Sidney News Roundup Highlights Local Events And Visits
I L VanGarder returns from Denver business trip. W A Reed drills a well on Ed Puthoff’s homestead near Peetz. Jank Kucera markets two porkers in Sidney. Michael Flood visits from Clara Nebraska. Adam Schimka and daughter Emma shop in Sidney. Twenty one new Commercial Club members in Lodgepole. Mrs A B Knox visits Sidney. Palmatier Sisters concert tonight. Community asks residents what they have done for Sidney’s development. Mrs Minerva F Ewing and Dorothy Stokes visit Winston residents. P T Higgins plows grain fields on North Divide. F G LaSelle B J Bates and George Line visit Sidney. Frank Harrell of Denver and Lucinda Imlay of Winston marry in Sterling. reside in Winston.
Bargain Offered on North Side Two Story Home with Barn
Postmaster listing offers a two story residence on the North side with four lots and a good barn. Price three thousand dollars with suitable terms on application from HOME Land Company. The readable names include Miss Wills Adam Milfred Hurd Clara Johnson and others.
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Miss Wills Adam Milfred Hurd
Clara Johnson
Mra
Gewis Lindse
Lea Ottawat
J J Stephens C
Fl Schloatman
J E Delany
John Rotenshock
C R Layton
Jennie Noris Misa
Eva Swartz E. McL
Home Land Company
Completeness of stock at S. R. Sweet’s hardware store
See the full stock at S. R. Sweet's hardware store and explore their new offerings. Jackson's repairs all kinds of guns and revolvers, inviting customers to bring firearms for service.
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Atock
S. R. Sweet
Jackson's
Miss Damm Heard From After Vanishing in Berlin
Margaret Damm, Omaha music student missing since Jan 24, has telegraphed from Eisenach saying she became ill on a train en route to Cassel to see her father and left the car there. She asks for a money order so she can return to her mother in Omaha.
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Berlin
Margaret Damm
Omaha
Eisenach
Saxe-Weimar
Cassel
Mir Damm
Oyster supper funds set up in High School building
The High School girls hosted a delicious oyster supper after Saturdays basketball game to raise money for shower baths. A 10 pound boy was born February 3 to Mr and Mrs Ray Wellner near Sidney. Grandpa Wellner congratulates. February 2 marked the thirtieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Joseph Oberfelder with a quiet dinner.
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Ray Wellner
Sidney
Wellner
Joseph Oberfelder
Dry farming yields high wheat crop in North Platte
W. W. Burr of the North Platte experiment station advocates dry farming. He claims storing moisture for a year and using land for two years can produce 67 bushels per acre. Despite a record dry year with 1034 inches of rain, their method produced 2000 bushels from 100 acres.
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W. W. Burr
North Platte
Santa Barbara Letter From Nebraska Sailor on South Dakota
Frank Schroeder writes from Santa Barbara California aboard the United States Steamship South Dakota. He enjoys California climate but irks for Nebraska and plans a Sidney Nebraska furlough next summer. He sends best wishes to friends here and stays in touch through The Telegraph column.
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Frank Schroeder
Santa Barbara
California
United States
South Dakota
Nebraska
Sidney
Telegraph
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Waverly Resident
The quicker a cold is treated the lower the danger of pneumonia. Mr B W L Hall of Waverly Virginia says Chamberlains Cough Remedy is the best on the market for colds and has recommended it to friends who agree. For sale by all dealers.
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B. W. L. Hall
Waverly
Chamberlain
Women Clubs Sponsor Forest Gift Talk and Library Opening
The Belle M. Stoutenborough Club hosted a Saturday meeting at Mrs. John McIntosh home with a program on protecting forests and patriotic duty. The Sidney Public Library plans March first opening at the Rest Room with a fifty cent membership and a three-member committee.
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Belle M. Stoutenborough Club
John McIntosh
Washington Irving
Daniel Webster
Sidney
Wymore Man Arrested in Beattie Bank Robbery Case
Beatrice Nebraska February 7 D F Wheeler of Wymore arrested by Sheriff Sullivan and jailed in Marysville Kansas on charges of involvement in the Beattie bank robbery. Wheeler formerly worked as a Burlington conductor but was discharged a year ago. Officers say they have a solid case. Three Wymore residents are now jailed in Marysville on the same charge.
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Beatrice
Neb
D. F. Wheeler
Wymore
Sullivan
Marysville
Kan
Wheeler
Burlington Road
Missouri Legislature Stays in Jefferson City for Session
The Missouri legislature will continue the current session in Jefferson City with a joint committee to select new quarters this week. Governors Hadley urges a new building funded by referendum in three months, opposing a constitutional amendment. The house journal loss is partial while the minute book and senate records were saved and reconvened.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Hadley
House Journal
Senate
Bread knife accident kills Mrs Anton Chuman in Omaha
Mrs Anton Chuman died after plunging a bread knife into her heart while cutting rye bread in South Omaha. Her husband, Anton Chuman, gave the statement to police. Chief Briggs ordered an investigation though no arrests have been made. Chuman and others are under surveillance.
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Omaha
Anton Chuman
South Omaha
Briggs
Chuman
Four Greeks killed in Utah riot at Kennilworth
An armed uprising of Greek coal miners at Kennilworth, near Salt Lake, was suppressed after four men were killed and several injured by bullets. About 200 rioters retreated in scattered bands through the hills. Greeks complained Americans were favored in coal weighing and rejected a compromise.
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Utah
Salt Lake
Kennilworth
Free trees for Nebraska homestead residents under Kinkaid act
Washington reports Representative Kinkaid won an amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill allowing the secretary of agriculture to supply young trees from Nebraska national forest nurseries to residents in the Kinkaid act homestead area. In Kentucky, Amanda Harrison implicated in grave robbing, claiming divine instruction and belief that the victim would rise.
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Washington
Kinkaid
Nebraska National Forest
Secretary of Agriculture
Nebraska
Sand Hill
Stanford, Ky
Amanda I. Harrison
George B. Saufley
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