Notice of Sale at Public Auction in Sidney Nebraska
County Commissioners of Cheyenne County Nebraska will sell at public sale to the highest bidder all the old buildings on Block 37 Sidney including the old court house the sheriff s residence and out buildings. Sale on Saturday March 1 1913 at 1 00 PM Sidney Nebraska. Also road establishment notice requesting objections by March 22 1913 and death of Brother Andrew Lindberg resolutions with mourning draping for 30 days.
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Court House
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Amle
Andrew Lindberg
Sidney Lodge
Grim Reaper
Sidney Telegraph
Nebraska Workman
Violence in Rubber Strike Sparks First Blood in Akron
Akron, Ohio February 20 first violence breaks out as Sartak Saproprian, a Romanian striker, is stabbed. Police warn that further violence will prompt summary action as I W W leaders report strikers rising to 14 000. Separate item notes Whole Wheat Bread promotion at The Bakery and a California woman praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, with an anecdotal testimonial from Marie Gerber in Sacramento.
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Akron
Sartak Saproprian
Industrial Workers of the World
Calfornia
Chamberlain
Mise Marie Gerber
Sachelle
Dealerc
Adverimemeni
Dalton Woman's Club Resolves on Mrs. Armuth death
Resolutions note the Dalton Woman's Club mourning the loss of Mary Armuth and praise her civic service. They express sympathy to her husband and family and request publication in the Sid ney Telegraph. A closing tribute recalls friends passing into the Sunshine Above. The item also includes a miscellaneous medical ad and local city visitors.
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Mary Armuth
Dalton Woman's Club
Sidney Telegraph
Bartling Sunday baseball bill gains amendment in Nebraska
Nebraska House approves passage of the Bartling Sunday baseball bill with an amendment requiring a majority vote by voters in a special or general election before Sunday baseball becomes legal. The debate also touched on publication methods for amendments and a secret service bureau for the state militia. House committee pressure targeted the state railway commission amid ongoing stock and bond authorization disputes.
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Lincoln
House
Bollen
Adjutant General Hall
National Guard of
Nebrashire
Guard
Adjutant General
State Railway Commission
Hall
Commission
Grocerymen Seek Passage of Garnishment Bill in Nebraska
About 100 retail grocerymen from Omaha Lincoln and smaller Nebraska cities urged the senate judiciary committee to pass senate file 200 which would garnish 25 percent of wages for wage earners who are heads of families. In York a civil rights case involving Dr Flippin and Leonard Guttenfelder concluded with Guttenfelder found not guilty after a previous conviction for failing to serve lunch to the physician.
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Lineath
Omaha
Lincoln
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
York
York, Neb
Flippin
Stromisburg
Leonard Guttenfelder
Guttenfelder
Nebraska
Fairbury Boy Shot Near Home in Accident
Fairbury Neb Feb 19 ten year old George Males lies in precarious condition with a bullet in his left breast after an apparent accidental discharge while playing with a rifle. His brother Willard and others witnessed the incident. Funeral services for three Burlington engine explosion victims near Provo S D were held in Alliance. Engineer G F Johnson laid to Ipswich Ips Dakota, Fireman George W Wheeler to Jackwon Mich Brakeman Charles Sundstrom to Rockwell Neb.
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Fairbury
Fairbury, Neb
George Males
Willard Males
Willard
Alliance
Neb
Burlington
Provo
8. D
G. F. Johnson
Ipswich
S. D
George TV. Wheeler
Jackwond
Mich
Charles Sundstrom
Rockwell
Fire destroys Heartwell business district in Nebraska
A February fire in Heartwell, Nebraska, razed the village's business area except for the hardware store and lumber yard. Originating in the livery barn with a strong north wind, the blaze caused an estimated loss of 50 000 dollars while insured for about 27 000. Albert Gullion, a longtime Overton hardware dealer, died of heart failure. He had lived in Overton for years and earlier worked in the drug trade. He belonged to the Masonic and Independent Order of Odd Fellows lodges. In Sutherland, investigators closed the inquest into Mrs Emery Zimmerman’s death, with recesses to await analysis of tartar emetic given as Rochelle salts. jurors have not yet reached a verdict.
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Minden
Neb
Heartwell
Overton, Neb
Albert Gullion
Gullion
Overton
Order of Odd Fellows
Two Women Injured in Buggy Crash at Automophile Site
North Bend Nebraska February 20 Mrs Jennie Moyer and Mrs Frank Berry suffered broken arms when thrown from a buggy after their horse was frightened by an automophile driven by two men.
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North Bend
Neb
Jennie Moyer
Frank Berry
Denver Mayor Removes Police Chief and Other News
Denver mayor removes George Creel as police commissioner while Charles Major dies in Shelbyville Indiana after months of illness. Maine ex governor Fernald elected president of National Canners Association in Louisville. Several other brief items cover shootings, strikes, floods, fires, legal actions, and international diplomacy.
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Arnold
Denver
George Creel
Charles Major
Shelbyville
Ind
Fernald
Maine
National Canners’ Association
Louisville
J. Wilbane
Norwood
N. Y
Fred Barnhard
Harry Riley
Chicago
Kansas Natural Gas Company
T J. Flannally
Belgium
National Council of Workingmen's Organizations
Arsenal map shows Diaz rebels location with consulate
The upper map marks the arsenal held by Diaz and his rebels and the Americas consulate, with the Y. M Co. A. building described as shot full of holes. The lower map indicates Vera Cruz Tampico and other points where United States battleships are due to arrive.
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Diaz
Americas
Y. M Co. A
Jlower
Vera Cruz
Tampico
United States
Sons of Veterans Elect Columbus Nebraska Officers
The twenty ninth Nebraska division encampment elected officers including Division Commander F. B. Reed of Columbus and Senior Vice Commander G. A. Eberly of Stanton. Delegation for the next encampment and a liaison with the Grand Army of the Republic were addressed.
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Columbus
Neb
Nebraska
Sons of Veterans
4. B. Reed
G. A. Eberly
Stanton
R. M. Tyson
Tobias
A C. Boone
F E. P. Dussell
C. E B. Davis
Omaha
C. H. Strather
H. W. Rogers
Fremont
J. Galley
C. H. Avery
Spalding
Division
Grand Army of the Republic
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H. T. Doran
Lindberg
James R. Williams
Joseph Oberfelder
Herman Schroeder
G. H. Willis
J. W. Ewing
C. Buchanan
Hilon
Metropolitan Hotel
R. K. Jorgenson and Son of
Sunol
Hot Springs
Sidney Marble Works
A. A. Clark
Nebraska News
Voters House
Halli
Blaze
Albert Guilion
Northwestern Railroad Company
Christiana
Galata
Borkum
Little Roth
ILF
Auten
Capitol Theater
Gleason
Grand Jury
West Virginia
Wilson
Publc
Seattle Times
Denny
Mark Process Dry Company
Landis
Arkansas
Guantanamo Harbor
Caimémaria
Seminole
H. J. Corcoran
San Francisco Bay
Admiral Dewey
William T. Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Pup
Interior Department
Cox
Birmingham
England
Sun Yat Sen
Chinese Republic
Tokyo
Japan
Thomas Atkinson
Winslow County
Michigan
Brewer
Richard H. Houlihan
William Shupe
Paull. Morrin
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Baker
E. Clarke Hyde
Margaret Swope
Hyde
Kansas City
Robert F. Scott
South Pole
Great Columbia River
Dean
Humphrey
B. H. McWhorter
McWhorter
Multnomah County
Portland
Promee
Rezak
Rexall
Sidney Drug CO
Foxall
Canada
Chuat Huitsin
America
Mexico City
Nexies
Sons OF Veterans Elect
H. B. Reed
J. C. Swatzlander
M. D
First National Bank
Dej K. Elms
North Platte
Cleburne Block
Neuraska
Joseph ‘Oberfelder
Unitgep States Commissioner
DF. E. F. Ward
Stewitts
Henry E. Garey
County Jupex
Cheyenne Co
Government Land Businesa x Specialty
Honee
Sipney, Neb
Gapen
Hoagland
W. V. Hoaa Lamp
Hoagland & Hoagland
Plarry
A A. Sharp
P. O
Clara
Pf. H. E. Mantor
Office
Stowitts H Building
W. D. Tayyaor
J. D. Willms
Dalton
N. Tillman Owen
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