Fines imposed after two men threaten 16 year old girl
In Scottsbluff two men followed and assaulted a 16 year old girl near Broadway and Third Avenue. David Richert pled guilty to assault and George Starkel was arrested in Lyman Nebr. Both fined $100 plus costs or jail. Judge Schenck ordered them to pay or face confinement.
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Barbara Zeider
Broadway
Friends
Ninth Avenue
Street
Dave Richert
George Starkel
Lyman, Nebr
Starkel
Richert
15Th Street
First Avenue
David Richert
Davis
Bridgeport
Chief Roberts
Scottsbluff Werald
Kansas City Doctor Invents New Truss
A Kansas City physician, Dr. Andrews, unveils a lightweight truss claiming unique cures for ruptures. The device weighs ounces, lacks belts or metal hands, and many patients report healing without surgery. He offers a free trial to Telegraph readers willing to participate locally.
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Kansas City
Andrews
Koch
Telegraph
Andy
Sunol School Hosts Valentine Program for Pupils
Miss McDaniel led a Friday afternoon program at Sunol School with a Valentine box for the pupils. Bonser hauled wheat to Sunol on Tuesday, and patrons enjoyed the event.
Local Social Roundup From Sundl Neighborhood
HW or Holmes hauled hogs to Sundl on Monday. A large crowd attended the dance at the Shimka school house Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Vacik called at the Miles home Saturday. Warren Buckley will have a program at the Barber school house Friday night, February 20. Burdette Sharps enjoy a new radio installed last week. James Schimka visited from Omaha for two weeks with his parents. Norman Brauer spent the week with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Miles entertained Mr. and Mrs. TY. 2. Holmes and family Sunday. A party and oyster supper was held at Ollie Wilson's Friday night. Other visits and trips include Gentry and Studlar to Sidney, and Behr, Ralph Gentry, and Miles family visits to various homes.
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Holmes
Sundl
Mro
Lewis
Sterling
Bonser
McCracken
James Schimka
Omaha
Norman Brauer
D. B. Phelps
J. C. Miles
Ollie Wilson
Vacik
Miles
Warren Buckley
Barber School
Burdette Sharps
Raymond Gentry
Lucas Studlar
Sidney
Toda Gentry
John
Tenry Behr
Ralph Gentry
Dubbs Farm
James Vacik
Ed Killham
Ben Roth
Bill Tilghman
HR. Holmes
Shimka School House
Willing Workers Send Cookies to Coun cilatfts Children Home
The Willing Workers packed a box of cookies and doughnuts for the children's home in Coun cilatfts and sent it the same day, delivering cheer to residents.
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Childrens Home
Councillatfs Sameday
Pleasant View Residents and Local Visits Chronicle
Pleasant View notices chronicle visits and errands from Tuesday to Sunday. Scott, Vernon, and CG Gemeinhardt market grain at Bronson while Wm Borcher and family host and receive callers. Several trips to Sidney and Kimball noted along with a card party at Dalton’s with prizes won.
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Cash Scott
Vernon
Wmn Borcher
CG Gemeinhardt
Warren Pontius
Bronson
Balm for the Kindhearted proverb from Uncle Eben
A Washington Evening Star quotation centers on kindness and conscience. Uncle Eben counsels that the comfort of a clear conscience outweighs being taken advantage of for one’s generosity. The remark reflects gentle, informal wisdom about generosity and self-respect.
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Eben
Dan
Oman
Washington Evening Star
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South Sunol
Donaghy
Eckert
Ed Walsh Farm
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Bob Lookout
John Deere
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Oliver Lister
John Deere Lister
McCormick
McCormick Corn
Dodge
Ed Donaghy and
J. W. Eckert
Golden Bros. & Sims
Dalton State Bank
T. A. Bonser
George Bonser
George McCracken
Wm. Borcher
John Borcher
Chris Borcher
OB Wittrock
Fred
Ebner
Nora
Edna Mangel
Gilbert
Amanda Mangel
Pa . Dalton
Vern Mitchell
Walter Wittrock
Clarence McGrane
Arthur Obendorfer
Wm Schwartz
Frank Miller
Gemeinhardt
Nora Wittrock
Henry Hulrich
Mr. Dunn
Mr Dunn
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Bell System
Cheyenne County
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