Visits and social notes from Sidney and vicinity
Mrs M Ramella visits relatives at Trumbull Nebraska. Chas Peterson and wife from Oakland California visit Sidney friends early this week. Minnie Joyce of Denver guests Bassett home en route Cheyenne. Ray Smith summer plows forty five acres for winter wheat and 120 acres of spring wheat. Rev A Corkey of Wayne Nebraska in the city this week and owns nine miles west land. Mr and Mrs Shirley Wilson and son of Omaha and Mr and Mrs Schaff of Grand Island guests of Mr and Mrs Ziebert. The Wilson party traveled in Mr Wilsons touring car. Mrs Charles Harper hosts T N Club last Wednesday July 3 with flags carnations and a four course lunch. An ideal hostess and memorable occasion for the club ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Smith
A. Corkey
Wayne, Neb
Sidney
Shirley Wilson and Son
Omaha
Mrs. Schaff
Grand Island
Mrs. Ziebert
Mr. Wilson
Charles Harper
T. N. Club
Local Notes and Gatherings Across Alliance and Surroundings
Monday reports Theresa Morfeld back at Alliance Normal while Mrs. Essig hosted Earl and Avis North of Bridgeport on the 4th. Several residents returned home from visits, and a large 4th of July party took place at John P. Fischer’s ranch. Wheat crops faced hail damage and one farmer lost his entire crop, with others hopeful for a rally. A rattlesnake bite injured Mrs. Arthur Sweet, but she, and their cows, are recovering as they relocate to Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Fischer
South Divide
Mr. Fischer
Mrs. Fischer
Arthur Sweet
Sidney
Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker Dies in San Francisco
Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker of Denver, former president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, died in San Francisco after an operation for intestinal trouble. She had led national women’s club work and was a prominent civic figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Platt Decker
Denver
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
San Francisco
Hilles Chosen as Chairman of Republican National Committee
Charles D Hilles, who served as President Tafts secretary, was selected to lead the Republican national committee ensuring party organization and strategy through the upcoming political cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D Hilles
Taft
Republican National Committee
Fiend Murders Young Girl in New York
The body of Julia Connors, a young New York girl who vanished Saturday, was found on an ash heap bearing forty one stab wounds. Police launch murder investigation and seek clues to the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Connors
New York
Third Party Convention Set For August Fifth
A call has been issued for a convention of progressives to meet in Chicago on August 5. The gathering aims to coordinate third party efforts and discuss political strategies for challenging the major parties this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Educators Elect Teachers Go On Record For Uniform Marriage Law
National Education Association meeting in Chicago endorses uniform federal marriage and divorce law, opposes compulsory military training in schools, and backs woman suffrage. E T Fairchild elected president amid disputes with Chicago teachers over campaign tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Fairchild
Chicago
E. VT. Fairchild
Topeka
Kan
National Education Association
Congress
National Bureau of Education
Progressives
Old Guard
Sidney entries reveal local government and club listings
The Sidney page lists national and state officials and lanes of public bodies for the 30th Senatorial District and 14th Representative District. It includes land office staff, post office, fire department, and county officers. Also shown are alliance, fair, library, and club leaders, along with church and fraternal society appointments in Sidney.
Houge Sharman wed at Methodist parsonage
Louis P Houge and Ethel E Sharman, popular Sidney residents, married at the Methodist parsonage by Rev E J Hayes on Wednesday afternoon July 10. Attendants were Edward C Andersen and Christina Anderson. They plan a Burlington honeymoon then settle on Houge’s farm near Sidney. The groom is son of Albert M Houge and the bride daughter of William Sharman. Mrs Ives of Marble Colorado and Sadie Davis of St Peter Minnesota were married by County Judge Gapen at his office on Friday July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis P Houge
Ethel E. Sharman
Sidney
E. J. Hayes
Edward C., Andersen
Christina Anderson
Ives
Marble, Colo
Sadie Davis
St. Peter, Minn
Gapen
Chamberlains Liniment Promises Quick Muscle Relief
An old advertisement touts Chamberlains Liniment as best for sore muscles from hard exercise or injury and for pneumatic pains. It promotes availability through all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Elks Elect Officers At Portland Convention
Thomas B Mills of Superior Wisconsin was chosen grand exalted ruler of the Elks. Dr C P Ward of Pasadena California was elected grand loyal knight and Edward T Each of New York No 1 was re elected treasurer. Rochester New York likely to be chosen as 1913 convention city as all opposition withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace C. Strachan
Brooklyn
Fairchild
Miss Strachan
New York
Katherine PD. Blake
Mathilda Coffin Ford
Chicago
Chicago Principals Club
Colorado
L. R. Alderman
Oregon
Agnes S. Howe
California
Ada van Stone Clarris
Virginia
Amelia C Fruchte
Missouri
Cornelia Hultz
Michigan
Portland
Ore
Thomas B Mills
Superior
Wis
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
C P Ward
Pasadena
Cal
Edward T.each
Rochester
N. Y
United States Leads in Olympic Events at Stockholm
Stockholm July 10 The United States leads by five points across all events including swimming athletics shooting and other sports per the officials tally. The current scores list United States 59 Sweden 54 Great Britain 36 France 17 South Africa 11 Germany 11 Denmark 10 Finland 8 Norway 7 Italy 5 Hungary 4 Russia 3 Austria 3 Greece 8 Holland 1 Australia 1.
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Stockholm
United States
Sweden
Great Britain
France
South Africa
Germany
Denmark
Finland
Norway
Italy
Hungary
Russia
Austria
Greece
Holland
Australia
Engineer Schmidt intoxicated before wreck in Corning inquiry
Corning July 11 testimony at the coroner's inquest states engineer William Schroeder of the express train, which rear ended a Lackawanna passenger train causing forty deaths last Thursday, appeared intoxicated within four hours of boarding the engine. Charles Klap arath of Kimira testified to the condition.
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the Telegraph
Sidaty and
Cheyline County
Nebr
Mu Matter
Union Pacific
Trey An
Sidney, Neb
Overland Limited
Colorado Express
California & Oregon
Los Angeles Limited
Mall and Express
Pvt
Atlantic Express
Los Angeles
Prt
Bridgeport
Sterling
Canada
M. A. Shipman
L. W Wakeley
Nebraska
Deople
KNOW
Chas. Peterson
Oakland, Calif
Minnie Joyce
Bassett
Cheyenne
Theresa Morfeld
Alliance
Lennie Darnell
Florence Dugger
F. A. Jack
Laramie
Wyoming
A. 8. Hardy
J. W. McDaniel
George Parks
Chappell
Newton Witters
Gould
E. J. Sweet
Dr. Ward
Winston
Mr. Pearson, Sr
Gus Wellner
Cheyenne County Fair Association
Court House
Hilley
Third Party
Signor Tassoni
Imperial Guards
Sunny
the River Sisters
Berniece Lathrop
J. Everist Cathell
Abraham Lincoln
Harwood Robert Manlove
George H. Bradford
the Dunbar Singing Orchestra
Litchfield Trio
James G. Whiting
Nashville Serenaders
Alonzo Moore
Frank L. Loveland
the Telegraph Directory
U. S. Senate
Witchcock
Norris Brown
Kearney
Public Lands and
Land Office J. EB. Pivaus
L. Bare
Iceks. Co
H Aldrics
M. R. Hopewal
A. Wart
Barton
Worth Platte
U. 8. Land Office Alliance, W.W
S S
John T. McIntosh
Edward Shoemaker
Maggie Kelley
Sidney Commercial Club
BE. E Robinson
W. J. Shoemaker Ty
Cheyenne CO Fair Association
Sidney Fire Department
FX Rilea
R A. Blake
Kt. A. Barlow
E.D Worden
F. B. Tobin
Flw
Wath
W. V. Hoagland
North Platte
K. Busbee
Kinball
13Th Judicial District
M.grimes
E. A. Cary
Simon Pishman Sherif
Fat
Barrow
Lodgepote
B. Halston
Higgins
Lewis Hrott
Sextorp
Boars Village
Sidney E.W. Ziebert
J.J. McIntosh
Herman Schroeder &, E. L. Jackson W. FF. Bassett Leslie Neubauer
Robt. A. Barlow
Jas.l.mcintosh
A K. Greenlee
Leroy Martin
J. A. Beatley
Fishman Mine
L. O. Foodingsland
Sidney Public Schools
W.J Braham
Alford Haana
Mabel F. Murray
L. Amelia Wehrs
Frances Parks
Ruth Jackson
Mach Brown
Anna McFadden
Valeska Neubauer
Churches Methodist Episcopal Church
Lobb
Epworth
E Jraves
Catholic Church
James Doason
Kampmans
Jo J Kavaxaan
Royal Neighbors
Tony Maris
Oracle
Anna Wright
Frank Welch Lodge
H. Schroeper
W. M. Lesure Neubater
Providence
Masonic Temple
Many McIntosh
W. M. Mas
Susie Bassett
Sidney Lodge
C. F
C.F Ligsstartr
N. G. Cc
J. Hellwig
Rebecca Degree
Maragaret Worpen
N. G
Evin Williams
Arxay O. P. L. Neubauer
E. V. Sumner
G. A.R
S. Sakrrer
Adj
E. Kruse
Sidney Camp
M. W.of A
Joseph Oberfelder
R. A. Barlow
A.O. U. W. Meate
E. L Foster
M. W. W.J. Shoemaker
Recorder
K.O.T.M
Aras
Nelse W Olson
CL. H. Bordwall
Sidney Lodge No
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O. O. BP
Mahoaryt WorDen
H. Ella Williams
Lady Rittenhouse Hive
Maccabees
I. 0
C. F. Hall
Mas.low
Grivritra
L Oo
Grack Bartow
R.K
Houge-Sharman
Ives Davis
Etta Hughes
Louis F. Hughes
Wayne County
Iowa
ELKS
Thomas B. Mills
Wisconsin
Nebraska Telephone Co
ATEC
Bell Telephone
Schroeder
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