Open car concert thrills North Platte crowds
J R Jones arrives in Sidney to manage harvest duties after weeks away in Gosper county. Fires and mishaps spark chatter as Hon John M Adams takes the register chair. World’s Fair trip for Essig and Tyrone Allen ends with Ohio plans. Camp Fire prep for Sumner Post 12. Boyer returns from river with water training. Band concerts open a new series, Prof Wieland elevates the 21st band’s standing in western Nebraska.
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J R Jones
Sidney
Gosper County
John M Adams
IL E Gapen
P Musbeid
Joe. Essig
Tyrone Allen
Chicago
Ohio
John Boyer
Phurscday
Boyer
North Platte Rive
Wieland
Nebraska
Straw Hats and local notes in Sidney columns
A cluttered Sidney Telegraph page notes straw hats from five cents at Obere Tides and Carruth the jeweler offering glasses. It mentions local visitors, business in Sidney, an accident injuring Barlow, and routines of merchants Doran & Sons and the Durand sisters. Also references dates, prices, and upcoming reduced prices from a pawnbroker or merchant named Strange.
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Carruth
Dames Mitchell
Bronson
Spiciacles
Ier Jackett
Denel
Thompson
Peter Reelew
Sidney Pacaday
Frank Bates
Rel Pots
E Feneske
Lodge Pole
Barlow
Lodge Pule
Hugh Henry
Potter
John Fishee
South Divide
Frmers
Sidney Tuesd
Sarah Glenn
Table Land
PB. Wilcox
O F. Waltman
W. A. Strong
Kedington
Doran &Sons
Sidney
Marcia
Rebeccah Durand
Fragmentary Note Prompts Quiet Reflection
A fragmented, unclear passage reflects on relapse and solitude during study. It hints at inner struggle and the pull of companionship or support while the subject is alone with thoughts of Barai or Neleo. The text remains incomplete and enigmatic.
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Barai
Neleo
World’s Fair Buildings and Rail Line Ad Features
An old newspaper fragment touts men’s coats at 35 cents and travel by the Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line with no car changes. It highlights World’s Pair Buildings, travel amenities, palace sleeping cars, and rail service across Chicago to Omaha, with references to agents and dates.
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Union Pacific & North Western
Chicago
Omaha
Suth St
Indy
Union Pacificand Northwestern Line
Uoion Paci
EA Breisn
Sidney
Neb
Milwaukee & St Pal
West
Nash
Howe
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Tory Gus Wedner
Brunswick
Heberts
Capital
Sam Clay
Mrs. Dawson
Brunswick Mit
Drunswick
Neeves
Ogalalla
V.E Wire
Greenwood
Cary&Lyon
John Haggerty
North River
Olkens
Capitol
Geo Jenner
F C Jones
Adnog Ranch
Weakley
Tobey
K- Peer
P. J. Gerhart
Julesburg
Doius
Yelton
Cedar ’Creek
Gus’Wellner
Old St
Sim
Roy Laing
Lawrence Fort
Mol Earle
North Platte
Litney
Joe Hebert
Moreland
Crammer
Town
Norcross
McConnell
Ladie
A. A. Riexen
Dresser
Thinois
Farner Nelson
Tusler
JT. E. Seback
Sin
Switgart
Swingart
Lexington
Gothenburg
Cerad
M. Cohn
Louis Jessons
Round House
County Alliance
C.C Crawl
Gate City Billiard Table Co
Solin Daugherty
Springfield
Ilinois
Robert Scberfelder
New York
Cheyenne County
Kruegar
Landford (Ramer
Pacific
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Montgomery, Ward & Co
A. Tuppen
Neelson
Greenwood Ranche
der. Webster
Doran
Das
Black Jack
Sig
Barty
Obaye County
Nebr
Conia
Praia
Trapolta
VaenWeel
Severn Tre
Everybody's Law Book
Tvubushber
Os State Ave
Pt Terrae Db
Gail Hasulton
Ag Thys Sasurly
Jilutee
Henry Billpurco
Norwich
Conn
Novas
Clara
Post Afiee
Watts
Will Dee Tor
Sabeiite
Stydes
Aishes
Mer Henry Poran
Lished
Tlainess
Nets
E. Doran & Son
Will
J. Buss
Keystons Watch Case Co
Philadelphia
Cheyen
Cary & Lyon
D, McAleese
Pearl
McAleeseh & Pease
Glenwood
California
Republican Family Paper
Orme
The
United States
New York Weekly Tribune
Tile Sidney
N. Y
Weekly Tribune
Sidney Telegraph
Siduvy Nebraskt