Eight Indian skeletons found along rail grade near Haig
Eight complete skeletons were uncovered eight miles west of Haig where the railroad grade crosses the public road. Dr. Young rescued skulls and bones for study with a University of Nebraska skull to be sent. The remains likely belong to ancient inhabitants, well preserved but now in poor condition, dating back centuries. Skeletal finds near Scotts Bluff are linked to relics from a million years past.
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Haig
Dad” Sprague
Aro Giaoce
Union Pacific
Young
University of Nebraska
Scotts Bluff
Page
Bob” Gilder
Omaha
Gilder
America
Gering
Midwest
Farmer’s Favor in Deflation Hits Farmers Hard
The Iron Trade Review notes that wholesale indices show farm products only 16 percent above 1918 levels while clothing and fuels soar. Farmers face higher retail costs though selling at wholesale, hurting overall demand as rural Americans near half the population. A large grain yield with lower costs could stabilize business, aided by crop-moving credit.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Iron Trade Review
Terrorism paralyzes Philadelphia families during shipyard strike
On a hot summer day in Philadelphia families face terror as ice and milk are withheld, meat and bread refused, and threats target households tied to Cramp shipyards. Eleven cases are verified with dealers warned to avoid sales to these families, leaving children hungry and weak.
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Philadelphia
Cramp
Cramp’s
Man Refuses Mission Fund Says Money for Heathen
A Pittsburg Chronicle Telegram item describes a church scene where a man refuses to donate to foreign missions. The collector pressures him, offering to let him take something from the bag, insisting the money is for the heathen.
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Pittsburg
Too Late Then Says a Georgia Philosopher
A Georgia philosopher from the Atlanta Constitution muses that in time people will see things so clearly they will long to return to their current place, wishing for a return ticket.
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Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Sidney Nurse
Help for weak kidneys and urinary disorders with Doan's Kidney Pills. Doan's has been used for 50 years and endorsed by 50,000 people including Mrs. Frank B. Nolan of Sidney who recommends them for irregular kidney function. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
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Bright
Dean
Doan
Sidney
Frank B. Nolan
Laundry Request Noted For Taxi Command
A terse directive reads Send it to the laundry followed by a taxi instruction and a telephone cue marked 161, implying a coded logistics note or operational shorthand. Authorities or reporters should verify context from the originating source for precise meaning and use.
Nebraska credit association financial statement 1921
State of Nebraska Cheyenne County. Leon Fine secretary swears the condition statement of the association is true and correct to the best of knowledge. Approved by directors C J Mann Lena J Jessen C S Radcliffe. Subscribed and sworn July 9 1921 by Henry E Gapen Notary Public. Seal.
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Sidney Loan & Building Association
Sidney
Nebraska
Ss. I
Leon Fine
C. J. Mann
Lena J. Jessen
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Russia
Phladelphia Ledger
Farmer’s
Iran
Ees Bee Gawe
Eescees
State of Nebraska
Cheyenne Coun
Burlington Depot
CWO One
Cord
The
American Bank
M. E. Pettibone
McIntosh Block
AGS
Virgil Marsh
Vevicy
Nebr
Tee Plant
E. B. Young, Prop
Titan Tractor
P&o
Thor
Kratz Abstract Company
Stuht-Iink Bldg
General Insurance
Baite 2
Essig Bleck
Western Land Company
HUNK
Pres
Sidney, Nebr
Sidney, Nebraska
L. Uptegrove
Union Pacific Hotel
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