Ice famine feared in Sterling next summer
The Sterling Advocate warns of an ice shortage unless imports supply demand as the local ice crop fails. The paper notes debates on land leasing bills, West likely Lacey bill provisions, and upholds cautious views on federal leasing to spur Nebraska and Cheyenne county development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
West Cheyenne
Kimball
Sterling Advocate
Sterling
Ensore
Neraska
Cheyenne County
Washington
Congress
Lacey
Congressman Lacey
Committee On Public Lands
Land Department
Railroad Crew Changes and Movements Across Terminals
Union Pacific and Burlington pay day last Monday. Harry King flew to North Platte Wednesday. District Foreman H C Langdon visited Sidney Thursday. J M O Kane and L E Ridge quit work at the round house. J F Clabaugh visited the city Saturday Sunday and Monday. W L Park’s private car passed enroute to Cheyenne. J R Marcovish from North Platte assigned to a witch engine in the yard for a while. M Costello appointed yard master at this point replacing Wm Null. Costello has served as night yard master for over two years and his raise is welcomed. Geo Hower becomes night man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Burlington
Harry King
North Platte
J. M. O'Kane
L. E. Ridge
Round House
J. F. Clabaugh
W. L. Park
Enroute Cheyenne
J. R. Marcovish
North Platt
M. Costello
Wm. Null
Geo. Hower
Mr. Costello
School Notes Chronicle Absences and Programs
Minnie Kulp was absent from the sixth grade and Selma Pearson from the fifth grade. A high school program is planned for Friday afternoon March 2. A fourth grade pupil Downie left for Grand Island. Glenn Moors returns to the primary after illness. Eddie Allen moved with family. friends worry. First and second grades held a Washington Birthday program. Grade one and two also celebrated the hatchet and cherry tree. The grammar department continued lessons during the teacher’s illness with Mrs. Knox’s help. First and second intermediate rooma hosted a Washington Lincoln program February 22 with many parents attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Kulp
Selma Pearson
Miss Hiett
Grand Island
Eddie Allen
Washington
Knox
Rooma
Washington and
Lincoln
Oberfelder Quality Mail Orders Highlighted
During the sale extra clerks will assist and mail orders receive prompt attention. The name Oberfelder signals high quality and standard for the recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberfelder
Icen Dies After Care In Sidney County Shelter
John A. Icen born in Sweden aged slightly over fifty died Thursday night after weeks in Sidney care following arrival from Sextorp. Placed for treatment amid mild mental disorder and later paralysis, he had lived in Cheyenne county near Potter before moving away and returning recently. a brother Frank resides in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Icen
Sextorp
Sidney
Sweden
America
Icen
Cheyenne County
Potter
Frank
Salt Lake City
Dalton purchase to move Sidney store after buyout
Harry E. Brown has bought the Lester O. Clough store at Dalton and plans to move his Sidney shop there with a large stock. Robt. 8. McConnell and John Scherer traveled from Simla yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Brown
Lester O. Clough
Dalton
Will
Sidney
McConnell
John Scherer
Simla
Calf Food Guarantee Promises Full Claims Back
A calf feed product carries a guarantee on every package promising a full refund if it does not meet all claimed benefits. The advertisement stresses consumer protection and confidence in the feed’s performance.
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E. J. Sweet
Lerinn
Sidney, Neb
Bridgeport, Heb
Augusta Johnson
Copirichi
THE
First National Bank
C. A. Elquest
Potter, Neb
Nebraska
E.R. Yaegle
Wm. Gates
Sidney and Vicinity
Sanford Dodge
A. K. Greenlee
Mina McIntosh
J. J. McIntosh
Miles
Stowitts
W. A
Murlless
Dunbar Quartette
Harry Dunbar
Degree of Honor
George Washington
Myrtle Ackerman
Scanlon
John Daugherty
L. Curk Duncan
Bridgeport
Supreme Court
McDaniel
Duncan
Burlington Railroad
Frank Hand
W. H. Davis
J. W. Nelson
D. R. Snyder
Paul Terhune
Tobin Opera House
Robert Sims
Hillsboro, Il
Lee
Frank King
Jack Clawges
City
P. J. McIntyre
Douglas
Mrs. Miles
Omaha
Mrs. Landelius Doputed
San Francisco
Sherer Iain Lodgapole
Jas. Klein
John Siefer
Kasper Wolfe
Weyerts
Ola Nelson
John E. Sander
Trognitz
J. A. Reinmuth
North Divide
Cheyenne
Higgins
Clara
Homer Kemp
Marion
Redington
Roy Isenburger
Lodgepole
Sheriff
Mrs. McDaniel
J.M. Lapp
Ogden
Pacific Hotel Department
T. B. Dawson
Laramie
Wyo
Spokane
Mack Radcliffe
Kensington
A. W. Olsen
Colonel Bishi
United States Reclamation Service
U.S. Land Office
Whitehead
Unucapher
Herbert Foster
Exeter
Neb
John Cawley
Frank Winkelman
Witlin
John B. Stetson
Deland
Florida
Philadelphia
United States
Germany
Sam P Jones
Union Pacific Railroad
Chicago Northwestern
Hanna
E. J Haskins
South Omaha
Brownson
A. A. Clark
American Bank
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Co
Lakewood
N. J
New York Life
Brof. Hodgman
Miss Chase
Railroad Notes
H. C. Langdon
Edison
Warters
Postoffice
M. O. Sager
Prop
Glenn Moors
Dr. Hess
Security Stock Foods
Sidney Drug
Harper & Wright
Dotel
Tex
Ridgeport
North Platte Valley
J. W. Iddings, Prop
Swan Dedrick
Metropolitan Hotel
Dworak & Vath
Proprietors
Krug
Poastoffice
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