Comprehensive Local Government and Organizational Roll Call
The document lists elected officials and candidates across national state and county levels including S. J. Burkett Lincoln, Millard Omaha. G. L. Sheldon Governor. G. U. Junkin Auditor. E. M. Searle Jr Treasurer. O. W. Thompson Supt Public Instruction. J. L. McBrien Comptroller. county and district officers in North Platte and surrounding areas. plus church, fraternal, and civic group roll calls with meeting dates and officers. Speakers include H. M. Exton, H. J. Winnett, R. Cowell, J. A. Williams, and W. J. Shoemaker among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.L. Sheldon
Hopewell
G. U. Junkin
Sanerres
E. M. Searle, Jr
L. C. Brian
Thompson
J.L. McBrien
H. M. Exton
H. J. Winnett
Cowell
J. A.williams Railroad Commissioners
What Might Have Been in the Civil War Battlefield Pursuit
General E P Alexander argues after Bull Run that the Union could have exploited the panic. He contends Beauregard should have pursued from Ball's Ford while Johnston moved toward Centerville, with Longstreet and Jones ready for a rapid advance. He notes 871 unwounded prisoners were captured and urges decisive pursuit to threaten Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Washington City
Beauregard
Bull Run
Ball's Ford
Stone Bridge
Johnston
Mitchell's Ford
Centerville
Bonham
Longstreet
Jones
Jess
E. P. Alexander
Scribner's
Welcome Home Customs in Germany After Absences
The article describes German homecoming rituals praising returning family members. Hosts decorate entrances with greenery and a large Welcome, involve the frau pastor and daughter, and even garland all doors. Celebrations include feasting and a calf roast as a prodigal returns from Marienbad or a student from Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Marienbad
Pastor
Berlin
New York Tribune
Do Your Best and Use Wool for Camp Comfort
A passage extols woolen undergarments for outdoor use over linen, cotton, or silk due to quick drying and warmth when damp. It shares a Da Vinci anecdote about a pupil accepting a master’s urging to “Do your best,” leading to a triumph that inspires the artist to retire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart E. White
Out Ing
Leonardo da Vinci
da Vinci
What the Kidneys Do and Do Not
Blood passes through the kidneys every three minutes as they filter waste. Healthy kidneys remove about 500 grains daily. when unhealthy, impurities remain causing backache headaches nervousness and other symptoms. Mrs. Nellie May of Joplin Missouri testifies Dean's Kidney Pills cured her backache and fatigue. For sale by dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole U.S. agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie May
Pennsylvania Ave
Joplin
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Doan’e
Potter Community Notes Include Departures and Developments
Mr Will MacAdam recovers from grippe and plans convalescence. Real estate agent Stotwell repairs Olion property and may move his family. Rev Shultz rumored to move his family to Potter. Railroad lays foundations for a new section house and water tank. Post Office changes hands with Mr Brady taking over and Mr Hornaday departing. Residents bid farewell with two gatherings, presenting silverware as a token of esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stotwell
Olion
Glsd
Rev. Shultz
Potter
Brady
Hornaday
Miss Grace
Dancing at Herdon School and local notices from Sterling
Fred Simpson of Sterling visited Len Sherwin on Wednesday. A dance at Herdon School on the 26th was enjoyed. The Gunderson mill at Herdon produces fine macaroni wheat flour. Miss Mary Anderson of Marlow visits Miss Hilma Anderson. Guy Shoemaker mourns a fine saddle. Road conditions slowed return from the Herdon dance. Portrey of Kansas visits father Chas Portrey. Anna Gunderson spends Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs A Gunderson. Walter Rising of Rayner visits Len Sherwin. Mrs J S Leamer of Sidney visits friends. Hans Christinson moves to a new home in Sidney. James and Bert Bertramson visit from Colo. Mr T Chapman and wife visit Mrs Chapman's parents. W G Couch moves cattle from east of Sidney to his home ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herdon School
Gunderson Roller Milla
Herdon
Mary Anderson
Marlow
Hilma Anderson
Guy Shoemaker
Misa Portrey
Kansas
Chas. Portrey
Misa Anna Gunderson
A. Gunderson
Walter Rising
Rayner
Colo
Len Sherwin
J. S. Leamer
Sidney
Hans Christinson
James
Bert Bertramson
Mr. T. Chapman
Magistrate Questions Witness About Spouse Quarrel
A magistrate questions a witness on overhearing a quarrel with the defendant and his wife. The witness describes the defendant as appearing to be doing the Natenin.
Optimistic View Promises and Promises Recalled
A playful exchange notes Tom proposing to Miss Pinkleigh and Jack’s quip that women often break promises. The Chicago News humorously suggests asking the young people for insight, reflecting a lighthearted society column tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Local Visitors and Market Talks From Dalton Ranch Area
The report lists visitors including Mr and Mrs R Epps at the Dalton ranch, J W Harper from Sidney, Mr Wimner aiding Mr Quinn with a windmill, and Henry Shrevar at Huard Times Ranch. Land prices rise while hay stacks shrink after the January cold. Margaret Dalton was briefly ill and several Sidney visitors were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Epps
Dalton Ranch
J W Harper
Sidney
Wimner
Mr. Quinn
Henry Shrevar
Huard Times Ranch
Olderahaw
Herdon Mills
T E. Quinn
Olderahaw Ranch
Margaret Dalton
Bayard Transcripts Reports Local Business and Tragedy
Pat King and Jim Keith bought the A Wikstrom butchershop and assumed control yesterday. John Keith and wife mourn their nine month old baby who died Wednesday morning from lung fever after illness last week. Beet growers in the area show strong growth with 128 cars shipped totaling about 4 000 tons versus 50 cars last year. Deputy Sheriff P C Wade transported the Ira Jordan horse and saddle after a dispute. Beet Growers meet at Scottsbluff and form a permanent association with officers Jas Byrne president H L Sams vice president T C Bottom secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat King
Jim Keith
A. Wikstrom
John Keith
Bayard
P. C. Wade
Scottsbluff
Bridgeport
Ira Jordan
Jordan
H. L. Sams
T. C. Bottom
Sec
Treas
Grim Old Cromwell and Wilkie Collins Tale Sparked by Lighthouse
A New Orleans Times-Democrat quote recalls Cromwell’s Christmas ban with jail for mistletoe and no celebrations. It then notes Wilkie Collins finishing a Dickens work, inspired by a lighthouse moment that led to a magazine title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Charles Dickens
Wilkie Collins
London
Broadstairs
Dickens
Collins
The Frenchman and the Race Decline
A Paris Sleele essay argues that middle class French chase official posts to secure pensions, costing thirty years of penury and signaling decay of the French race. It contrasts a cautious, pensionbound class with Anglo-Saxon initiative and energy, blaming unequal arms in the survival struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
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the Telegraph Directory
Senate
S.J Burkett Lincoln J . Millard
Omaha
M P. Kinkaid
O'Neill
U. S. Land Office
North Platte
K. D
Legislature
C.A
North Platte Smh
E.F. Springer
Wees
Mitchell
G. M. Grimes
A. Cary
A. I. Greenlee
J. W. McDaniel
R. EF. Barrett
James Tucker
Frances Knox
Wis Coronvr
Bassett
Henry E. Gapen
M. Hidley
L. BR
Barlow
Lodgepole
J. B. Walston
Higgins
W C. Dugger
Redington
Board Village Trustees
Sidney A K. Greenbe
S. Fishman
Radcliffe
O Sager
Herman Schroeder
H. E. Gapen
Leroy Martin
L. McIntosh
W. J. Shoemaker
Hermion Schroeder
Joseph Oberfelder
John Daugherty
W. R. Pate
Minnie Chase
C. P. Chambers Grammar
Anna M. Fines
Myrtie Hiett
Anna McFadden
Valeska Neubauer
Sinney Commercial Club
Chas
Cullah
E. McLernon
We W. J. Shoemaker
THE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Leamer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chukca
Sand
Ogalla
Far Henr Sullivan
Apostolic Catholic Church
P.m
Apostolic Memorial
Bry
Corsets
Royal Neighbors
Hall
Negiir Tucker
Oracle
C. YP
Chambers
Frank Welch Lodge
A. F
A.M. Eets
W. M. Lenuit
Ridney Lodge
J. 3. Panks
N.G. Lesuik Neubauer
Rebecca
Anna Sruut
N. G
Phorere Neiaon
Lesoik Neubauer
B. Dawson
E. V. Sumner
A.J. Haskell
J.C. Hopson
Adj
Sidney Camp
M. W.of A
Joseph H Oberfelder
V.C. Frank Ackerman
Kidney Lodge
Tos
Obkerfelder
M. W
Shormaker
Kidney
K.O. T.M
Gus Wellner
L. H. Boronews
Kidney Lodge No
I. O. O. F. Hall
Elisabeta Schroeder
H. Addie Winkelman
Lady Rittenhouse Hive
Lady Maccabees
O.O. F. Hall
Elizabeth Topix
L. C. CaTusnin
Shanwar
Wheatel
Will MacAdam
Fred Simpson
Sterling, Colo
W. GC. Couch
Clara
N.ra. Yeske
Bayard Transcripts
Old Cromwell
the Woman In White
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
Scottsbluff Sanitarium
Scottsbluff, Neb
Emma Riddell
Edison Phonographs
Edison Records
Neer
M. O. Sager
Sidney, Neb
B. F Mitchell
Greenlee & Benson
General Merchandise
Crockery & Guassware
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