Train schedule highlights for Sidney and Bridgeport routes
GOING NORTH. No. 202 Passenger Daily 12 50 am No 44 Passenger Daily 3 56 pm. No 3 No 1 and No 28 will not stop between Sidney and Bridgeport and Sidney and Sterling. Local daily extra except Sunday will carry passengers. Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars seats free on through trains. Tickets sold and baggage checked to any point in the United States or Canada. For information maps time tables and tickets call or write to M A SHIPMAN Agent or to L W WAKELEY General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska.
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Sidney
Bridgeport
Sterling
United States
Canada
M. A. Shipman
L. W.wakeley
Omaha
Nebranka
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmenews Summary Advertisement
An advertisement promotes The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farm paper from Chicago with a Republican editorial tone and bundled subscription offers. It also endorses Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for children and notes availability via dealers.
Sidney Daily Chronicle Notes and Travel Updates
Notcs F. L. VanGorder heads to Denver while P. T. Higgins handles Sidney business locally. Several residents report travel to Denver Stock Show Hastings and Clovis California. others publish updates on illness, appointments, and local club events. Public notices include lodge installations and a firemen's convention delegate.
Holdrege High to Establish Agricultural Department
Holdrege board of education approves an agricultural department in the high school. JG McMillan, Ames agricultural college graduate, to lead the program arriving Jan 15 and aiding planning before the second semester. This move follows Minnesota examples where sixty high schools already run similar departments.
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Holdrege Board of Education
Minnesota
Holdrege
Nebraska
JG. McMillan
Ames Agricultural College
MocMicheal
Condra to Urge Blue Sky Law at Nebraska Farmers Congress
Prof. Condra plans to urge a blue sky law in Omaha to probe foreign investment schemes targeting farmers and expose fraudulent operators. Nebraskans reportedly lose thousands annually to wildcat investments and the measure seeks public light on those practices. The report follows the Hastings annual meeting of the Nebraska State Mutual Life Insurance association where auditors discussed raising assessment limits to cover future contingencies. The Nebraska State Teachers Association will ballot members on the next convention city with ballots ready by Jan 18 and canvassed Feb 2. Omaha and Lincoln are candidates.
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Nebraska Farmers’ Congress
Omaha
Condra
Nebraska Conservation Congress
Nebraska State Mutual Life Insurance Association
Hastings
Barton
Convention City
Nebraska State Teachers’ Association
Lincoln
Contender for National Guard Second Regimental Command
The Second regiment of the national guard currently holds a maneuver with Colonel Mack not running for reelection. Lieutenant Colonel Simmonds of Kearney and Major Clapp of St Paul are the candidates. Underlying tensions are said to run deep.
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National Guard
Mack
Simmonds
Kearney
Clapp
St. Paul
Seed corn condition worsens in Nebraska farmers urged to test
Prof C W Pugsley of the Nebraska Experiment Station told the Nebraska Farmers Congress at South Omaha that seed corn condition is critical across more than thirty counties. He urged farmers to test germination before planting, as cold weather and damp cribs threaten seed viability and yield. The congress endorsed seed testing and pledged cooperation to locate surplus seed and inform farmers where to obtain reliable stock.
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C. W. Pugsley
Nebraska Experiment Station
Nebraska Farmers Congress
South Omaha Live Stock Exchange
Farmers Congress
Pugsley
Nebraska
Denver Real Estate Revival Marks New Year
The Denver News reports a real estate revival in Denver signaling a brighter market as the new year begins. Demand returns, prices stabilize, and developers project renewed activity across residential and commercial sectors.
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The
Denver News
Denver
Nebraska Telephones Merger Granted by State Rail Commission
The Nebraska State Railway Commission approves a merger between Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph and Nebraska Bell, expanding Lincoln’s capital and taking Bell properties in South Platte country. Lincoln pays $2,295,750 in 5 percent cumulative non voting preferred stock, with Bell to buy up to $500,000 more and underwrite future bond issues.
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State Railway Commission
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
Independent Telephone Company
Bell Companies
South Platte
Nebraska Bell Telephone
Wooster
Adams
Lincoln Company
Dell
Lincoln Concern
Bell Agees
Organized agriculture meeting schedule at university farm
The societies of organized agriculture meet at the university farm in Lincoln from January 15 to 19. Fifteen state agricultural societies are included. The Corn Improvers Association begins Monday. The state board of agriculture meets Tuesday and Wednesday, with several breed and dairying groups on other days. Governor Aldrich hosts a reception, and national speakers address farmers on issues of vital interest.
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Societies of Organized Agriculture
University Farm
Lincon
Corn Improvers'’ Association
State Board of Agriculture
State House
Improved
Dairymen's Association
Aldrich
University Temple
Catherine McCabe
Town
Wil TB Otwell
Tinals
Nebraska Rural Life Commission
Exe ter Nebrim: Hunter Shoots Fellow Hunter by Accident
Bruce Kochendarfer was shot in the left thigh when Clarence Baker’s gun discharged at about twenty five feet during a rabbit hunt in Exeter Nebraska. The wound is severe and lead debris complicates treatment. The same report notes the state game wardens’ finances showing 30 263 60 in receipts and 19 652 61 in expenses with a 10 610 99 balance due to the new hunter and fisherman license requirement.
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Exeter
Neb
Bruce Kochendarfer
Clarence Baker
Kochendarfer
Baker
Farm family tragedy ends in murder suicide
Peter Bors of Milligan killed his wife and their 3 year old child with a hatchet and then fatally wounded himself with a razor. The bodies were found by the couple’s other five children returning from school. It is noted the wife was his second spouse and the couple reportedly lived unhappily.
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Peter Bors
Milligan
Bors
Fremont Judge Overrules New Trial in Rogers Murder Case
Judge Hollenbeck denies Rogers motion for new trial and sentences the defendant to twelve years in the penitentiary. Rogers proclaims his innocence, saying he has no knowledge of the murder of the child, insisting the babe was not his.
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Hollenbeck
Fremont
Rogers
Sheriff Dunkle Killed Crossing Union Pacific Tracks
Hall County Sheriff James K. Dunkle was killed instantly at Chapman when struck by train No. 17 on the Union Pacific crossing. His body was thrown against a truck and later died at the scene. The incident occurred in Grand Island Nebraska on January 11.
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Hall County
Grand Island
Neb
James K. Dunkle
Chapman
Union Pacific
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