Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer in Chicago joins Sidney Telegraph offer
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer, the city’s sole weekly aligned with a great daily paper, blends national and world news with farm and women’s sections and Republican editorials. Subscriptions for both it and the Sidney Telegraph are advertised at $1.74 in cash in advance.
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Inter Ocean and
Farmer
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Farmeria
Sidney Telegraph
Various residents and visitors travel in Nebraska and beyond
Mrs Null returns from North Platte. D. R Campbell comes back from Omaha. Mrs W P Miles visits her parents near Bridgeport. E W Ziebert vacationing in Omaha visiting daughter Kate Nelsen in Bitter Creek. Gertie Gallagher to Omaha to run a rooming house with sister Alice. Mrs W L Shoemaker and daughter Henrietta depart for Judging by new diamonds, jewelry store holiday trade. Dr Ellis ordered to Denver to inspect stock for stock show. 13-year-old brother of omnibus driver John Roche killed in Wisconsin. Dr L G Simon and wife plan three months trip through Idaho Oregon California, returning via Texas and Mexico. First National Bank directors reelected. A B Persinger in town with Asa Remsburg to Belle Fourche. Alfred Shipman holiday trip through Montana and Washington. Letter from Great Falls notes 28 below. W F Smith of Mitchell Bakery considers moving to Sidney. bakery field seen as good. The Cry Baby company performed Friday night to a small audience with strong acting but the ending felt abrupt.
Missing $3000 Parcel In Lincoln York Mail Case
A $3000 package from Lincoln to York vanished en route after the Burlington train carried the registered currency. Both banks and the post office confirm the pouch was never delivered to York postmaster, triggering formal investigations with no trace found to date.
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Lincoln Bank
First National
York
Post Office
Lincoln
Burlington
Corbin Bankruptcy Report Shows Debts and Assets
The referee reports Fred A Corbin liabilities of 13012 and assets of 3961. Corbin is indicted for embezzlement of postal funds. E R Mockett, former stenographer to Jucce Frost, may be hired by the railroad commission to take testimony in valuation cases before the commission.
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Fred A Corbin
Reynolds
Corbin
E. R. Mockett
Jucce Frost
Railroad Commission
Earthquake Shocks Noted Across Northwest For Three Days
Professor E F Barbour state geologist and university professor reports continued earthquake shocks across the northwest for three days. He notes they have not been violent and caused no damage.
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E& F. Barbour
the State University
Wedding article misprinted as sale notice from Arkansas editor
An Arkansas editor’s wedding item was mixed with a public sale notice. The spoof lists livestock, farming gear, and odd details such as a cow as the wedding trumpet and a pork history, reflecting hydrant-water contamination in the pressroom.
Morality and Love in Self Direction and Conduct
A garbled 19th or early 20th century note argues morality is discipline guiding self control toward higher human ends. It suggests external rules and prohibitions fail to move inner loyalty and reverence, emphasizing love-driven self direction over bare commandments. The quote attributes the idea to Frank Crage.
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Pyrenees
Norowills
Frank Crage
Wolzgist Pneumonia in Los Angeles Champion Pugilist
Condens D News notes Ad Wolzgist, famed HNeghtweicht pugilist, is in with pneumonia in Los Angeles. The report catalogues a string of varied events from Ohio politics to Irish floods, fire losses in Golden City Ontario, and notable deaths in New York and Colorado.
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Ad Wolzgist
Los Angeles
Mrs P H Brogan Praises Chamberlain's Croup Remedy
A Wilson Pennsylvania woman with long experience testifies that Chamberlain's Croup Remedy is far superior to any other for croup and says there is nothing that excels it. The product is available for sale by all dealers.
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P. H. Brogan
Wilson
Chamberlain’snough
Croup
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