Commissioners Transact Routine Business in Sidney
The February 8 1909 Sidney Nebraska board session covers saloon license remonstrance hearings set for Feb 16 1909 salary figures for sheriff and deputy jailor claims filing rule for road overseers delegated Cheyenne county for Trans Mississippi dry farming congress bills audited and allowed official bonds approved and James C Hudson appointed temporary county judge.
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Sidney
Neb
L. R. Barlow
J. B. Halston
Lewie Brett
H. T. Doran
Dalton
Cheyenne County
Cheyenne
Wyo
W. T .Sate
A B Persinger
Lodgepole
Fred Lehmakuhlel
Lewis Brotz
Fred Nelson
Potter
EH. Sanders
Andrew McAdam
W.S. Rodman
Fred A. Gapen
Higgins
Methodist Notes by Rev Henry Zinnecker
Epworth League plans a George Washington social at the Harper home on Friday evening January 19. The aid society held a reception for church ladies with many present and fifteen new members. March 4 is planned as a big day with Superintendent Chamberlin visiting. more notes to follow.
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Epworth League
Chas. Harper
iEverybody
Aid Society
Methodist Church
Chamberlin
Doan's Kidney Pills Back Pain Relief Endorsed by Man
Sidney Nebraska resident Eli Shelley reports backache and urinary issues improved by Doan's Kidney Pills. He describes regular kidney secretions, better sleep, and feeling fifteen years younger after using the product. Sold by dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Doan
Eli Shelley
Sidney, Neb
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Wabbly to Solid Town Spirit and Brier Pipe Craft
Civic vigor and energy drive a town, while dull citizenship leads to weakness. A denier explains why brier pipes cost five to six dollars and details French brier from Italian furze, cultivated, harvested, boiled, dried, and aged up to eight years to become a durable heirloom.
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France
Temperance in Virtue and a Quaker Writer's Limits
A discussion of Amelia Opie illustrating that excessive virtue can look ridiculous. After becoming a Quaker she refuses magazine fiction, offering to write only factual history truth or poetry, stressing she must not state events as fiction. The note cites a letter quoted in Quaker Pictures by Wilfred Whitten.
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Amelia Opie
Wilfred Whitten
Famous Story Of A Banker's False Bill In Oregon
A retold tale from Oregon claims a wealthy banker rose from government work after a manipulated bill scandal. Starting at 5000 dollars, the sequence saw approvals inflate to 80000 dollars through successive revisions by congressmen and the governor, with the full sum paid.
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Oregon
Congress
Atchison Globe
Why Joyner Left Home in Grim Ultimatum
A judge recalls Joyner forced to accept deadly rites by an ominous order. Early cries of danger trace his route from home to Pottsville and Scrabbletown as authorities note he continued westward.
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Joyner
Order of Hoot Owls
Pottsville
Scrabbletown
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Big Horn Basin
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Methodist Notes
Henry Zinnecker
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American Bank
Sidney, Nebr
F. Mitchell
Nelson & CO
Potter, Nebraska
Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
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Dalton State Bank
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