Community notices mingle travel illness and local events
Mrs. Kruse on sick list. Kratz trips to Denver. Fishman returns from Omaha. Essig visits from last Friday. Dorcas Society met with Mrs Jessen. Swenson tours Florida. Joe Dietrich visits from Laura. Jimmie McDaniel dodges serious appendicitis. Mulloy leaves for eastern state. Schimpf visits from Ickes ranch. VanGorder ill with pneumonia but improving. Ahrens ships hogs to Denver. Mrs Ellis visits Livingston. Ladies Aid met at Dan Short’s. Miles called to Bridgeport for business. Pearlstine guest of Oberfelder. Ady from Denver visits Oberfelder. Dr Ellis tours Kimball County. Mrs Bowers visits from Sundance en route east. Johnsons shop in Sidney. Mrs Floyd Bird returns from six weeks in Briggsdale. Commissioner UHaiston treated for sprained ankle. Fred and Mark with mother in Sidney. snow depth noted in Dalton. Little Bobbie McDaniel ill after coal oil incident. Fred Parks heads to Denver for boxing tourney. expected to win middleweight.
Through trains to Bridgeport and Sterling with extra service
Passenger trains 001 and 202 will skip local stops between Sidney and Bridgeport and Sidney and Sterling. An extra daily local, except Sunday, offers sleeping dining and reclining cars with meals free on through trains. Tickets and baggage checked to any point in the United States or Canada. Information and tickets from M A Shipman or L W Wakeley, Omaha Nebraska.
Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer free two-paper offer
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer is Chicago’s weekly companion to a great daily paper with news summaries and department features from a Republican viewpoint. Subscriptions for the two papers in combination are offered at 1.75 in advance, with extra emphasis on home and farm content.
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Inter Ocean and Farmer
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Sidney Telegraph
PanamaPacific Exposition Opens With World Warms to San Francisco
Thousands work on the PanamaPacific site as six months hold 10 000 laborers shaping the great exposition. President Moore and thirty directors coordinate world participation with responses from every nation as San Francisco prepares to host the 1915 jubilee of nations and celebrate the opening of the canal. A composite fleet of nearly 100 foreign warships will visit Hampton Roads and join the American navy in San Francisco for the opening ceremonies.
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Plans for San Francisco Exposition Across Harbor And Parks
The expositional plan would place two main sites at Harbor View and Golden Gate Park linked by a marine boulevard and a interurban railroad. Harbor View would host yacht harbor midway life and large exhibit halls while Golden Gate Park would house permanent features including a giant stadium and a 75,000 seat concrete coliseum. Lincoln Park would display a commemorative statue and memorial tower with 1800 foot height markers as foreign buildings and agricultural displays fill 200 acres along the boulevard.
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Pacific Ocean
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Palace of Liberal Arts
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Rome
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Litcoln Park
Golden Crate Park
Ewes in Cold Weather and Winter Feeding Basics
A Pacific expert advises breeders to shelter ewes early in winter and feed daily grain alongside hay to prevent flesh loss. With high hay prices and scarce roughage, straw, stalks, and orange byproducts are used, while frequent grain and roughage changes keep sheep active. Continuous access to water and regular salt are recommended.
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E. J. Snyder
National Stockman
Surprised. Lady I Am Surprised by Smoke Fable
A brief dialogue excerpt features a surprised lady and a boy named Indy reacting to a man who drops a cigar, capturing a curious street conversation in a city setting. The exchange conveys humor and casual urban chatter.
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An Expensive Luxury in Harper's Weekly Quote
A literary man sighs that style is fine for a writer yet when his wife shares it the profit is erased, noting that elegance in both spouses trims the earnings. The remark appears as a sharp, satirical line from Harper's Weekly.
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