Doan’s Kidney Pills Praised In Local Testimony
Grateful testimony from Mrs. J. A Stevens of Bridgeport Nebraska supports Doan’s Kidney Pills as a lasting remedy for kidney trouble and lumbago. The ad notes price at 50 cents and urges readers to ask for the Dean’s Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. Props Buffalo NY. The piece also mentions preparations for the Tenth Annual Omaha Auto Show with visitor accommodations, rail assistance, and an extensive car display at the Omaha Auditorium February 15.
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Doan
J. A Stevens
Sridgeport
Nebr
Dean
Frank Whipperman
Kansas City
Nebraska
Omaha Neb
Omata Zuditorium
Cement Men to Gather for Mid West Dealers in Omaha
Omaha Nebraska January 22 More than a thousand cement dealers from Nebraska and Iowa will attend the annual Mid West Cement Dealers Association convention in Omaha March 2 to 6 The event runs a month later to align with Chicago show attendance Practically all space at the big auditorium is booked for the convention and show making Omaha’s affair a key industry gathering this year competing with Chicago for cement trade attention
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Iowa
Mid West Cemet Delers Association
Chicago
Speeding as sport sparks deadly debate
Quote reflects tension over reckless driving with fatal consequences. A Baltimore American line notes the sharp divide on speed culture, contrasting thrill with loss of life and urging caution amid rising road tragedies.
Step Boldly Over Difficulties Motivative Motto
A motivational note urges stepping boldly over obstacles. Each brave step strengthens resolve, making the road seem easier and more interesting, reducing grumbling as one grows more capable with every move.
General Falkenweyn Resigns as German War Minister
General Voh Falkenweyn submits his resignation as German war minister. The Kaiser accepts the resignation and appoints a successor to lead the wartime ministry as Germany restructures its frontline leadership during the conflict.
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Kaiser
Japan's Demands on China Raise Treaty Rights Fears
Japanese demands on China after occupying Kiauchau have surfaced in Peking. The 21 points seek German and Austrian concessions, pledge China not to grant future concessions to others, allow a special railway, and mining rights in Shantung and Wukien. If granted, it would concede large spheres of influence to Japan, harming treaty rights of other nations. Peking has not replied.
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Japan
China
Kiauchau
Peking
Shantung
Wukien
Manchuria
Mongolia
Yangts
Literacy Test Hearing At White House On Immigration Bill
Five hundred men and women fill the East Room for a public hearing before President Wilson on the literacy test in the immigration bill. Speakers from labor, public life and academia debate whether the test ensures fitness for citizenship or unfairly restricts immigration. Wilson plans to act soon, signaling a likely veto if the measure reaches his desk by midnight Thursday.
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White House
Wilson
United States
James A. Patten Testifies on Grain Prices and Mood
James A. Patten of the Chicago Board of Trade testified in the government suit against the call committee. He said optimism and pessimism influence grain prices beyond supply and demand, noting 1893 to 1896 saw widespread pessimism and poor prices nationwide.
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James A. Patten
Chicago Board of Trade
Call
Board of Trade
Patten
Mr. Patten
Cummins Attacks Wilson on Senate Ship Purchase Debate
Senator Cummins launched a vigorous attack on President Wilson's influence on legislation and on sentiments from the Indianapolis speech during Senate debate over the administration ship purchase bill.
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Wilson
Indianapolis
Senator Cummins
Senate
Arizona legislature passes mother’s pension bill
Widowers over sixty with children lacking means will receive a pension of 15 dollars a month for themselves and 8 dollars for each child under the new law. The bill, approved by the Arizona legislature, expands aid to eligible families facing hardship.
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Arizona
Fire service bill amends membership and service rules
Lincoln January discussion on a fire department bill limits engine and hose company membership to twenty five and sets property requirements. An amendment by Dafoe passed 40 to 35 despite protests from Hosettel er Harris Nichoks and Broome. An amendment to require ten years service in a volunteer fire department failed 38 to 33 after Trumble sought indefinite postponement with only thirteen in support.
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Lincoln
Trumble
Tower House
Dafoe
Hostetler and Harris
Nichoks
Broome
Anti-Nepotism Bill Killed in Omaha City Case
Lincoln January 27 The anti nepotism bill from Dodge of Vouglas to bar city employment of relatives of Omaha city commissioners failed in committee and again on the senate floor. Dodge fought for postponement while Sandall of York argued Omaha could not be treated apart. Some senators signaled a broader state bill may be offered within five days.
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Lincoln
Dodge
Vouglas
Omaha
Committee On
Senate
Sandall
York
Barrett named deputy attorney general of Nebraska
Dexter T. Barrett of Nelson has been appointed deputy attorney general by Attorney General Willis Reed of Madison. Barrett, to assume Feb 1 at the Paxton hotel, succeeds Andrew Morrissey who becomes chief justice of the Nebraska Supreme Court. Salary $1,800. He is Hastings College and University of Nebraska Law School educated, and is son-in-law of Congressman R D Sutherland. He has practiced law in the state for years.
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Omaha
Dexter T. Barrett
Nelson
Nebraska
Willis & Reed
Madison
Paxton
Barrett
Andrew Morrissey
Supreme Court
Hastings College
Law College
University of Nebraska
R D. Sutherland
Northwestern General Manager Sees Strong Farm Outlook
Omaha January 27 General Manager Walters returns from western Nebraska and reports nationwide prosperity. He notes farmers are enthusiastic about next year’s crop and high prices will drive the largest spring planting acreage in state history.
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Omaha
Walters
The
Northwestern
Nebraska
Sugar factory ends season with best beet crop in valley
Scottsbluff Neb Jan 27 The sugar factory closed the beet season saying the North Platte valley produced the largest crop yet. Manager Simmons calls the year most satisfactory and notes total output surpasses 500000 bags.
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Scottsbluff
Neb
North Platte Valley
Simmons
Murder Trial Draws Crowds in Lincoln County Neb
Hundreds crowd the Lincoln county courthouse in North Platte for the Roy Roberts murder trial. The defendant faces charges of killing Vernon Connett whose body was found in the Platte River last week. It is the county's first murder trial in twenty years.
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North Platte
Neb
Lincoln County
Roy Roberts
Vernon Connett
Platte River
Lincoln men lobby against automatic and pump shotguns
Lincoln residents J. T Hollingsworth and Tom A Marshall filed as lobbyists for Remington Arms to oppose proposed legislation banning automatic and pump shotguns in game hunting. Holmes named deputy game warden John Colmes of Orleans was appointed by Governor Morehead as one of three special deputies under Game and Fish Commissioner Rutendbeck. no other appointments have been made and terms have expired.
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Lincoln
J. T Hollingsworth
Tom A Marshall
Chicago
Remington Arms Company
War regulations on money orders eased for Europe
Omaha January 27 reports order rescinding August 3 1914 rule allowing post office money orders to foreign countries. Money orders may now be sent to all European nations as freely as before the outbreak of hostilities.
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Omaha
Apple Industry Drive Led by Loess Land and Orchard
Lincoln January 26 Development of Nebraska apple industry on a large scale is the aim of the Loess Land and Orchard company for which articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state.
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Lincoln
Secretary of State
Saengerfest Dates Set for Omaha Summer Event
The twenty-sixth national Saengerfest of the Saengerbund of the Northwest will be held in Omaha this summer with dates fixed from January 27 to July 24.
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Omaha
Northwest
Nebraska Reps Wrestle Over Employees Salaries and Warehouses
Lincoln January 27 A Nebraska bill by Dalby of Gage county shifts automobile registration from the secretary of state to the state board of irrigation highways and drainage with fees funding road work. The measure consolidates two bills and imposes new fees on motorcycles automobiles taxicabs and dealers plus directs funds to county road dragging. The session also considers salaries for legislative employees a $26 000 lump sum and a conference committee. Other items include a public money return from Panama-Pacific Expo fund raises, plans to reinvest school funds, Hitchcock resolution approval and a recount for Kelley Fults votes. Train service decisions await a railway commission ruling and election law amendments are proposed by Moorhead. Warehouse bills receive a public hearing.
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Lincoln
Dalby
Gage County
Pnalley
Nebraska Good Roads Association
State Board of Irrigation, Highways and Drainage
State Board
House
Legislative
Senate
Taylor
House Committee On
Norton
Steinmyer
Nebraska
Committee On Elections
Fults
Progressive Party
Burlington Railroad
State Railway Commission
Jincoin
Flastings
Trarley G. Moorhead
Omaha
Fraternal Lodges and Meetings Listed for Sidney Area
Local fraternal and auxiliary groups schedule monthly meetings across lodges and temples. Dates include second and fourth Tuesdays or Wednesdays, with officers named such as Elizabeth Cretnice Anna Whanr Frank Welch and others.
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Sidney, Nebraska
Our
Broad Republic
Clarke G. Powell
Baltimore American
Schlitz Beer
Tobin
Sidney
C. J. Hellwig
North Side
Blacksmith
Voh Falkenwayn
American Press Association
Cummins
Reed
Nelson Man
New Orchard Company
Irrigation Boand
Hall
Hitchcock
Howell
Quinby
Douglas
Quinhles
Kelley-Fults
the Telegraph Directory
Uwiteheoek
Geo
W. Norris McCook
Congressional
Usteict
Minkuldo
Jim Morehead
Jas Pearson
W of
Smith
Thomas Com
Beckman
Taylor Railroad Commissioners
Clarke T L
U. 8. Land Office
UE. Evans
Registar
Ira L. Bare
U 8 Land Office Alliance
Wood Register
W.J Ellis
CS Postoprfice
John T Mclntosh
Maggie Wesley
Sidney Fire Department
A. IX
Greenlee
C. Ce Eee Caae
Worden BP
R. Tobin
TL -Ching
Benasorial
B.K Bushee
Kimball
Wol. Bates
Sas
Lodgepole
Lth
G.m.grimes
Simon Fishman
Steesees
J. W. McDanial
Ritn
Gurley
Board Village
I. QO. Fundingsland
J.J. McIntosh Ke
J. Parks
Gus Wellner
Leslie Neubauer
Oler& Robt
A. Barlow
Feeeaoe Oe Ee
Sidney Public Schools
W.J. Braham
W. A. Vond
J. D. McMinen
Winifred Wood
Olive Mann
Canae Asaesth
Grace McFadden
Valeska
Royal Neighbors
Elizabeth Cretnice
Oracle
Anna Whanr
Fraunk Welch Lodge
F.& A.M. Wmeets
Hi. Schroepen
W. M. Lisain Neubader
Masonica Temple
Maxy McIstoin
W. M
Myitrin Nicholson
Aldney Lodge
CFF Couch
O. J
Anna Wright
N. G
Ella Winnings
Cheyenne
C. BF
SG Bixwy Co
Pe. L
Neubauer
Surihe
E. V. Sumner
Fo Johnson
Adj
S. Sheff
Sidney Camp
Wo Af A
Jos. Oberfelder, VC
R. A. Barnow
Sidney Lodge
F G. Griffith
M. W. W.J Shoemaker
Recorder
KOTM
Nelse Woolson
Sidney Lodge No
U. W
Ball
Mayme Davis
Ella Williams
Vallant Lodge No
Kalehtsof Pythhis
Odd Fellows Hall
Ec J Heilwig
Ot Melmesh
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