Train Schedule Notice from Omaha Agents
GOING NORTH. No. 2 Passenger Dally No. 34 Passenger Dally 12.56 a m. $8.45 a m. Passenger trains No 30 and 302 will not make local stops between Sidney and Bridgeport and Sidney and Sterling Local extra daily except Sunday will carry passengers Sleeping dining and reclining chairs on through trains Tickets sold and baggage checked to any point in the United States or Canada For Information maps time tables and tickets call on or write to M A SHIPMAN Agent or Col W WAKELEY General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska
Discoveries Across Caracalla Ruins Reveal Subterranean City
Ancient Rome expands our view of Caracalla with excavations uncovering 4000 yards of vast galleries beneath the baths. A subterranean city served slaves and staff, hosting remarkable hydraulic heating and venting systems, with drainage praised as splendid and potentially usable despite rising Tiber levels complicating pipe slopes.
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Caracalla
Rome
Tiber
Bankrupting Doctors Quote Sparks Street Remark
A New York physician quips that doctors would be bankrupt without women’s thin stockings and shoes. The ad then promotes Cham berlain's Cough Remedy as a safe, effective treatment for coughs and colds, suitable for general sale by dealers.
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New York
Sidney Daily Notes Local Social Notices and Events
Walt Rufenacht visits from Dalton as FE and Gooding with Henry Parker represent Dix. Numerous travels and visits by residents from Dalton Kimball McGrew Spokane and Lincoln. homestead proofs filed. a Studebaker trip to Denver. a broken leg treated in Omaha. a Norfolk trip for relatives. a return to normal health expected. A horse sale disappoints bidders, a wrestling match scheduled February 19 with a handicap and preliminary bouts, and a ladies’ exhibit advertised with social gathering and entertainment.
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Opera House
B. C. Busch
Sterling
Ray Hardesty
Busch
William Krueger
M. EB. Ivey
Justice Personified in a Stately Court Poem
A solemn verse portrays Justice as a grave, impartial force seated in a shrine. Blind yet insightful, she weighs innocence and guilt, guiding kings and tyrants to quail beneath her impartial decree. Truth and fairness define her glory and pride.
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Kimball
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Glasgow
McGrew
Wyoming
George Parks
W. Wornaday
John Owen
Hornaday
J. B. Larson
Bell Telephone Company
Margaret Carr
Spokane
Washington
Sanford Dodge
Sidney Orchestra
Peter Koepp
County Judge Gap
P.T Higgins
Thomas Epps
Jrk. Childers
CE. Harper
Denver
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Mr. Childers
Elmer Younglund
Omaha
Dr. Mantor
Elmer . Younglund
Gapen
Edward Fischer
William Gorman
Ernest Worden
Elizabeth
Norfolk
Nebraska
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J. R. Williams
Cheyenne
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Oberfelder
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Albion
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Colorado
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Ripley
Tennessee
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Louise
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Crutchfield
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the Shrine OF Justice
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Major I. C. Hardy
Jlave
Pittsburgh
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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Closman & Son
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