Bolivar Earned Title Liberator for South American Freedom
Shion Bolivar born Caracas July 24 1772 earned the title Liberator for his role as soldier and statesman in liberating Venezuela New Granada and Bolivia He led with liberal education and during a Europe visit embraced liberty He was first President of Colombia in 1819 and later dictator of North Peru later Bolivia He died of fever December 17 1830 at San Pedro near Santa Marta after retiring from public life.
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Shion Bolivar
Caracas
Venezuela
New Granada
Bolivia
Europe
South America
Spain
Republic of
Colombia
North
Peru
San Pedro
Santa Marta
Yell Relieves Dizziness in Flight, Navy Says
Naval flight surgeons report that a loud high pitched yell can relieve dizziness during flight by forcing blood toward the head. A jolt may push blood from veins briefly causing faintness during high speed maneuvers. Yelling tightens abdominal and chest muscles increasing head blood flow.
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Naval
Ain't It the Truth Family Resemblances Exchange
A street remark leads Mrs. Brown to reveal family ties. An acquaintance notes a daughter resembles Mr Brown and Mrs Brown explains the child is from her first husband. The dialogue ends with a polite departure as the conversation closes.
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Mr. Green
Mrs Brown
Putty Thrower Returns Spotty Prank On Navvies
A frascible colonel, struck on the head by a large piece of putty tossed from a newly built house, chases the culprit up a staircase. He confronts three navvies who admit throwing it and jokes about the prank, prompting a tense but humorous exchange.
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The
Intelligent Dogs at King's College Hospital Boardroom
In 1887 two fox terriers escorted a collie to hospital treatment, a scene noted in a London hospital boardroom. The dogs’ owner, Mr Hunt, a known bookseller, explained their sagacity came from proximity to the hospital and observing accidents.
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King's College Hospital
London
Mr. Hunt
Hogpital
Callie
Former Sidney Man Marries Montana Girl in Columbus
Word was received here that George F. Baker and Miss Blanche Fitzwater were married at Columbus Montana on November 24. The couple will make their future home on a ranch near Cody Wyoming. Mr. Baker is a former well known Sidney man, having lived here with his parents for a number of years before the war.
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George F. Baker
Blanche Fitzwater
Columbus
Montana
Cody
Wyoming
Mr. Baker
Sidney
Society Notes Recap of Holiday Club Events
P E O met at Mrs Hubert R Puller home with a Christmas program led by Mrs F L Reed and lunch served. W M B Club hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Goodwin for a 1 pm Christmas dinner with most members present and gifts drawn. Mrs Emil Bluhm hosted Sew So club with Philip Brooks talk and garment styles followed by a repast. Mrs Bluhm of Montana attended as a guest of the club. West End club members gathered for year end activities.
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Hubert R. Puller
F. L. Reed
W. M. B. Club
Frank Goodwin
Bluhm
Emil Bluhm
Philip Brooks
Johnson
Montana
Dinner Bridge Etiquette At Union Pacific Hotel
Tuesday evening featured a dinner bridge hosted by Mr and Mrs A S Hardy at the Union Pacific hotel. Guests included Mr and Mrs J O Johnson Attorney and Mrs Claude Golding from Chappell. Mrs F A Barger won high score and the prize. Miss Fitzsimons entertained the Busy Bees Sunday school girls at dinner at the Union Pacific hotel then at Mr and Mrs M W Dimery home with Jane Dimery Eleanor Walker Lois Hardy Claudine Henke and Lillian Martin among the guests.
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A S. Hardy
Union Pacific
Hardy
J O. Johnson
Claude Golding
Chappell
F. A Barger
Miss Fitzsimons
Ethel Fitzsimons
Busy Bees
Presbyterian Church
Birthday and social club notes from North Side ladies
Mrs. Durkee hosted bridge luncheon for the North Side club at Union Pacific hotel and her home with high score won by Mrs. M. W. Dimery and favors from a Christmas tree. Olive Bush celebrated a 15th birthday with friends at home. Mrs. F. A. Bush served refreshments. Abbott Slayter hosted a Christmas party with dinner, decorations, and games, with guests including Marion Bassett and others. Ina Mae Kinton marked her 12th birthday with a party of 20 friends on Saturday, December 15.
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Durkee
Stanley Durkee
North Side Club
Union Pacific
M. W. Dimery
Olive Bush
Miss Olive
F. A. Bush
Hester Null
Dorothy Johnson
Helen Riggs
Ruth Karvanek
Grace McDowell
Thelma Brewer
Katherine Brumage
Vera Dimick
Dorothy Dimick
Lillian Zike
Mona Livoni
Abbott Slayter
O. D. Slayter
Marion Bassett
Ann Taylor
Jeannette Larson
Charlotte Costello
Maxine Fulton
Chester Hansen
Richard Barger
James Hand
John Schenck
Allen Stephens
Caroll Frickey
Jack Jewett
Ronald Williams
Ina Mae Kinton
Party at Kinton home for Ina Mae with gifts and games
The afternoon featured games and piano numbers at the home of Mr and Mrs E B Kinton. Mrs E Moore assisted in serving a two course lunch to the young guests as Ina Mae received many gifts. Guests included Mable Nelson Doris Greenwood Evelyn Millett Marjorie Sellers Eleanor Templton Zelena Worden Nyda Schwasnick Marjorie Taylor Elvira Martin Margaret Findley Evelyn Nei moller Ruth Kinton Marie Henke Helen Jones Mildred Swenson Mable Curless Bernall Kinton Emery Nelson Burdette Frankeberger and Edward Furer.
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E. B. Kinton
Recommended hire in gasoline tax to build roads
The report discusses funding for road construction via a gasoline tax and sets salary scales for deputy clerks. It also proposes a legislative change to allow counties to sell tax foreclosed real estate without electors’ approval. Officers of the county commissioners association were re elected. George F. Kolzow named president. John K. Cassell vice president. Carl L. Holland secretary treasurer. Legislative committee: Roy Daggett chair. Frank Lehmkuhl and Arthur Barstler members.
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The
Association
County Commissioners Association
George F. Kolzow
Madison County
County Clerks Association
Barney Hofer
Red Willow County
John K. Cassell
Ainsworth
Carl L. Holland
Tekaham
Roy Daggett
Falls City
Frank Lehmkuhl
Wahoo
Arthur Barstler
Nebraska City
Reserve Officers Banquet Elects New Officers
The Reserve Officers banquet at the Union Pacific hotel followed by a monthly meeting. Officers elected for the coming year include First Lieutenant J. J. Crawford as president, First Lieutenant Frank Snell as vice president, and Second Lieutenant B. C. Grabill as secretary and treasurer. Also advertised are Christmas gift items from local merchants including Ford cars from Sidney Motor Sales Co. and hand painted scarves and boudoir pillows from Mrs. Rebecca Baker.
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Union Pacific
J. J. Crawford
Frank Snell
B. C. Grabill
Rebecca Baker
Christmas Party for Little Tots Brightens Tuesday
Doris LeSueur Vir ginia Stiverson Jean nette Larson Fern Paquette Edward Liebendorfer Jean Liebendorfer took part in a school party. Pupils from Mrs Lyngholm's class staged a puppet show dramatizing a Russian tale. Miss Kahl shared Christmas stories and songs as Santa Claus handed out gifts and candy.
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Doris LeSueur
Virginia Stiverson
Jeannette Larson
Fern Paquette
Edward Liebendorfer
Jean Liebendorfer
Santa Claus
Mother of Dalton Banker Dies From Injuries
The mother of Dalton Banker died from injuries in a Christian womanhood tribute. Funeral services were held at the Dalton home conducted by Rev C V Graham. The body was taken to Exeter for final rites with neighbors and friends in attendance. She is survived by two sons, three sisters, one brother, nine grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Mr and Mrs Jesse Ewing and Edwin Ewing accompanied the body to Exeter.
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Dalton
C. V. Graham
Gurley M. E
Exeter
Jesse Ewing
Edwin Ewing
Kings Daughters offer Christmas help calls
Anyone knowing of family needing help for Christmas notify the Kings Daughters by calling telephones Nos. 245 or 45. 26 27 28.
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Kings Daughters
Second Hand Piano Bargains and Local Listings
Benning & Sons offers a piano at 95.00 with Hobart ML Cable and a Hamilton Player at 385.60 from an original 740.66. Burgess Music Store promotes Christmas delivery. Sidney Motor Sales Co lists Coal at 12.50 per ton. Cheyenne County Lumber Co. 26-tf.
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Benning & Sons
Hobart
New
Hamilton
Burgess Music Store
Silver Canyon
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
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Sidney Man
Alta Cobb
E. O
West End
Party
Winders Hardware Co
Ford
Sidney Motor Sales Co
Tory
DuPont
Coty, Houbigant, Ciro, Woodworth, Gabilla
Carter Pen
Bassett’s Pharmacy
J. B. Byars Co
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