Sidneys Busy Week with Falls, Births, and Circus
The community notes a newborn girl to Mr and Mrs Allen Lough in Lodgepole and a string of visits, travels, and social events. Wotan Brothers of Maywood Milling tour the region reporting crop conditions superior to previous trips. Lew Mitchell brings Campbell Bros Circus to Sidney on July 18 with a nearly 400 person show, two performances, a grand street parade, and a no-gambling policy. Frank Stafford suffers a crushed finger at the job printing shop. W A Devine dies in Red Oak Iowa aged 42 after hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wotan Brothers
Maywood Milling Company
Maywood
Nebraska
Denver
Peetz
Sterling, Cole
Sidney and
Dalton
W. A. Devine
Red Oak
Iowa
James Divine
J. R. Divine
Sidney
Crete
Neb
Salem
Oregon
Lew Mitchell
Campbell Bros. Circus
Campbell Bros
Fireproof Smokehouse and Storeroom Construction? Old Directions
Directions from The Country Gentleman describe a combined two section building facing the dwelling. One half serves as a smokehouse with an ash pit and brick arch for smoke to rise into the upper room, which holds hams on hardwood planks. Smoking lasts about ten to twelve days and relies on vents and a dry, dark storeroom.
Advertised Letter List for Sidney Nebraska 1911
The Sidney Nebraska post office lists unclaimed letters with notice to callers to say advertised. Names include Raymond Bamford Edd Kaithe E C Shelton and others. The piece also notes Fourth of July visitors and local celebrations with several families and visitors mentioned by name.
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Sidney. Neb
Sidney Post Office
Raymond Bamford
Edd
Kaithe
E. C. Shelton
Property and Fear of Wealth in Nordau’s View
The excerpt contrasts the wealthy man fearing imminent loss with the poor envying privilege and seeking change. Nordau argues possessions are a fragile loan and existing society offers no just reason for poverty, prompting both sides toward upheaval in property ownership.
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Ife
Max Nordau
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Che Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Mutter
Ray Frame
Jliggins
Allen Lough
Lodgepole
Klein Orchestra
George Echart
Family
Cheyenne
C.E. Harper and Family
Frank Tobin
M. H. Tobin
Omaha
Harry Bixby
Wyoming
A. J. Davison
J. D Eckert
Britton
Mrs. Lowe
Dorothy Stewitts
Ann
Harriet Radcliffe
Whitelock
Bessie Johnson
Dorothy Hart
Mary McIntosh
Evelyn Doran
Phyllis Corbett
Frank Stafford
Sidney Telegraph
Sim
Union Pacific
Union In “Ay
Sidney, Neb
Colorado
Los Angeles
Faust Mall
Overland
Atlantic Express
J. Shoemaker
Dally
Ke & Arm and Garden
E. McLer
P. Churchill
GO. A Springmyer
Henry Weber
John Demers
Sunol
Sadie Cape
Fishman’s
Myrtle Taylor
Alliance
Chas. E. Cobby
Beatrice
City
Joseph E. Cobby
Whitelocks
R. O. Bolton
Tricnens
Ernest Hietz
Miss Evans
Mr. Kuntzen
Lou Garey
Lon Garey
Elmer Robbins
Ed Puthoff
Little Jeannette
Big Consolidated Railroad
America
Aeriel Lamys
Zahid
Totoni
Leo DeBarr
Holland
Seely
Black’s Dog Circus
Esquimes
Ali
D. E. F. Ward
DE J K. Elms
North Platte
Joseph Oberfelder
United States
KF C. Beebe
Cleburne Block
Henry E. Gapen
Cheyenne Co
Court House
Sipney, Neb
Gapen Building
J.$. Hoagland
W.V Hoagland
Hoagland & Hoagland
Norvy Platte
Leroy Martin
First National Bank
Frank L. Doty
1St National Bank
A A. Sharp
Telegraph Office
P. O
Clara
H. E. Mantor
L F. Demers & Son
Will Bulldt
Variety Store
Edison
Victor
Chichesters
Chichester