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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1911

Page

6

Ash Grove Notes on Local Happenings and Weather

Henry Kayne and Robert McAdam help haul hay at Potter while Andrew McAdam also works hay. Ford Wickhart and family visit Mr. Smith. Wickhorst buys two cows and calves from A W Johnson. Ash Grove sees foggy days and cold, with school closed December 22 and Mrs Johnson’s whooping cough improving. Some residents plan to move to Oregon soon.

Henry Kayne Robert McAdam Potter Andrew McAdam Ford Wickhart Miss Taylor Mr. Smith Ray McAdam Ash Grove Joe Joe Johnson Oregon

Sidney Social Notes and Local Movements

Oren Pitts now boarding with the Lawrence Ivy family. C. G. Lawrence and aunt Mrs. Carmon visit Redington to see sister Mrs. Wagner. James Bertramson returns from California. Ed Nelson and James Bertramson break horses recently. Neighbor Mr. Johnson dies at Grand Island. John Anderson returns from Sterling sugar plant. E. W. Dye comes home Sunday. Howard Swain family visit Kirkpatrick. James Eads and sister visit Glassburn ranch. J. M. Nelson Harley Gale and both Mrs. Ivy and Mrs. Carmon visit Sidney last week.

C. G. Lawrence Mrs. Carmon Redington Mrs. Wagner James Bertramson California Mr. Ivey Potter Mr. Johnson Grand Island John Anderson Sterling Mr. Hazlett E. W. Dye Howard Swain Sidney Kirkpatrick James Eads Glassburn Ranch J. M. Nelson Harley Gale Ivy Carmon

Peetz News Highlights Local Travels and Events

Mrs F L Whitelock and Gertrude Gallagher traveled to Sidney on Tuesday and Thursday respectively. The U B Church plans Xmas exercises for children this Saturday night. Billy Lowe visits his aunt Mrs Whitelock. Literary society met Friday at Van's hall with a good turnout and will meet again next Friday. Mrs L W Davis and husband left for Denver. Mr Shadd of Lodgepole is in town. Margaret Gleason heads to Denver for the holidays.

F. L. Whitelock Sidney Gertrude Gallagher U. B Literary Society Van's Hall

Marshal Ousts Parsons From Land Near Rulo

Deputy Marshal Hense ousted John Parsons of Rulo from an eighty acre tract leased from an Indian woman near Rulo. Indian lands may not be leased until after the twenty year trust expires unless the interior secretary approves. Judge Walden in Beatrice ordered the heirs of Lord Scully to pay $20,000 inheritance tax on holdings in Gage and Nuckolls counties.

Hense John Parsons Rulo Secretary of the Interior Walden Beatrice Lord Scully Gage Nucholls

Final Estimate Shows Corn Crop Worth One And Half Billion

Government reports total value of eleven crops excluding cotton at 3.7696 billion dollars, up about 190 million from last year. Detailed figures list bushels and values for corn and other staples with acreage and price per bushel or ton as of December 1, 1911.

Department of Agriculture

Juror Waldron Hurt But Improving At Home

Harry W Waldron of Kansas City, the juror who disappeared last week and sparked a mistrial in the Dr. B. Clarke Hyde case, is ill at his home with no serious condition and expects to resume his route duties in a few days. Also notes a Christmas reflection and a farm stock sale by D. R. Jones.

Harry W Waldron Kansas City B. Clarke Hyde Thomas Swope

Spirit of Christmas Hope and Longing Across Time

The piece reflects on Christmas spirit as a universal longing for better things. It contrasts festive hope with social divides, notes how modern thought sees humanity expanding toward the stars, and calls for mindful joy and compassionate acts during the season.

Santa Claus

Nebraska State Grange Holds First Annual Session

The Ne braska State Grange met in Broken Bow city hall last week under National Organizer Charles B. Hoyt. Thirteen of twenty-one local granges attended as sessions remained official behind closed doors. Resolutions favored parcels post and an initiative referendum constitutional amendment. A further resolution argued raw materials on the free list harm producers and do not help consumers.

Nebraska State Grange Broken Bow Charles B. Hoyt Nebraska

Nebraska News Highlights From State Board Sessions

The Nebraska state normal board met in Lincoln to replace the Peru normal water plant with a fireproof pumping facility costing 2500 to 3000 dollars, while bids for a pumping engine ranged from 535 to 611 dollars. The Chadron normal School appointment dispute over a physical culture teacher ended with Elizabeth Hopkins chosen over Edna Fox. The Northwestern railway case heard right of way valuation disputes, and Governor Aldrich announced plans to file for renomination, dousing senatorial speculation.

State Normal Board Lincoln Peru Normal The Penu Normal State Board of Education Delzell N. P. McDowell Shellhorn Chadron Normal Edna Fox Illinois Elizabeth Hopkins Denver Colo Northwestern State Railway Commission Cleveland Wisconsin South Dakota Hurd Aldrich George Coupland

Sudden Death of Schuyler Druggist Harry Westveer

Omaha dispatch reports Harry Westveer, about fifty, a Schuyler druggist with stores in Schuyler and Fremont, died of heart failure at Clarkson Hospital where his wife was undergoing surgery. Coroner Crosby says arterial rupture caused death. burial to take place in Schuyler. Westveer had been in good health prior to the incident.

Omaha Harry Westveer Schuyler Fremont Clarkson Hospital Crosby Schuyler For Burial. Prior To His Sudden Demise, Mr. Westveer

Inheritance Tax Upheld Despite Widow Dower Rights

Nebraska Supreme Court sustains inheritance tax collection over a widow’s dower claim and a son’s wage-based exemption. Statewide economic note reports 50,665 cream separators on farms as per the 1911 grand assessment roll, totaling over 650,000 nationwide.

State Supreme Court Nebraska

Tramp Killed in Rail Wreck on Lane Cutoff

A tramp died instantly and another was fatally injured when an empty freight train derailed four Union Pacific cars at Lane cutoff. The incident disrupted line traffic and prompted a damage assessment by investigators.

Lane Cutoff

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ASH Ford Wickhorst A. W. Johnson Oren Pitts Lawrence Ivy Ed Nelson PEETZ Billy Lowe Mrs. Whitelock Marshal Parsons Scully Waldron Judea D. R. Jones Shakespeare Itamlet Prince of Denmark State Grange Nebraska News State Norreal Board Ses Sion Peru Chadron Normal School J. P. Lindgaard Sidney, Nebraska Sidney Lumber CO U. P Rock Springs Hanna Coal Holman Neb Ross Holman Ansley Sherff Penn Loup City Charles Willis Richard Huff Sidney Mercantile Co Sidney Con Mercantile Ipany OUR American Bank Sidney, Nebr A. Pease & Sons the Capitol Schlitz Beer Tobin Biock
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