Ways of the Moose the Largest of the Deer Family
The article describes the moose as the largest deer, noting its tall bristly neck, long bell hair, and heavy antlers. It covers its northern range from Green River headwaters to Alaska, diet of twigs bark and leaves, and birch and maple preference. It recounts cow moose calving, hinds’ fighting, bull calls, hunting tricks, record sizes, winter paths, and captive behavior, ending with a call for protection.
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Green River
Maine
New Brunswick
Canada
Idaho
British Columbia
Alberta
Athabasca
Yukon
Alaska
Carl Kunglus
Venal
Bangor Commercial
The Wind's Mystery and Mountain Valley Breezes
The Philadelphia Record explains how mountain and valley breezes form from daytime warming and nighttime cooling. It notes how topography influences local wind patterns and how these breezes can arrive with remarkable regularity in favored locales, affecting summer travel and recreation.
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Sumiumer
Adaw O
Villey
Beavers in Montana A Curious Calm Colony Observation
The account describes beavers in Montana living in tame proximity away from hunting. It notes keen scent and sight, lack of fear, and warning by tail slaps and water splashes. Beavers approach routines gradually, ignoring observers after months of contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benaver
Munselshell River
Montana
Dictatorial Mr Banks Distracts Town Visitor
A narrative fragment portrays Mr Banks as domineering and near sighted, detaining a stranger who corrects him about his name. The scene hints at social friction and a tense moment on a street, with repeated odd behaviors and accusations surrounding Mr Banks.
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Banks
South
Sagdit
Griggs
Mr. Banks
No Chance of Confusion There About License and Liberty
A New Orleans Times-Democrat report quotes an orator warning that the public confuses license with liberty. A cautious audience member counters that marriage license is not the same as liberty, sparking approving murmurs from the hall.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
New York Press
The Worst of All and Private Reflections
Excerpts reflect on guilt and confession with phrases about retribution, honesty, and the fear of being found out. The Chicago Record-Herald quote contrasts the pain of confession with the relief of secrecy, while a Punch joke hints at a teasing exchange between Captain Spooner and Mabel.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Wings and Halo Marriage Advice in Quotations
A fragment collage notes that a domestic wife is a woman while love leads to marrying an angel with wings and halo. Dialogue counters dance excuses, and a quip ponders home ownership tied to marriage. Burdens are likened to ballast that saves a ship.
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Ierely
Arthur Law
National figures and local offices listed in the Telegraph Directory
The Telegraph Directory lists the national body for the U S Senate with names such as Burkett Libeota Jody Millard Omata and members in the Sixth District. It enumerates state officers Governor J J Mickey Lieutenant Governor E G McGillun Secretary of State A Galusha Auditor EM Seagle Jr Treasurer Peter Mortensen Attorney General Norris Brown Superintendent of Public Instruction McBrien Oom and details for land and legislative offices, state and county officers, school boards, churches, and local officials in Sidney and nearby communities.
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J. J. Mickey
E.G. McGillun
A. Galusha
EM Seagle. Jr
Eter Mortensen
Norris Brown
McBrien
Religious and fraternal notices from Sidney area church and lodge listings
Sunday services at Methoulet Episcopal Church with Sunday school at 9 45 and evening preaching. Catholic Mass on Sundays at Sand Wall and Maes Ogallalacvvery third Sunday each month. Dunkard Church holds Sunday services and gospel school at 2 o clock. Numerous local lodges and societies listed with meeting nights and officers including Camp No 12 Jivyal Neighbbors Ackerman AM, Sidney Lodge 196 A O U W, Degree of Honor, Loyal Mystic Legion No 10, and Woodman of the World with meeting dates and secretaries.
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Catholic Church
Muanes
Sand Wall
Maes
Jivyal Neighbbors
F Hall
Tba Hanis
Oracle Bang
Kirrin Washaus
Sidney Lodge
A.O
Ella Williams, CO
EL Rrtio Wnox Stevarder
Sidney
Woodman of the World
K.of Poa
Merifield
Glerk
Mo Oa
Shilpman
C. C
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Isdece
A, Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
Schlitz
Budweiser
Coors’ Select
Kruse Brothers
Sidney, Neb
B. F Mitchell
Prop
Tobin
Schlitz Beer
Telephone
Neb
Missouri River
Chicago
Chicago, Union Pacific & North-Western
Points
Nebraska
UNION
Nana E
East
Omaha
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Union Pacific R. R
J. A. Wong
Aset. Gen. Freight
Pase
R. Gt
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Palace Livery Barn
M. E. Washburn
Valley
Beavers
America
Mabel
Spooner
Punch
Johinson
Jackson
Albany Journal
Her
Chicago ‘Tribune
American Jr
Free
American Camera Mfg. CO
St. Paul St
Rochester, N. Y
the Telegraph Directory
U S Senate
Had Burkett
STA PR
U. $. Land Office
B.D. Harris Aves Cooee . sKevolver J
Metntowh Jroo
Register
Legislature
Aknatonial
Ginnee Ee
Gothenburg
MIM
Chappell
Lkw
B.M. Grimes
North Platte KE
A. Cary
A. KK. Greenies
OW. Lee
Bridgeport
I. BE. Barrett
Colton
James ‘Tucker
Frances Nua
Z Wright
Iewsy
GM Iledley Sidney
Mount Emanuelson Lodgepole
Frank X. Rihn
Sidney Old District
Woc
Dugger
Redington
Board Village
Prustees
ML. Sanders
A Me Wright
W. Greenlee
al. Leuinton
Hernan Schroeder
C.C. Uhinforth
Minnie Chise
Cop Chambers Grimmar
Aliee Juhnson
Myrtle Hiett
Anon McFadden
Valesha Neubauer
TRE Vvanchlical
Bulle Day School
J.S. Leamen
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Dunkand
Dunkard
D. UL Sursanore
Frank Welch Lodge
Ack. & AM
W. J. Satommaken
W. M
Dr. Neubauer
Sidney Laxige
San Witdas
EK. Ackerman
Rebecca Degree
FO. O. PF
Atiiossruar
N. G
J OW. Nearon
K. V. Sumner
G. Ait
Aid. Masket
J. Nemaurr
Sidney Camp
M. Woof
Oscank Hawkins
ChAmmens
Fhamx Ackemmas
M. W
Arut
Hunsos
Lord Witd
Providence
O. E
Masonic Hall
FL. Kina
W.M. Mus
Joan Daugherty
Loyal Mystic Legion of America
Hopsoix
Eryna Murlless
Lad Uittenhouse
Lady Maccabees
F. Hall
Sortovk
Mas
Annie Hart
L. CO
Maggie Snyder
Jmacauley
the Telegraph
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