Nebraska News Roundup From Lincoln to Curtis
A Nebraska dispatch reports a string of tragedies and minor incidents. Tom Adams of North Platte survived a shaft accident, while Bobby Grothe of Lincoln died when a sled hit a backing truck. Lincoln’s Herbert Mullen died of shell shock. Dean Faucht at Lincoln asylum was electrocuted handling a boiler cord. John Venlingen near Hastings was found dead with his head blown off. C. W. Murray of Bridgeport lost cattle and clerk C. W. Todd suffered injuries from a slip. Minatare saw ten incendiary fires. Ernest Zehner received a blackmail note demanding 5000 dollars. William Kauffman at Alliance drank heavily and was hospitalized. North Platte conductor Charlie Weir injured at Julesburg. Curtis lake ice claimed student Ralph Blackstone. Grand Island appoints Mrs. R. C. Bellamy police matron to supervise dances. Clay county school barn burned with four horses and gear. Bridgeport doctors Palmer and Sayles were injured by a train. Sayles lost a fur cap.
North Platte Basketball Team Survivors Recover After Auto Crash
Five members of the North Platte basketball team were riding to Kimball county high school gymnasium when their car was struck broadside and overturned. All survived with mostly superficial injuries. Herman Rogers of near Bridgeport had severe facial injuries when a horse kicked him, flesh stripped from his jaw.
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Herman Rogers
Bridgeport
North Platte
Kimball
Kimball County High School
Ford driver’s smash breaks window in Minatare
In Minatare a man driving a Ford with spurs bucked through a pretty glass show window causing about 200 berries in damage. Lodgepole Nebraska formed a new Order of the Eastern Star chapter named Winona last week with Nellie Lehmwkuhl as Worthy Matron.
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Minatare
Lodgepole
Nebraska
Order of the Eastern Star
Winona
Nellie Lehmwkuhl
Special sale and local ads at Rexall and Sidney Lumber
Do you want a good home in the best town on earth See us SIDNEY LUMBER Co Special sale on box Chocolates every Saturday at the REXALL STORE Dr M E Pettibone dentist Mele teak block Meom 564 Phone 66.
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Sidney Lumber Co
Rexall
M. E. Pettibone
Mele
Revival Campaign Set to Start in Sidney
The Christian church secured Evangelist Ernest House for a Sidney revival. Announcement confirms the campaign will begin on Tuesday night after earlier efforts to enlist his services months ago.
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The
Christian Church
Ernest House
Sidney
Evangelist Ernest House to Lead Sidney Revival Campaign
February 15 marks the revival at Tobin Opera House. Large congregations are expected nightly as Ernest House, a prominent chautauqua and lyceum lecturer, brings a strong revival to the Christian church.
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Tobin Opera House
Evangelist
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Tom Adams
Bobby Grothe
Lincoln
Herbert R.mullen
France
Dean Faucht
Asylum For the
Hastings
John Venlengan
C. W. Murray
C. W. Todd
Ed Harshman
Ernest Zehner
Melbeta
Ernest
Wiliam Kauffman
Heotch
Alliance
Charlie Weir
Union Pacific
Julesburg
Ralph Blackstone
Curtis Lake
Curtis
R. C. Bellamy
Shelton
Grand Island
Bellamy
Clay County
Dr. Palmer
Dr. Sayles
Bayard
Palmer
Sayles
Ss Ca
Liberty State Bank
Bakeries
Sidney Steam Bakery
Raschs
South Commercial Hotel
Sidney Battery
West Lincoln Highway
Sellars and Borland
Ash
BOOTS
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Ray E. Witham
Stewitts Bidg
Office
Jewelry Stores
K. &. Betts, Tobin Bidg
Phone
the Fashion Shop
Leon Fine
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Sidney Lumber, Co
A. R. LeSueur
Music Store
Larsens Music Store
Martin Larsen
Burlington Depot
Opticians
Sherrerd
Tobin
H. A. Stover
C. M. Wright
Electrical Contractors
Parks Bros. Electric Co
Doran & Hadley Bidg
Sellars
Bartand
Jones Furniture and Undertaking Co
Hesig Hardware Co
J. A. B. LeSueur
Sheet Metal and Tin Shops
Lyceum
Court House
BEVO
Scotts
Bluff Brand
Anderson Machine Shop
Brewer Shop
Sidney Machine Shop
A.T. Garvin
Mgr
Chas
KE. Hahn
Lorenzo
McCormick
John Deere
Deere
M. Kremer
Geo. W. Seal
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