Campaign Opens January 17 War Savings Drive Begun
Secretary Glass says the 1919 War Savings Campaign opens nationwide on January 17, anniversary of Benjamin Franklin. Nebraska plans state meetings, membership cards, and pledges for the year. Citizens urged to join a War Savings Society or contribute if already a member.
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Secreaary Glass
Staite
Kountze
Benjamin Franklin
Nebraska
Albanembers
Nehbrushii
Asada Seqime
Seertary Glass
Federal Reserve
United States
Sidney Visitor Sees Portland Beautiful
Mr and Mrs A Jones visit Portland Oregon with daughter and family. Jones writes of the scenery climate and parks, praises Oregon. Attends Real Estate Club annual meeting with five hundred members. Sends regards to Sidney and signals plans to visit later.
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A. Jones
WW. Jordan
Portland
Oregon
Jones
Telegraph
Ny Sun-In Law
Jordan
Sidney
Rabbits For Sale By The Fairmont Creamery Co Neb
Advertises purchase of rabbits with shipping details and fees, from The Fairmont Creamery Co in Grand Island Nebraska. Invites interested parties to write for full information and payment terms. Mentions Lloyd Mann testing batteries at the Brewer Building.
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Fairmont Creamery CO
Grand Island
Nebr
Lloyd Mann
Brewer Building
Mr Sun Celebrates Birthday in Fairy Tale Night
A whimsical tale features the fairy queen, Mr Sun, and a host of fairies. The queen loses her thinking cap as they prepare for a birthday celebration. Mr Sun explains birthdays keep him young, suggesting creamed chicken party ideas and sunset magic as the sky glows with festive color.
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Queen of the Fairies
Mr Sun
Fairy Queen
Mie
Mr Suni
Mr. Sun
Patrs
Tam
Life Not Measured by Grand Sacrifices or Duties
A fragment reflecting on life as composed of small acts of kindness and ordinary duties rather than grand sacrifices, quoting a line about smiles and small obligations preserving the heart.
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Iler
Bumphres
Davy
Local and Personal News From Thermopolis and Nearby
Earl Durrell returns to Thermopolis after tending a sick brother and will stay with the family a while. Mrs Hink rallies after a delicate operation in Rochester Minnesota. Mrs Frank Heinzman brings guest Mrs Elvira Jack from the ranch then visits Omaha. Two sailor lads depart for stations after furloughs at home with Uncle Seo Wallick and Othello Wallick in town. Fred Wallick, a San Francisco sailor, meets his cousin for the first time in two years. A Christmas dinner and several honors conclude gatherings at the Wallick home with Misses Mabel Marjorie Wallich and Mrs. Arlo Shepherd.
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Earl Durrell
Thermopolis
Wyoming
Will
Frank Heinzman
Elvira Jack
He Ranch
Heinzman
Omaha
J. M. Swenson
Jack
Denver
Seo Wallick
Othello Wallick
France
Fred Wallick
San Francisco
Wallick
Mabel
Marjorie Wallich
Arlo Shepherd
Judge Chamters Absent As City Court Sees Family Quarantine
The court judge is away due to quarantine with his family. Five members including Vera aged eleven stay with him as Mrs. Chambers helps care for relatives at the ranch. Others sick include Dale and five more, with Mrs. Albin Olson assisting. Doctors report steady improvement as cases appear around town.
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Chamters
Chambers
Amuch
Dale
Albin Olson
Olson
Hushami
Deaths of infant Helen Bruimage from influenza
A child named Helen Louise Bruimage, daughter of Mr and Mrs Brumage, died from influenza after moving to Sidney. Born November 1 in Fort Steele Wyoming, she passed January 6. Her mother and two siblings were ill. Short home services were held January 7 by Rev Lewis, and the body was moved to Beloit Kansas by an uncle for burial.
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Helen Louise Bruimage
Mro
Heod Briumuage
Canton
Helen
Fort Steele
Wyoming
Lota
Sidney
Poe
Lewis
Beloit
Kansas
Infant daughter of Thompson family dies in May at Ulery home
The infant daughter of Mro and Mrs. Jo Thompson and granddaughter of Mro and Mrs. William Ulery died Sunday in Mary 6th at the Ulery residence after influenza. Born June 5, she was buried Tuesday with services by Reverend Elmer Kaht of the Lutheran church. This is the family's second child to die in a year, a hard blow for the parents.
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Mro
Jo Thompson
William Ulery
Mary
Wilery
Katherine May
Elmer Kaht
Luthernocehurch
Ainu Face With Mustache Tattoo Describes Traditions
The Louisville Courier Journal notes the Ainu of Japan, a dwindling group of about 16 000 to 17 000, with women bearing soot tattoos across upper and lower lips forming a mustache. The practice starts young, using birch bark soot, fixed with ash bark liquor. Women are said to be finely formed with olive complexions and luxuriant black hair. Their garments are woven from elm bark fiber.
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Japan
Yeddo
Afnu
Douisville
Infant of Mr and Mrs Gusiden Buried in Gurley
A two months old infant, son of Mr and Mrs Gusiden of Gurley, died from the prevailing illness and was laid to rest in Gurley cemetery on Wednesday.
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Gusiden
Gurley
Potter Woman Mrs Evan Stines Dies at 33
Mrs Evan Stines of Potter died at her home last Friday after a brief illness. She leaves a husband and two young daughters. The Stines family is well known in the county.
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Evan Stines
Potter
Inftnengzu
Women in Korea Betoken Limited Spaces in Society
In Korea women occupy no place in society which has no pamillel else where in the Orient. They are both better and worse off than in China or India or Japan-better off because there are more fields open to them worse because they are overworked, often ill-treated, and until recently were actually enshived.
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Korea
Orient
China
India
Japan
Optimistic Thought and OSBORN BATTERY STATION Notice
Optimistic Thought shows patience in adversity while urging readers to patronize the Osborn Battery Station for reliable service and friendly staff. The message emphasizes quality care and customer satisfaction without sensational detail.
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Osborn Battery Station
Weyerts Sues to Quiet Title in Cheyenne County Estate
Christoff Weyerts files in Cheyenne County District Court to quiet title to the Southwest Quarter of Section 34, Township 16, Range 48 West, seeking lien on or interest in the property in the estate of George Kiessecker. Respondents include unknown heirs, devisees, and claimants. answer by February 17, 1919.
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George Kiessecker
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Christoff Weyerts
Woman Raised Wealth From Dandelions in Philadelphia
A widow in Philadelphia saved about $2,000 over 40 years by gathering and selling dandelions to her countrymen. Her husband died roughly four decades ago leaving her unprovided for, and she continued the work until her death a few days ago, leaving a little over two thousand dollars.
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Philadelphia
Hardy Hardware Store Special Sale Promotes Bucks Heater and Monarch Ranges
Osborn Battery Station offers customers batteries to use while repairs or recharges are done. The Hardy Hardware Store advertises a special sale featuring Bucks Heater and Monarch Ranges as top products.
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Osborn Battery Station
Bucks
Monarch
Hardy Hardware Store
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M « Schwarts
Route A
Mom Bowman
Ford Cur
M M Bowman
Hahier
Hillsdale
Wyo
Co of
COUCH
lLouse
Wl Modern
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Sali
Good Furnace
H Hammer
Por Sale
Walter Richards
Aing
Finder
Cook Shack
Sound
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Duroe Jersey Herd Bou Ld
A. A
Ahlman
Thompson
Eden
Stines
Foom Pitilson
Sason
OM Wright
Nora Braasti
C . Armsteats
Library
Lincoln Highway
Osborn & Forgenson
Sidney Steam Laundry
Stubt & Hlink
Link
Gapen
Peters Trust Company
Livoni & Son, Sidney, Nebr
City Loans
Nebraska State Bank
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