Christmas Spirit Moves Bullington Bilger to Help Boy
A wealthy investor notes a boy’s filial duty and honesty and decides to assist him without giving money. He praises the boy’s conduct, recalls his own frugal winter comforts, and unexpectedly gifts plush ear muffs as a token of good will. The scene underscores generosity tied to character and respectability.
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Bullington Bilger
County Board Tests Power in Box Butte Case
Box Butte County officials contest a Burlington assessment of land improvements totaling 192734 dollars after the board overruled an assessor’s report. The company appealed to district court, which ordered the board’s action nullified. Other items include return charges on farm implements, adjutant general Hall’s guard inspection, new colored troop proposal at Alliance, and a three to twelve year Primrose bank robbery sentence. Local railway disputes and fire safety notes accompany the report.
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Lincoln
County Board
Box Butte County
District Court
Burlington Railway
Board of Commissioners
E. J. McVann
Omaha Commercial Club
John Deere Company
Railway Commission
Deere Company
Burlington
Halli
National Guard
Adjutant General's Office
Alliance
Just Keep a Post Office, An Anonymous Verse
A poem urges keeping a post office to know everyone in town deeply. It argues such staff would learn names, kin, pets, habits, sins, and personal details from chiefs to common residents, and be tempted to hold all in trust until overwhelmed by knowledge.
Harness State Waters Ideas for Rural Power
Omaha reports at the annual Farmers Cooperative convention J S Canaday of Minden urged state development of water power to supply electricity to farms and towns. He proposed a state plant funded by users and cited Loup river and Niobrara as prime sites. He favored public development over private sale of water rights. Albion court sentenced Hugh Sims to 3 to 12 years for bank robbery and Carl Carsten to 3 to 10 years after pleading guilty in the Primrose State bank case.
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Omaha
J. S. Canaday
Minden
Farmers' Cooperative Grain and Live Stock Association
Rome
Burlington
Canaday
Loup River
Niobrara
Albion
Neb
Hollenbeck
Hugh Sims
Primrose State Bank
Pec
Carl Carsten
Simla Woman and Denver Daughter Visit Local Shops
Mrs. Louis Scheutz of Simla and her daughter Mrs. Creta Poole of Denver spent Wednesday shopping and visiting Mrs. Carl Burke in town. Scheutz returned home Thursday while Poole traveled to Cheyenne to visit her husband s family.
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Louis Scheutz
Simla
Creta Poole
Denver
Carl Burke
Buy Him A Self Filling Pen At Sidney Drug Co
Sidney Drug Co offers self filling pens starting at 1.50. Customers can choose from a range of styles and brands as a practical gift option for men. Stock includes durable metal bodies and smooth ink flow for everyday use.
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Sidney Drug CO
Cough Remedy Promoted as Safe Against Pneumonia
An advertisement urges avoiding sedative cough medicines and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the solution for colds. It claims the product clears germs that cause pneumonia, contains no morphine or sedatives, and carries a worldwide reputation. For sale by all dealers.
County Officials Bid Estimate for 1914 Supplies
Cheyenne County Nebraska publishes a detailed 1914 estimate for books blanks and stationery for county officers. The list itemizes binders ledgers record books and many office supplies with quantities and formats required for bids due January 1 1914.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
A. W. Faber
Franklin
Trans-Mississippi
Crane
Colorado
Cheyenne
HW. T. Doran
Advances Value of Farms In Illinois by Landscaping
Professor Wilhelm Miller of the University of Illinois told the state horticulture society convention that improved landscape gardening will raise farm and home values by millions of gold. He cited Illinois farms near Champaign as examples of the value boost from better grounds and design.
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Champaign
Wilhelm Miller
University of Ilinois
State Horticulture Society
Belangee’s Penalty Heavy in Contempt Case
Omaha on December 16 Charles Belangee was sentenced by Judge Lear to six months in the county jail and a $500 fine for contempt of court and for allegedly offering money to a juror to influence the derision.
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Belangee
Omaha
Charles Belangee
Lear
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Boone County
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R. W. Devoe
J. M. Swenson
Cleburne Block
Sidney
Joseph Oberfelder
United States
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Cheyenne Co
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Sidney, Np
Gapen Building
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W.V. Spanh
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Attorneys AT Law
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Braska
A A. Sharp
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P. O
Clara, Neb
H. E. Mantor
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J. OC. Swatzlander, M. D
First National Bank
N. Tillman Owen
Sidney, Neb
J. D. Willis
Dalton, Nebraska
Glenn Bliss
Oberfelder Building
Myron L. Babcock
Logan County Bank
Sterling
W. D. Taylor
Sunol