Nebraska Quantity Leads World in Sheep and Cattle Market
Omaha dispatch reports the Union Stock Yards annual 1910 figures showing Nebraska supplied 1,494,000 of 2,135,000 hogs and nearly half of 1,124,624 cattle sold at South Omaha. The report notes South Omaha becoming the world’s second largest sheep market and the largest range sheep market, with vast increases in livestock from Iowa and other western states.
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Nebraska
Omaha
South Omaha
Union Stock Yards Company
Uverty
Iowa
Western
For the Farmer Business Man or Pleasure Seeker it meets every requirement
A concise note states that the item satisfies needs for farmers merchants and leisure travelers, highlighting versatility and broad applicability across user groups. It emphasizes practicality and broad appeal with minimal technical detail.
Infant dies. funeral today at Dunkard cemetery
The two weeks old baby girl of Mr. and Mrs. Mason Tishue died Thursday night. Funeral services are held today with interment in Dunkard cemetery. Eight head of livestock for sale. inquire of A. G. Handley. Seven miles northwest of Sidney, Neb. Thornburg offers Alger books and hooks for tiny tots. Leo E. Osborn offers auto drives day or night. Call C. J. Osborn at Idelwild ranch for sweet cream.
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Mason Tishue
Dunkard
A. G. Handley
Aec
Sidney
Neb
Rambling Rube Recalls Sidney Brady High School Hoop Game
A rambling storyteller describes a rough yardline basketball game between Sidney and Brady high school teams. The match features improvised facilities, a wooden floor, makeshift rims, and a heated crowd as Sidney wins 30 to 22, with lingering reflections on aging and sport.
Trainmen Demand Higher Pay In Charity Negotiations
Negotiations with conductors and train men across 61 railroads near Chicago proceed amicably after engineers received a wage increase. Leaders indicate a settlement could be reached soon, possibly before Sunday, without arbitration or mediation.
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Chicago
Chiago
Crete Postmaster Dies by Suicide at 63
Crete Nebraska December 28 Postmaster M Wells a former state senator and long time Republican party leader committed suicide by shooting himself through the heart He was sixty three and had been despondent in the days before his death His wife and two family members died in recent years Survivors include a son who was longtime editor of the Crete Vidette.
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Crete
Neb
M Wells
Mr Wells
Tle
Crefe
Two Packages of Chamberlain Tablets Cure Constipation
"had been troubled with constipation for two years and tried all of the best physicians in Bristol, Tenn, and they could do nothing for me," writes Thos. E. Williams Middleboro, Ky. "Two packages of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured me." For sale by all dealers.
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Bristol
Tenn
Thos. E. Willams
Middleboro
Chamberlain
Man Killed by Train at Walnut Street Crossing
Peter Peterson night watchman for Union Pacific at Walnut street crossing Grand Island Neb was killed instantly when a passenger train locomotive backed down to couple up and ran him down as he stood on the tracks. His death is believed caused by confusion at the crossing as the engines moved toward him.
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Peter Peterson
Walnut Street
Grand Island
Nebbec
Union Pacific
Peterson
York Will Not Buy Plant
York Nebraska voters rejected buying the York waterworks for 52500 in every ward and city. instead a new franchise with the water company was agreed. York will pay 32 per year per hydrant and the company will furnish free water for flushing sewers washing paved streets and twelve fountains for man and beast.
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York
Neb
York Waterworks
Water Company
Gore
Gotch Challenger Burns Eyes Return to World Title Ring
Burtis challenges world champion Frank Gotch to return, claiming he will reenter the arena if Burns facilitates a match. The note mentions Gotch and Burns in a claim to take a share of the gate money as the world’s top wrestler.
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Omaha Dee
Jack Frank A
Governor commutes Adair burglary sentence to two years
Lincoln December 28 Governor Shattenberger commuted the three year sentence of Lowell L Adair of South Omaha to two years due to his status as a one armed son and family hardship His wife is in poor health and supports three children He also commuted Regnar Aahel of Harten county from two years to one year for taking goods from his employer while managing a store
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Lincoln
Shattenberger
Lowell L. Adair
South Omaha
Adair
Regnar Aahel
Ffarten County
Aabel
Argument over grain rate raise heard by commission
Roe Clark of the Interstate Commerce Commission heard Omaha arguments on a proposed grain and grain products freight rate increase. Commissioners ordered railroads to file briefs with schedules showing the impact of a 2 cent per 100 pounds rise by January 15, with final arguments to follow in February.
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Omaha
Roe Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clark
Lincoln Priests take oath against modernist doctrine
In Lincoln on December 29 Catholic priests of the diocese renewed an oath pledging loyalty to the church and specifically opposing modernist doctrines. The oath was recited by priests from each deanery gathered at their dean’s residence amid a years long insurgent dispute within the church. Also noted is a forthcoming railway commission order to reduce colony rates in crude fuel and offer binds, with the precise reduction yet undecided, responding to Victor Wilson of Park County’s complaint.
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Lincoln
Linceln
Railway Commission
Victor Wilson
Park County
Kansas
Khown
Farewell reception for Governor elect Aldrich and Mrs Aldrich
A large crowd attended a farewell service at St Luke’s Methodist Episcopal church in Trusty for Governor elect Aldrich and Mrs Aldrich who depart Monday for their new home in Lincoln. The event drew representatives from all parties and churches as they bid them well in the transition.
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David City
Dee
Suburban Letter Praises Sidney Paper and Local Figures
The writer lauds the Sidney paper for decades of service and notes Frank Shelton’s progress in Austin teaching type writing for the blind, his church leadership, and the Belle M. Stoutenborough Club Year Book lauded by the Austin Printing Co. Plans for Texas legislature in January 1911 are mentioned alongside Christmas wishes to The Telegraph readers.
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Austin
Texas
Botten
Ted
Alway
Sidney
Austin Printing Co
Belle M. Stoutenborough Club
Frank Shelton
Business
School For the Blind
Frank
Epworth League
Telegraph
Jutta SuetTon-Bait
Letter praises Christmas number of local weekly paper
G D Oberschely of Leavenworth writes to FF A Garen praising the paper’s Christmas issue for its design and news. He suggests a daily edition might be justified if the town supports it and wishes a happy New Year.
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Leavenworth
Kan
FF. A. Garen
G. D. Oberschely
Nebraska county treasurers plan Lincoln meeting soon
Lincoln December 28. The Nebraska county treasurers association forms as county treasurers meet in Lincoln January 18 and 19. Seventy five or more treasurers and deputies are expected. The group will discuss statute changes including term limits and salaries for officeholders.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Donahue Hearing Opens Over Police Chief Charges
Formal objections to the complaint against Chief of Police John J. Donahue were raised by attorney W. J. Connell. Former Judge Robert Evans indicated he would not rule on objections or the taking of testimony, stating the testimony would proceed and be submitted to the supreme court after the hearing.
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Omaha
John J. Donahue
the & O
W. J. Connell
Donahue
Robertvans
Dakota City
Evans
Supreme Court
Pyans
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for Cold Prevention
When feet are wet and body chilled, use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and bathe feet in hot water before bed to ward off a severe cold. Sold by all dealers.
A Very Cross One Across Mockery in Court
A punny dialogue riffs on cross examination with Mrs Gayboyge-John and Gayboye-L, joking that cross examination is what happens when arriving home after 11. The exchange blends wordplay and courtroom style banter.
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Gayboyge
John
Gayboye
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