Sidney Ladies Club Christmas Meeting and Union Notice
The Ladies' Club held a regular meeting with Mrs. Howe on Christmas Eve followed by a tree and program. A Christmas gathering occurred at several homes including the Chambers and Walls families. A big Farmers' Union meeting is set for January 5, 1916 in Sidney. Sunday services drew a large crowd from Sidney vicinity at Peetz with a turkey dinner hosted by Peter Peetz. guests included the Treinens, Mrs. Scanlon, and Matthews.
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Ladies’ Club
Sidney
Peter Peetz
the Treinens
Peetz
GURLEY Christmas Travel and Local News Update
Mr Shipman the Barber took the evening train for Sidney Ernest Ruhter and Bessie Ruhter from Sidney and Mrs H M Gangwish from Adams Co Neb spent Christmas at home with Geo Ruhter and family Geo M Bewley is dying in a big supply of coal Mowery recovered from the grip and is about again Collins left for eastern Nebraska Flora the lumber man returned from central Neb and sells building material The new saloon building is up and will be completed soon December 28 Farmers Union day was big Carload of black diamonds distributed to farmers Snow in Deshler and eight inches reported Augustin J F Werner family at Deshler attend funeral end
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Shipman
Sidney
Ernest Ruhter
Sidney Draw
Bessie Ruhter
H. M. Gangwish
Adams Co
Nebr
Geo. Ruhter
Geo. M. Bewley
Mowery
Collins
Nebraska
Flora
Nebra
Farmer's Union
George H. Ruhter
Kenesaw
Governor Issues Requisition for Return of Martin Green
Governor Moreheat seeks the return of Martin Green to North Dakota from May County where he is wanted for assault with a razor on A. Peterson. The action requests extradition to face charges and secure authorities’ jurisdiction in the case.
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Moreheat
North Dakota
Martin Green
May County
A. Peterson
Live Stuck Prices at South Omaha for Livestock Sale
At Union Stock Yards South Omaha Neb on Dec 29 a fair run of about 5 600 head of cattle sold with steady to slightly higher prices. Cattle saw good demand for fat cattle stockers and feeders with best results for choice to prime yearlings and beef cattle, hog receipts 11 700 head, sheep and lambs 3 800 head with lambs 15 to 25 cents higher and best lambs up to 9 40, the highest in months. ewes sold to 6 15.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Neb
Real actors on the stage and the rise of moving pictures
A New Republic essay argues that generations raised on pictures would welcome real performers on stage. It notes actors would drop camera poses and learn natural expression, viewing the move as revolutionary for drama and the Hamlet lovers preserved by pre machine theatre.
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Ols
New Republic
Rather Hard on Father in Waiwai Customs
A passage from Native Life in the Amazon Wilderness describes the Waiwai practice after a birth. The father stays in his hammock for a month, avoids strong foods, and is cared for by women while the mother resumes usual duties.
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Amazon Basin
Hin
Amazon
Secretary of State Pool Prepares New Nebraska Veterans Roster
The secretary of state has sent the printer the roster of Nebraska veterans. It lists only two Mexican War veterans, 4,384 Civil War veterans, and 1,145 Spanish‑American War veterans.
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Pool
Nebraska
New Year Never Again for Husbands and Lovers
A dated humorous list urges perpetual kindness in marriage and romance. It presents "never again" rules for husbands and lovers, from guarding a wife’s whereabouts to avoiding petty quarrels, and encourages affectionate gestures and steady attention in domestic life.
Happy New Year Greeting Cited By Uncle Eben
Some folks say words don’t matter yet Uncle Eben notes that being wished a Happy New Year shows care. The remark highlights social value of greetings and community warmth in the buoyant mood of New Year reflections.
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Uncle Eben
Pan River council to meet in Washington January 3
A Pan River council announces a gathering in Washington on January 3. The brief item notes the meeting as part of ongoing international discussions and local diplomatic matters.
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Pan River
Washington
New Year, New Vision, Old World Reimagined
A reflective verse notes a fresh start with the dawn of the new year. It contrasts a kinder, gentler demeanor with renewed purpose across all lives, urging a better world through personal change and acts of compassion.
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Falk
Ralph Welles Keeler
Their Resolutions at the Candy Window
A playful New Year exchange unfolds as a young couple, April young, near a window of confections. He asks what bad habits they will give up, she retorts, they trade a pledge to marry, and then resolve to buy the heart-shaped candy box, sealing their engagement in light humor.
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Wiile
Keep Weeds Aback From Wheel Track To Protect Roadbed
Keep weeds away and several feet from the wheel track to prevent moisture loss from the roadbed. This is especially true in regions with moderate rainfall to avoid loosening the foundation.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Containing Mercury
Warning against mercury based catarrh ointments and false claims. Promotes Vals Catarrh Cure by F. S. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when taken internally. Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by Druggists. testimonials offered. price per bottle noted.
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Cheney& Co. Todo, O
Toledo
Ohio
FW Cheney & Co
Hall
Poison candy case leads to Tekamal hearing
Ray Larson, a farm hand near Lyons, was brought to Tekamal for a hearing before United States Commissioner Singhaus on charges of mailing poisoned candy to two girls who were suspicious yet did not eat it.
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Ray Larson
Lyons
Tekamal
United States
Singhaus
Thomas
Bernecker
State Board of Assessment
Burlington Winter Tours leaflet promotes new travel options
A brief note advertises Burlington’s new Winter Tours leaflet with emphasis on quality service. It invites inquiries for complete presentation of tour details and offerings, suggesting a refined travel package featuring Louis or Chicago as potential origins or destinations.
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Burlington
New
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