomnia as her husband speaks in his sleep waking fears. The exchange echoes a comedic remark about sleep, opening with a domestic scene and shifting to a published quip about New South Wales ports and free trade.
Dentist Dr Webster Announces Visits to Sidney Lodgepole Kimball
Dr Webster of Bridgeport Nebraska says after December 1 he will visit Sidney in the third week for a month and Lodgepole and Kimball with crown and bridge work at Omaha prices. He will publish notices of visits in local papers. Crowns five dollars and up, bridge work five dollars per tooth, gold filings two dollars, plate work at low prices.
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Sidney
Omaha
Lodgepole
Kimball
Webster
Bridgeport
Neb
To California in a Tourist Sleeper
Tourist sleeping cars offer fast comfortable economical travel to California via Burlington Overland Excursions leaving Omaha Tuesdays and Thursdays. Passengers may join at Lincoln Hastings Oxford or other stops on a Denver Salt Lake City route with scenic views. Each car has an excursion manager and uniformed porter. a 72 page California booklet is available for six cents in stamps.
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California
Burlington
Omaha
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Lincoln
Hastings
Oxford
Denver
Salt Lake City
J. Francis
Neb
Boachee's German Syrup Endorsed for Severe Coughs
A cheap cough remedy is urged against dangerous throat and lung troubles. The ad promotes Boachee's German Syrup as a cure that heals tissue, reduces inflammation, aids expectoration, and provides relief, with endorsements from druggists worldwide and a call to get Green's Prize Almanac.
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Boachee
The Light of the World book sales drive in Washington
A promotional notice touts a lavish art book titled The Light of the World, claiming nearly 100 full page engravings and biographical material. It recruits Christian men and women to sell on salary or commission, promising quick money and possible manager positions, with agents named in New York and a Washington address for correspondence.
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Europe
New York
Agenta
THE
British-American CO
August Flower Sold As The Best Cure For Indigestion
The ad touts Green's August Flower as the world’s largest medicine sale. It claims mothers used it for indigestion and biliousness, says doctors were scarce, and that it cleanses the system, stops fermentation, regulates the liver, and stimulates the nervous action. A few doses are said to prove nothing serious is wrong, and it advises getting Green's Prize Almanac.
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Green
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Strength and Clarity
The ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as boosting stomach and liver action for better energy and ambition. A 25 cent box is offered through W. F. Bassett, a local druggist, promising a feeling of renewal.
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the Telegraph Directory
Senate
John M. Thurston
W.v.allen
Aixtis
Wm. Neville
North Platte
Madison
E.D Owens
W.T. Wilcox
OB. M. Grimes
A. Cary
IF Lebmkant
Frank Totig
James Burns
Camp Clarke
M.J Saunders
Sidney J. Puddle
D Lyon
Sidney Meyor
LA Bordwell
WF _Bassett
J. BE. Gapen
Woods
Weyerts
A Rowan
Fred Lindberg
Kedington
Board Village Trustees
Meteora
Gaam
Abbas Hinge
Studt
Gapen
J. Neubauer
KE. McLernnon
T. B. Dawson
Mac Radcliff
Meéuiber
A& D
Stewitts
J. Mclntosh
Cary
Della Clyne
Kraemer
Mckee
Julia McFadden
Bctoy
Knox
Methodist Episcopal Church
Whclly
Britton
Aching
Epworth League
W. L. Austin
Catholic Church
Ogallala
J. J. Froop
Pricet
Episcopal Church
Resvices
E. R. Ears
Gamp No
Royal Neighbors Meests
K. B. Bal
Mra
Kittie Wassecre
Oracle
Mas
Carrenius Lyon
Recorder
Welch Lodge
A. Fo&a
Cras
C. CaAnnanan
M. Leeuin Neupaurr
Ney Lodge
LO Ay F
Oxacon
N.G
Rebeesa
O.F
Mars
E. P. Osaoon
N. G. Mae
J. W Neeps
Sumner
Grannaman
Henry & Matron Camp
Mivenenn
Cape
We Grosvenor
BV Sumner
W.R C
A. Ragan
Marcin Snyder
Iy Camp
M. W of A
C. D. Lyon
W. C
M. J. Sanpens
Sidney Lodge
UL. W
E. J. Sweet
Shoemaker
Mdney
K.O.T M
Tame McUonaugay
L. H. Borpwell
Providence
O. FE
Masonic Hall
Valeska Newbaurr W. MM. M. J. Buock
Sidney Lodge No
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Myrtle Streets
Gorram. C
M. Brasin Brekkar
the Telegraph
New South Wales
Somerville Journal
Chicago Times-Herald
Corcoran Building
Tressary
Waeokington
Union Lock
Union Fence CO
DE Kalb, Ill
General Merchandise
Crockery
the People's National Family Newspaper
York
Daily Tribune
Tribune
Nebraska
Vigtor J. Evans &C
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Evans
Washington, BD. C
H. A. Sherman
Corcoran
U. S. Treasury
Washington, D.C
the Tribune
Weat
Ozmanlis
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