Local Trains Change Stops Between Sidney Bridgeport and Sterling
Passenger trains No s d01 and a2 will skip local stops between Sidney and Bridgeport and Sidney and Sterling. Local extra daily except Sunday will carry passengers. Sleeping dining and reclining cars on through trains with seats free. Tickets sold and baggage checked to any point in United States or Canada. For information maps time tables and tickets contact M 4. SurpriMan Agent or tol. W WAKELEY General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska.
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Sidney
Bridgeport
Sterling
United States
Canada
SurpriMan
W.wakeley
Omahi
Nebraska
Auditor Howard Pledges Action on Dart Alias Fraud Suspect
Lincoln June 19. State Auditor Howard vows to act against Dart a man with multiple aliases accused of insurance solicitation fraud. Dart has offered to plead guilty but the auditor rejected the offer and aims to charge him in connection with the case and related schemes.
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Lincoln
Joseph Walt
Union Central Insurance Company
A. C. Hull
D. C Swigart
Farm Mutual Central Company
Insurance Department
Hull
Swigart
Walt
Howard
Dart
Chicago
Lincol
Lincoln Charter Convention
Judge Field
Evans
John Evans
Roads Need Bumper Crops for Railways
Railway officials hope for a bumper crop this fall to bolster business. W D Cantillon, general manager of the Chicago and Northwestern, says large crops are essential to prevent trouble for the railroads and notes promising reports from Minnesota, Iowa and Nebraska.
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W. D. Cantillon
Chicago and Northwestern
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Subway Caves Kill Eleven On Fifty Sixth Street Subway
Eleven men die in a cave in eighty feet underground at Fifty-sixth Street and Lexington Avenue New York. Thirteen of a crew of thirty-two are entombed as investigators debate blast versus timbering collapse. Bridgie Webber, Rosenthal witness, is recovering from a back wound described as a single inch deep inflicted by a boy who slipped up behind him.
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Fifty-sixth Street
Lexington Avenue
New York
Webber
Rosenthal
Lightning Claim Stribing Ned Zoucha near Humphrey
Frank Zoucha twenty one year old son of George Zoucha was killed by lightning while cultivating corn in a field southwest of Humphrey. The incident occurred on June 9.
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Humphrey
Ned
Frank Zoucha
George Zoucha
Mr. Zoucha
Boy Held for Many Thefts in Seward Nebraska
In Seward Nebraska fifteen houses were entered during the day with numerous valuables stolen. A Lutheran college student, Rey Neckert, tried to sell a watch identified as stolen from Theodore Sampson. Items were found in Neckert’s trunk and possessions recovered include a $125 diamond ring and a gold watch. Foster father August Neckert of Hampton associated with the case.
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Seward
Neb
Rey Wneckert
Lutheran College
Theodore Sampson
W. S. Dupin
W. G. Stoner
August Neckert
Hampton
Insolvency Charge Denied in Public Service Hearing Request
The Iowa Nebraska Public Service Co asks for a jury trial and contends it has never been insolvent as an involuntary bankruptcy case proceeds in federal court. Receiver George W. Johnson oversees Nebraska plants from Norfolk. In Hessian fly news, the pest appears in southeastern Nebraska wheat fields with limited early damage and potential control if needed. Seventeen year locusts are reported in area orchards but have caused no harm.
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Nebraska Public Service Company
Norfolk
Nev
Iowa-Nebraska Public Service Company
George W. Johnson
District
Nebraska
Stella
Neb
Settlement of state health lab site at capitol building
The state board of health settles the laboratory location at the state capitol, ending a dispute between local doctors who backed the state university site and others who argued for proximity to the state health board’s secretaries.
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State Board of Health
State Capitol
State University
First Cutting of Alfalfa Completed In Nebraska
Reports from the interior state say the first alfalfa cutting is finished and stored in good condition. Most bales are green and cured without rain. Crops yield typically over one and a half tons per acre, an unusually heavy harvest.
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Omaha
Board approves 75000 for Chadron normal school buildings
The state normal board decided to allocate 75000 of 180000 toward new Chadron normal school structures. The remaining funds are undecided, with the possibility that the main building at AVayne, the institution's oldest structure, may be torn down for a safer, modern facility.
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Chadron School
State Normal Board
Avayne
City Clerk Praises Navy Marines for Firefighting Aid
Vallejo California officials commend the Navy and Marine corps enlistees for valuable assistance during a serious city fire. The city clerk writes to the navy department in the name of the city council praising their actions and courage.
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Vallejo
Cal
Navy Department
Navy
Marine Corps
Bryan Praised by Sunday School Official
W C Pearce, international Sunday school secretary, praised Secretary of State William J Bryan at the Nebraska state Sunday school convention in Lincoln on June 19. He lauded Bryan for steering clear of whisky wine and champagne, and the convention cheered.
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Lincoln
William J. Bryan
W. C. Pearce
International Sunday School
Nebraska
United States
Pearce
Remonstrance Appeals Saloon License Case Upward
In Table Rock Nebraska on June 19 the remonstrance against granting a saloon license to G A Alexander was heard by Judge Raper in Pawnee City. The district court decision favored the petitioner and J C Dort, attorney for the remonstrators, gave notice of an appeal to the Nebraska Supreme Court.
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Table Rock
Neb
G. A Alexander
District Court
Raper
Pawnee City
J C Dort
Supreme Court
Morrison Named to Fill Vacancy in County Clerk Office
Kearney June 18 At a special session of the board of supervisors J B Morrison a Kearney attorney was appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the ouster of Judge Hollowell in the county clerk s office The office has been vacant since Saturday when declared vacant by Judge Hanna of Clay Center The 1913 session laws appear at the state house similar to prior years and were prepared under State Printing Commissioner Ludi with quicker delivery after his ultimatum on copy timing.
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Blue Sky
G. E. Condra
Bonanza
Condra
High Court
Griffith
Morrill County
Joseph W. Griffith
Griffith, Jr
Bostrom
Holdrege
State House
Ludi
Morrison
Kearney
Neb
Board of Supervisors
J. B. Morrison
Hollowell
Hanna
Clay Center
Neither sheep nor fruit keep their name constant as they change
The passage notes how a dead sheep becomes mutton except for the head and compares fruit naming shifts, where grapes become raisings and plums in pudding. It highlights irregular naming for produce across stages and parts.
Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble
Mrs. G. Stengle of Plainfield New Jersey shares a stomach trouble cure after using Chamberlains Tablets. She describes relief after taking nearly three quarters of a package and now can eat nearly anything. Sold by all dealers.
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G. Stengle
Plainfield
N. J
Chamberlain
Fremont Man Killed by Train Near Norfolk Neb
Fremont resident H B Richards, about seventy, was struck by a Union Pacific train a mile and a half north of town and killed instantly. He left a widow and a large family. In Norfolk, S H Leh man examined his blackened right toe and cut it off with a razor before being hospitalized for removal of infected toe portions.
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Norfolk
Neb
S. H. Lehman
Fremont, Neb
H. B. Richards
Union Pacific
State Bankers to Hold Lincoln Omaha Convention
The Nebraska State Bankers Association executive council met in Omaha and chose Lincoln as the site for the next state convention. The date, likely early fall, will be set by Lincoln bankers.
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Omaha
Nebraska State Bankers’ Association
Lincoln
Lincoln Bankers
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H. T Doran
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F. A. Gapen
Melene
Sidney, Neb
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Lloyd Mann
Nebraska News
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Laune’s Pharmacy
NEBR
Northwestern
Prof
Hoyer
Krox Conservatory
Galesburg, Ill
Word
New York Tube
Bryan
First National Bank
F. G. Griffith
Oberfelder Bldg
Sing Lee
AfecFadden Building
Front Street
Harper
C. M. Wright
Standard Oil Company
Fremont
Vienna
E. W. Ziebert
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