Sidney reminiscences of rail era and old town life
Clifton McIntosh recalls Sidney's early days from 1905 to 1911, noting the depots, the CB&Q station, Rose street, the first car, the 1910 airplane at Cheyenne County Fairgrounds, and local figures. He reflects on travel, law enforcement, and social changes, mentioning a few early sports and a controversial peek at pornography in the town.
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Sidney
Cb&q
Rose Street
Grand Island
London
Tokio
Madrid
Lodgepole
Dalton
Amundsen
South Pole
Ian
Paree
Lincolnway
Cheyenne County Fairgrounds
Law and Order
Alliance
Sons of
Negro Pullman Porters
Burlington
Chicago
Clifton McIntosh
Marbee Dr. Apt
Omaha
Santa in San Quentin Brings Christmas Cheer for Inmates
Don Blansett, 34, a California life prisoner at San Quentin, plays Santa for children of inmates. The 325 pound, bearded clerk asks Joy what gifts she wants and shares cookies and milk on Christmas Eve. He hopes for an appeal overturn but faces probation at age 1982 if denied.
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San Quentin
Calif
UPI
Santa Claus
Joy
California
Santa
St. Nick
Don Blansett
San Quentin Prison
Don
Blansett
OK Corral
Parliament passes East India Act of 1773 in Britain
Parliament enacted the East India Act in 1773 granting the English East India Company an exclusive monopoly on tea sales in the American colonies. The measure centralized control over colonial commerce and commerce policy under the company and British authorities.
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English East India Co
Lea
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Virgil Schumacher
Gurley
Jolly St. Nick
Beven-Up Bottling Co
Vyday Clearance Sale
Jcpenney
Alice
Queen
Dacron
Great
P.S
Illinois