Bunker Hill Farmers Union Meeting and Local Social
The Bunker Hill Farmers Union met at the Bunker Fill school house Thursday night with good attendance. Local residents visited Sidney shopping, and many neighbors joined gatherings at homes of Beyer, Borcher, and Bales families. Visitors from Chicago and Colorado arrived to spend time with relatives, while local hosts hosted dinners and Sunday calls at several homes.
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Farmers Union
Bunker Fill
Sidney
Wm. Borcher
Chicago
Wade Bales
St. Collins
Colo
Henry Schmidt
Glen Bales
Theo. Borcher
Chris Rohde
John Borcher
William Borcher
H. B. Whiterock
Ray Spiker
Babe
Ernest Hill
John Engel
Wm. Rohde
T. C. Spiker
Opal
Gien Bules
Feeding teething babies with cracker substitutes
A suggestion to use round educator crackers instead of ivory or rubber teething rings. The crackers are made from finely pulverized cereals and baked until very hard, so only small particles dissolve in the baby's mouth.
NINE DIE IN WRECK AT BLOODY CREEK NEAR ARNOLD TA
NINE people died and twenty one injured when Minneapolis & St. Louis northbound No 1 plunged into Bloody Creek a half mile north of Arnold Iowa after a bridge failed in heavy rains. The engine and mail car toppled into the stream with several other passenger cars derailed. Doctors at Mercy hospital Fort Dodge said fatalities unlikely beyond two in serious condition. Dead include B F Reilly Livermore Ia C F Woods Imogene Ia A Batty address unknown Henry Dawson Otho Ia Mrs T J Dysland Depew Ia Mrs Ryan Grand Junction Ia child of Mrs Ruth Kulp LaeSar Minn and two unidentified men.
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Humboldt
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Bloody Creek
Arnold
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
B. PF. Reilly
Livermore
C. F. Woods
Imogene
A. Batty
Henry Dawson
Otho
T. J. Dysland
Depew
Ryan
Grand Junction
Ruth Kulp
Lasear
Minn
Ban Johnson Behind Plate
A look at Ban Johnson today contrasts with his past as a catcher in college and a semi pro game. His early risk taking and parents’ objections led to an injury that ended his playing days and began his rise in baseball administration.
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Big Ban Johnson
Ban
Thirst That Follows the Heat Sodas Draw Cooling Attention
A nostalgic ad copy promotes thirst quenching sodas as pure rich and delicious until the last drop. It touts a warm body satisfied by cool pleasing surroundings and invites readers to enjoy a refreshing retreat from the heat.
Bassett's Pharmacy Triple Checks Prescriptions for Accuracy
Bassett's Pharmacy reminds customers that every prescription brought in undergoes triple checking to eliminate any chance of error, emphasizing meticulous verification as a core service.
Woman resigns from state board of control in Nebraska
Lincoln Neb Mrs A G Peterson of Aurora the first woman member of the state board of control tendered her resignation to Governor Me Kelvie and it was accepted. She originally signified resigning on April 16 and has already left the board as the resignation became effective July 1. The governor cited ill health and inability to carry the heavy duties as the reason.
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Lincoln, Neb
A. G. Peterson
Aurora
State Board of Control
Me.Kelvie
Peterson
McKelvie
Petergon
Lincoln Adjutant General Reorganizes Nebraska National Guard
Adj Gen Paul and Maj Stein return from Scotts Bluff reporting the first national guard company mustered under the new law. Gering, Crawford, Alliance, Gordon, Mitchell, Bayard and others plan units. Mitchell to be mustered within two weeks. Officers express strong optimism about the guard’s reorganization.
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Lincoln
Neb
Adj
Paul
Maj
Stein
Military Department of State
Scottsbluff
National Guards
Gering
Crawford
Alliance
Gordon
Mitchell
Bayard
Tariffs Suspended On Burlington Grain Rates
Washington DC inter state commerce commission suspends Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad tariffs for higher grain rates until November 2 pending investigation.
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Washington, D. C
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commmission
Plane Crash Kills Three at Marina Field in San Francisco
An airplane carrying two men and a 10 year old boy struck a high voltage wire near the Marina flying field and crashed in flames, killing all aboard and burning their bodies.
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San Francisco
Cal—l
Marina
Blackberry Wine Added to Tax List For Permitted sale
Washington DC bureau of internal revenue added Blackberry cordial and wild cherry wine to the intoxicating liquors list. Only individuals with issued permits may purchase these beverages under the new regulation.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Ashes Scattered From Plane Over Statue of Liberty
Mrs. Sarah D. Brown who died here had her ashes scattered over the Statue of Liberty from a seaplane in a plan written and sealed fourteen years ago, complying with her final wishes.
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Plane
New York
Sarah D. Brown
Wreck Victims Saved After Bolshevik Steamer Sinks
A Dagblad dispatch from Helsingfors Finland reports all 2 000 war prisoners aboard the Bolshevik steamer sunk in the Neva river were saved. The news cites a Helsingin source confirming no fatalities among those aboard the vessel.
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Neva
Helsingfors
Finland
Wisconsin and Chicago to renew grid battles at Stagg Field
The University of Wisconsin football team plans annual games with Chicago at Stagg Field for five years. The report notes ongoing sports expansion, the Polo Association adds an army representative Col. William Lassiter as first delegate to promote the sport in the U S Army. Lou Dillon, renowned trotting queen, foals a bay colt by Etawah in her tenth and final foal.
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University of Wisconsin
Chicago
Staggfield
Lou Dillon
Etawah
C. K. G. Billings
The
Polo Association
Army
United States Army
Col
William Lassiter
Car Sale Promise Questioned Over One Year Guarantee
A reader questions a seller's claim of a one year guarantee for a car. The message notes concern about the vehicle, repairs, and overall trust in the deal. The tone is wary and seeks clarification on what was promised.
No Change In Fish Hook Design
A traditional claim notes that fish hooks have been produced with the same design for two millennia, preserving a foundational tool design used across generations.
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Bunker Hill
Fred Beyer
Glen Rules
Kodaks
Cuba
Havana Country Club
C. R. Pinney
Marianna Ogilvie
A. D. Boyle
Martha Kelly
Springfield
Ohio
Boyle
Pinney
New Zealand
Bridge
Iowa
Ban Johnson
Johnson
Paris Green
Bassett’s Pharmacy
Women Quits Board of Control
Burlington
Gossp Maimong
France
Carpentier
Kalamazoo
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston College
Oberfelder Building
U. P
the People’s Fruit and Produce Co
County Court House
Sidney, Nebr
Cheyenne County
Nebr
Wellner
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