Advertised Letters List and Local News From Sidney Neb
The Sidney Nebraska post office lists unclaimed letters headed by Mra Arthur Brady and others. Miss Marguerite Eger of Lexington is visiting Edith Martin. Mr and Mrs Wyatt head for Fort Morgan Colorado with son Gilbert. Oldershaw residence expansion under T E Woods. J A Bentley’s father dies in Des Moines and burial in Toledo Iowa. The Bentleys were summoned by illness. Lone thoughts note closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney. Neb
Sidney Poast
Arthur Brady
F. R. Baker
Frank Baker
Brannock
W.E. Murphy G S. Millett
Iales
Paron
Grace Young Joseph A Zahn
E. McLernon
Marguerite Eger
Lexington
Nebraska
Edith Martin
Sidney
J. A. Bentley
Des Moines
Iowa
Toledo
Bentleys
Local Notes From Sidney and Vicinity
I E Stokes visits Sidney with his mother while James Hazelwood and other residents report homestead work. Oakley connections include Ruth Odette of Denver visiting Ollie Camblin and Osler from the Denver Music Company in Sidney. Crops look fine after rain. various families take trips and attend illnesses. Teddy Zimmer’s dog dies. library donations received. Mrs Dawson travels to San Francisco for ailing relative. A picnic at Krueger's Lake and price boosts in garden produce noted. Weather crops and birds o er a hopeful tone as new aviation landmarks spark imagination.
Dreadnought Sevas launched and other midsection items
Russia unveils first dreadnought Sevas at Baltic works while The Cincinnati Price Current notes a drop in hogs sold. In Texas a mother killed her three children and herself during a heat wave. Archbishop O Connor dies of Brights disease in Toronto. Patrick Curran fights Jack Johnson to finish in Dublin. Ad Wolgast defends lightweight title by KO in San Francisco. Grady bill vetoed in New York. Robbers loot State Bank of Byars, Oklahoma for 4000 dollars. Taft names Even R Young to Ecuador post. Railroad engineers gain wage hike. Hirth flies Munich Berlin in five hours forty five minutes. Jacobi elected AMA president. Atlantic City chosen for 1912 convention. National bank reserves rise above required levels. Typhoid outbreak cited in Englewood. Fatal auto crash near Brad dock. Bandits rob Oregon train. Lt Col Foster dies from fractured skull. Teran is shot in Quito. McNamara stamps to fund defense. Havre Paris express wrecked but no injuries. Coronation festivities include 100000 children at Crystal Palace. Stella Hodge held after Amann murder in Warren. Paul de Longpre dies in Los Angeles. Suspect Caplan under London surveillance for extradition. Taft pushes treaties with Honduras and Nicaragua. Burns arrested for extortion via letter. Catholic university to welcome women. Sisters plan coed college in Chicago. Antitrust probe eyes International Harvester. South Nakotans seek 2-1/2 cent fare. 2-cent law deemed hardship.
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Russia
Sevastopul
Cincinnati
McCrary
Lockney
Tex
Dennis O'Connor
Toronto
Bright
Jack Johnson
Patrick Curran
London
Dublin
Ad Wolgast
Owen Moran
San Francisco
Grady
Dix
New York
State Bank of
Byars
Okla
Taft
Even R. Young
Plankinton
S. C
Ecuador
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hirth
Munich
Berlin
Englewood
J. F. Trueman
Wheeling
Edward Ward
Charles Irwin
Pittsburg
Braddock
Southern Pacific
West Fork
Ore
Fred W. Foster
Fifth
United States Cavalry
Honolulu
Emilio Maria Teran
Great Britain
Quito
Quirola
McNamara
J. J. McNamara
Federation of Labor
Havre
Paris
Pont de L’arche
Louiieres
King George
Crystal Palace
Emil Amann
Warren, Pa
Stella Hodge
Philadelphia
Warren
David Caplan
England
Honduras
Nicaragua
Senate
P. T. Hallahan
Edward J. Burns
Catholic University At Washington
Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin
Chicago
International Harvester Company
National Banking Association
Lobeck
Nebraska
John H. Gates
Northwestern Railway
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Ebe
Sidney and
Cheyenne County
Pont
Sim
Union Pacific
Sidney, Wes
Overland Limited
Colorado Express
California
Oregon
Expr
Los Angeles Limited
Mall and Express
Fert
Atlantic Express
Mail and Express
Pvt
M. W. J. Shoemaker
Sidney, Neb
Bridgeport
Sterling Loval
United States
Canada
M. A. Shipman
Orton W.wakeley
Omaha
Mr. Wyatt
Fort Morgan
Colorado
Gilbert
John Oldershaw
T. E. Woods
Oldershaw
I. E. Stokes
James Hazelwood
Ruth Odette
Denver
Ollie Camblin
Osler
Denver Music Company
Myrtle Lancaster
Peetz
Dorothy Hart
Bessie Johnson
Mary McIntosh
Tobin Ranch
Hink
Maggie Kelly
Dalton
Ethel Bloom
Scottsbluff
Kimball
Ziebert
Shirley Wilson
H. Schaff
Grand Island
LL. Hiscock
Marquette
Teddy
Frederick Zimmer
C. D. Essig
T. B. Dawson
Frances Hart
Dorothy Stewitts
Don Ahrens
Paul Martin
Jack Sager
Anne Radcliffe
Krueger's
Sodtown
Will Moore
Bleriot
George Parks
Laura Belle Johnson
Beatrice Coleman
Chappell
Helen Williams
Jamita Johnston
Sane Fourth Movement
Abraham Jacobi
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
Paul de Longpre
Los Angeles
Big Consolidated
America
Aeriel Lamys
Zahid
Totoni
Leo DeBarr
Holland
Seely
Black’s Dog Circus
Esquimos
Sidney Electric Service Co
The
Telegraph
Variety Store
Edison
Victor
Jackson Furniture Co
Dej K. Elms
North Platte
Joseph Oberfelder
KF C. Beebe
Gapen Block
J.- E. F. Ward
Neb
Cleburne Block
Henry E. Gapen
Cheyenne Co
Court House
Gapen Building
Hoagland
W. V. Hoagland
Hoagland & Hoagland
Attorneys AT Law
Norry Puatre
Leroy Martin
First National Bank
Prank L. Doty
1St National Bank
A A. Sharp
P. O
Clara, Neb
JF. H. E. Mantor
L F. Demers & Son
Lanos
Livons & Son O'Kane Building
Sidney, Nes
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