Parks Bros Electric repair ad and Denver trip notes
Repair if you have an electric appliance in need of repair bring it to Parks Bros Electric Co for expert attention. Mr and Mrs Owens returned the first of the week from a vacation trip to Denver Estes Park and other Colorado resorts with Miss Owens brother Daniel Kennedy and son of Minnesota.
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Erin
Parks Bros. Electric CO
Owens
Denver
Estes Park
Colorado
Miss Owen
Daniel Kennedy
Minnesota
Big tract Nebraska land released for homesteading
Four thousand acres in Garden County Nebraska once part of the Everett Kidred ranch are restored to homestead entry under the Kincaid act. Land titles were cancelled by a 1912 St. Louis court decision. Entries open July 28 with a filing period to September 25. Filing fee is 14 dollars, refundable if unsuccessful. Soldiers may file 20 days before July 23 and some may be chosen by lot. Local land office at Alliance will send details.
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Alliance
Poultry Prescriptions Boost Early Laying Claims
Oklahoma poultry raiser Mr Williams hails Dr LeGear's Poultry Prescription for reducing chick loss and speeding pullet laying by a month or two. The ad promises rapid chick development with n prepared feed, offering satisfaction or money back.
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Mr. Williams
Oklahoma
Dr. LeGear
DR. L. D. Legear
St. Louis
Telegraph Job Printing Inquiry Preview
A fragmentary notice references The Telegraph offering job printing services. It mentions a trial or sample work and invites readers to engage for printing needs. The readable text emphasizes service capability and customer invitation.
Court Reverses Action on Governor McKelvie Code Referendum
The Nebraska Supreme Court reversed its prior stance, ruling it lacks jurisdiction in the suit over the referendum on Governor McKelvie’s administrative code law. The decision keeps the reorganization in effect, barring voter repeal in November, after earlier rulings questioned petition text requirements.
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Nebraska Supreme Tribunal
Lincoln
Neb
State Supreme Court
McKelvie
Supreme Court
Teacher fined for teaching German under Siman law
In Aurers Nebraska County Judge Fred Jeffers found Robert T. Meyer guilty of teaching German in Zion parochial school area under the Siman foreign language law. Meyer taught 1 to 1 30 pm daily. he was fined 25 dollars plus costs and posted bond to appeal to district court. This was the first case under the Siman law. County Attorney Jr. Ei Edgerton prosecuted. C E B Sandall of York defended.
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Aurers
Neb
Fred Jeffers
Robert T. Meyer
Meyer
Zion
Hampton
Supreme Court
Church
Jeffers
Body of Nebraskan Found Near Waco Railroad
The mangled body of Henry Menebroker, a wealthy Nebraska farmer missing since June 17, was found on a railroad right of way four miles from Taylor, about 100 miles south of Waco. Identified by C. F. Smith of Waco, officers differ on whether he was killed by a train or took his own life. His home is near Clearwater, Nebraska, with a search begun June 24.
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Waco
Tex
Henry Menebroker
Nebraska
Taylor
C. F. Smith
Menebroker
Clearwater
Neb
Thousands of Cars for Wear Reported by Railroads
Chicago railroads received notice from the Interstate Commerce Commission that 27 750 empty cars were ordered delivered to western lines by eastern routes. Major General William C Gorgas, former surgeon general, died in London of Brights disease after serving on sanitary missions. Fargo ND predictions from the Fargo Forum favored William Langer for governor, estimating Lynn J Frazier's margin at 5000 to 7500 votes.
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Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Lines
London
William C. Gorgas
United States Military Forces
Bright
Gorgas
England
Frazier
North Dakota
Fargo
N. D
Fargo Forum
William Langer
Lynn J. Frazier
Houses Moved as Missouri River Flood Tugs Bankland
Sioux City reports several Dakota City homes were relocated minutes before the Missouri River flood eroded the riverbank, pulling the houses into the current and leaving debris along the shore.
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Sioux City
Missouri River
Dakota City
Harvest reports show ample harvest hands available
Topeka Kansas crop report from the State Department of Agriculture notes that harvest is booming and there is no significant shortage of harvest hands in any locality.
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Topeka
Kan
State Department of Agriculture
Hhe
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Parks Bros. Elec. CO
Kratz Land and Title CO
A. R. LE Sueur
Sidney, Nebrasea
Warren & Hodgkin
R. E. Roche
M. D
Dre. Ray E. Witham
Stewitts
Sidney
L. Montgomery
D. C
Scientific Optician
Virgil Marsh
Joseph Oberfelder
United States
Nebr
C. E. Harper
C. M. Wright
Motor Service
C. W. Hornaday
Chas. L. Cooper
Shep
Old Court House
Jones Furniture & Under
W. C. Campbell
Roettger
DE. W. M. Kimpston
Sidney, Neb
H. E. Mantor, M. D
Osbern
S.R. Sweet Contractor and Builder
Union Pacific Hotel
Rose Street
Frank A. Barger
Osteopathic
Stewarts
Ericson
Daniel
Garden County
Kansas
Victor and Brunswick
Victor Shop
F. C. Burgess
S. H. Snyder Merchant Tailor
Sidney, Nebe
Burlington Depot
C. W. Zire
Veternarian
Sidney Motor Co
Ford Moron Co
FORD
F. O. B. Detroit
Fordson Tractor
F. O. B. Dearborn
Mich
Sidney, Motor ¢ Co
Sidney, Nebraska
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