Good Roads Drive Aims At Omaha To Ogden Route
Ezra L. Emory president of the Wyoming Good Roads Association asks what to do about building a main road from Omaha to Ogden via Cheyenne. He notes thousands with automobiles plan trips to Salt Lake City Los Angeles and San Francisco in the next two years and expects Cheyenne and Kimball counties to gain.
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Devel
Cheyenne
Kimball
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Omaha
Ogden
Denver
Ezra L. Emory
Wyoming Good Roads Association
A Writer Calls for a Legal Yardstick for Corporations
A World Today writer argues for a fixed legal yardstick applicable to all corporations. He believes Congress, through its 483 members, should evolve this standard. The piece notes many favor restoring competition, yet suggests cooperation dominates social evolution.
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Houses
Congress
Sugar beet lands sought in Bridgeport amid farm plans
A party of beet raisers plans to contact landowners in Bridgeport tomorrow to secure acreage for beet fields and two possible dumps if land is obtained. The note accompanies editorials criticizing political manipulation of government and praising the progressive aim of equal opportunity. Mr Matz, a prominent Cozad ranchman, visits W A Hornaday.
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Bridgeport
Bridgeport Blade
Taft
Omaha Bee
Mr. Matz
Cozad
W. A. Hornaday
Bridge Case Brought to Nebraska Supreme Court
The Western Bridge & Construction Co seeks about 9000 dollars plus costs from Cheyenne County in a dispute over a bridge built across the North Platte near Broadwater after county lines were redrawn to Morrill County. The case, heard in Lincoln, centers on who must pay for the bridge amid county boundary changes and indemnification by nearby residents.
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Western Bridge & Construction Co
Cheyenne County
Supreme Court of Nebraska
R. W. Devoe
W. P. Miles
Devoe
Mr. McIntosh
Lincoln
Morrill
Bridge Company
North Platte River
Broadwater
Morrill County
Cheyenne
District Court
H. M. Grimes
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Lars Jorgensen
Anton Larson
Hirchcock County
State of
North Platte
Nebroo
Lars
Kensen
Ois
Sidney Telegraph
HW. M Grimea
Judiceial District
Grimes
Charles B. Morrow
William P. Miles
Eva Miles
Henry Dobrinski
Elizzabeth Dobrinski
Jamies I. McIntosh
Court House
Sidney
Morris Levy
Peter J. Jurgenson
Louise Jurgenson
Nick Ty Weller
Thomas F. Charlton
Jessin G. Charlton
Thomas B. Charlton
Jessie G Charlton
Peter J Jurgenson
Louie Jurgenson
Nick L.weller
St. George Cattle Company
Morris Ev
Morris Urvy
Wm Baird
Weatherproof humor and presidential toast at Christmas
A miscellany notes Mason’s defiant mood about weather, a 45 pound Alabama turkey gracing the White House at Christmas, Sun Yat Sen elected Chinese Republic president, Lillian Russell’s upcoming fourth marriage, the Grant County Bachelors' Club in Ulysses seeking brides, Kaneus girls given preference in a national field, leap year proposals for 35 or more women, and Funera l attendance of A B Persinger and H H Libby from Lodgepole at C D Essig’s funeral.
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Mason
Alabama
White House
Sun Yat Sen
Lillian Russell
Grant County
Farmers Seek Relief From Congress Over 100 Foot Strips
Nebraska farmers seek congressional relief to secure clear title to 100 foot strips along the Union Pacific right of way. They contend land was deeded to them during government land sales while the railroad held only 200 feet for a right of way. With values pegged at 500000 to 1006000 dollars, several federal cases await resolution.
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Union Pacific
Nebraska
Congress
Aldrich
Taft Denies Sending Messenger to Roosevelt On Campaign
President Taft denies sending any messenger to Roosevelt and rejects the idea he will withdraw from the Republican nomination race. He says he will not quit until Chicago ballots decide the nomination and that his position remains unchanged. Roosevelt friends report no acceptance of a taft proposal and insist he won’t be “smoked” by Taft or La Follette forces.
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Taft
White House
Roosevelt
Chicago
la Follette
Whasoever
Jatices Hudson
Annan Hudson
George EB Pairbanks
Dames
Annie Hudsomnand Dames
Hudson
Charkesoon
Sidney
Nebraska
Witch Ammonnl
Sid Cross
Anon C. Hudson
James C Hudson
Swutc
George Bo Patrbanks
James Jo McIntosh
Sunday church services listed for multiple denominations
Catholic Church holds 8am and 10am High Mass on Sunday. Methodist Church offers morning and evening services. Rev A Hillert of Higgins to conduct Sidney services at 3 pm on Sunday January 7 1912. Christ Church schedules Sunday School at 9 45 am and Evening Prayer and Baptism at 4 30 pm with afternoon service replacing the usual 7 30 pm.
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A. Hillert
Higgins
Sidney
Christ Church
Interstate Commission cuts livestock and salt rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that western and southwestern railroads must reduce rates on livestock from New Mexico Texas and Oklahoma to Fort Worth Oklahoma City and Wichita as well as on fresh meats and packing house products from these cities to other states. The commission found current rates unreasonable and set a Feb 1 1912 deadline for railroads to implement the new rates.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Fort Worth
Tex
Oklahoma City
Okla
Wichita
Kan
Kansas Field
Prouty
Serial No 02014 Retire For Publication Notice
Public notice indicates serial number 02014 to be retired for publication. Details read from OCR show form identifiers and reference marks. No further context or dates are clearly readable in the fragment.
Joint Lodge Installations Set In January For Local Groups
The Rebeccas plan installation next Wednesday January 10. AOUW and Degree of Honor lodges hold a joint installation at I O O F hall January 11 at 8. All Modern Woodmen of America and Royal Neighbors members invited. The joint installation of the camps officers occurs Wednesday evening January 17 with an oyster supper at the Vienna Cafe for visiting Woodmen and Royal Neighbors.
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A.O.U. W
Woodmen of America
Vienna Cafe
Governor Dix demands resignation of New York port health officer
Gov. Dix asks for the immediate resignation of Dr. Alvah H. Doty as health officer of the port of New York a post he has held since 1895. The governor says the evidence shows squalor and uncleanliness in immigrant rooms that shocks decency and shames the country.
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Dix
Alvah H. Doty
Port of New York
Spanish Losses Reported in Morocco Battle
Advices from Melilla report the clash with Riffian tribesmen in Morocco caused heavier Spanish casualties than earlier. Seven officers and sixty one soldiers killed and eighteen officers and two hundred ten soldiers wounded. Captain general Melilla says heavy Riffian reinforcements are arriving from the interior.
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Melilla
Morocco
Flood Arrested at Muscatine
Emmett Flood national organizer for the American Federation of Labor was arrested on arrival at Muscatine depot with his Chicago lawyer Daniel Cruse.
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Flood
Muscatine Muscatine, Ja
Emmett Flood
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Daniel Cruse
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Interior Department
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H. H. Libby
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Lester G Lowe
James & Hudson
Said Vann
Andson Purmes , Melotash
George BE
Fairbanks Carter Iite
Western and Southwestern
Department of the Interior
U. & Land Office
Neb
Carl Maher
Slaney
Nebr
Pringtpal
Sidney, Neb
Edward Collins
John Peetz
Friedrich D. Wacker
Edward Fischer
Laura
Colo
Rebeccas
Qhertife's
Doty
Rder
Ata
Said
Henry E. Gapen
Guo, Keisarker
William H. Gates
Siunxy
Eel County
U. 8
North Phette
Elizabeth Greenlee
Catherine MccCill
Sidney Nebraska
Roy Nelson
Walter Nelson
Clyde Johnson
J. E. Evans
Register
Chamberlin
L. B. Hiscock
U.P. Depot
Henry C. Blome’s
Poland
China
Dalton
Dalton State Bank
the District Court
Lester G. Lowe
Annae Hudson
James Hudson
Anna CG Hudson
James J McIntosh
George FE. Fairbanks
George & Fairbanks
Said County
Sen
Herman H. Hochstadter
Clarkson
Anna C Hudson
Miles & McIntoin
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyennoe County
H. T. Doran
H.T. Doran
Neshabka
D. Wi
Henry E Gapen
Michael H. Tobin
Pannie Tobin
Michael H.tovin
Fannie Tobin
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