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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1907

Page

4

Local Notes From Lodgepole and Surroundings

Chas Cribis buys horses for shipment. Bert Bates buys and fits horses for market. Mrs E V Bates improving. Mrs Ruben Lisco back from Michigan visit. Ice dealers report good quality ice. A B Perainger attends National Stock Association meeting in Denver. Buchanan Hoffhine form land agents to handle real estate. Mr and Mrs Chas Hanson of Kimball visit Kellams at Sunny Side Farm. Gen Funsten complains second lieutenant lacks pay. suggests converting sword to brick trowel.

Bert Bates A. B. Perainger National Stock Association Denver Mesers. Buchanan & Hoffhine Chas. Hanson Kim‘ball T. A Kellams Sunny Side

Bronson Community Notes Highlight Personal Visits and School Update

Len Sherwin installs a telephone and hosts Roy Nelson. P J Sherer travels to Potter with grain. Samuel Brownell visits Cliff Colorado. Bronson School adds a new blackboard. Lodgepole’s Morris Rose visits the Lawrences. Mrs P J Shaver and Ruth depart January 14 for an extended stay in New York State. Bronson resident John Peterson loses a barn and contents in a fire. Bronson Literary and Debating Society meets. debate on capital punishment ends with a negative victory. New officers elected: Grant Anderson president, Guy Shoemaker vice president, P J Shaver secretary treasurer, Arthur Lyngholm janitor.

Bronson Schoo Morris Rose Lodgepole C. K. Lawrence P. J. Shaver Ruth New York State John Peterson Potter Bronson Precinct Bronson Literary and Debating Society Grant Anderson Guy Shoemaker Arthur Lyngholm

Local notices recall weather and travel updates

Ir ving Mrs J Johnson suffered rheumatism. Mr Mc Dermott visited from Jay Hank valley Friday after hay. Browning Bros from Pinnacle Hill on a four horse load. Burke and Wehn from Bridgeport en route to Oubkoek. Gilliard owner of Osk koeb Livery Barn attended from there on Wednesday. Cheyenne county reports storms and cold while Nebraska steadies into spring weather.

Gilliard Oskkoeb Cheyenne County

Advertised Letter List for Sidney Post Office

The following letters remain unclaimed at the Sidney Nebraska post office dated January 25 1507 advertised letters include Henry Clarke, Oliver J Maney, Roy King, Vincent Thorpe, E McLernon and others in the notice.

Sidney, Neb Sidney Post Office Henry Clarke L. Carlyle Oliver J Maney Roy King Vincent Thorpe E. McLernon Poatimaster

Chaff and Comment from a Busy Public Square

A noisy miscellany of verse and prose jabs at fortune and fate, with anecdotes on czars poets and knights, plus quips about bears in Missouri arms and the fate of a doll’s waxen eyes. It weaves political, social, and humorous snapshots from a lively era.

Pulse Rate Variations and Fever Signs Noted

The article explains how resting pulse rates differ by sex and individual, how exercise food and alcohol affect rhythm, and how fever and low mood alter pulse. It emphasizes using pulse along with thermometer readings to detect feverish conditions, citing Cardiff Times.

Cardiff Times

Remarks On 1906 Banking Prosperity And Elastic Currency

A historical statement notes that 1905 high crops boosted business and banking profits while railroads faced capacity strain. It predicts 1906 remains strong with high money rates and heavy commercial demand. The speaker urges elastic currency legislation to ease fall pressures and curb spring speculative excess.

Chicago Wall Street New York Stock Exchange

New Year Woes and Witty Satires Echo in Press

A dated, satirical collection mocks politicians and social quirks of the era. References to a Michigan senator-elect, Arkansas political precedents, overcrowded prisons, a Massachusetts incident, and a Rockefeller pastor frame a broader critique of public figures and rising costs.

Michigan Booth Senate

He Writes For Money

A humorous exchange features Lady Gushington praising her son as a real author and a practical dad admitting he receives his son’s applications about once a week seeking money.

Lady Gushington

Did he propose on his knees or she accepted

Hovweton Poet notes a witty exchange about a marriage proposal with a humorous twist as Ner Pereh referenced the moment. The line plays on tradition and acceptance, highlighting playful dialogue within romantic courtship.

Fencing of Public Lands Summary Circular Issued

A government land office circular directs special agents to act on any notice of unlawful inclosures without waiting for formal complaints. Agents must identify lands and prepare cases for U.S. attorneys, with April 1, 1907, enforcement date and wide publicity of imminent penalties for obstructions or fences.

Government Land Office United States

Natives Master Underwater Bow and Arrow Fishing

The passage notes aborigines in the south seas and Indian Ocean islands shoot fish with bows and arrows. Refraction makes aiming underwater difficult, so correct aim requires long practice. Natives achieve remarkable accuracy through repeated practice.

South Seas Indian Ocean London Saturday Review

Pie Service Etiquette Sparks Humorous Exchange

A waiter dismissively notes their custom excludes serving a knife with pie. The patron retorts with a request for an ax, provoking a lighthearted exchange cited by the Christian Register.

Christian

Names of Days And Their Ancient Derivations

The article explains how Latin Saxon and English day names originate from ancient divine figures and how planetary lore influenced daily ornaments. It notes Sunday Moon's day Tuesday Mars Thursday Thor Friday Venus and Saturday Saturn with gems like yellow stones pearls rubies amethysts emeralds and diamonds assigned to each day.

Woden Friga Saturni Seterne Mars Love Chicago Record-Herald

The Modern Child Confusion Over Splashing

A governess admonishes children to avoid splashing ends with a quip about payment. The exchange features Little Ethel-Well and a warning from the nurse or mother figure. The scene reads as a domestic snippet with playful chatter and implied discipline.

Ethel

Guaranteed Cure For Piles Promotion Listing

Advertisement claims Pazo Ointment cures pites itching bleeding and protruding piles within six days. Druggists may refund money if the remedy fails. Includes price of 0c. and stresses confidence in the product.

Notice of Contest for Homestead Entry No 2

Department of the Interior notices contest against Harry H Hawkins for land in Sec 6 Twp 17N Range 49W Nebraska. Minnie Busacker claims abandonment and lack of cultivation. hearing set Feb 27 1907 and final hearing March 4 1907. Publication ordered due to insufficient personal service. Mi Gro. E French, Register.

Department of the Interior United States North Platte Minnie Busacker Harry H. Hawkins James Tucker Sidney Nebraska Register United States Land Office Mi Gro. E. French AY Department of the Interior Neb Settlor James ‘Tucker Cheyenne County Frank Folkers Dalton Lota Charles Nelek Wiliam Nelek Frank Popping John Juergens Grorurt Freacs

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