Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Pain Says Local Man
An obituary style testimonial extols Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney relief. W A Tracy of St. Joseph Missouri credits the remedy with ending years of back pain after trying doctors and other treatments. He endorses the pills and urges others to use the product through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean
W. A. Tracy
Jule Street
St. Joseph
Duan
Doan
Sam
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
United States
North Colton Farm Notes Point to Big Wheat Crop
Spring warmth brings farmers to clean fields ahead of discs and plows. Wheat sowing may start within a week as ground remains in prime condition. Emory Planck moves to a new house. Witters couple from Cheyenne visit and may settle locally. N P Johnson buys a house and moves it to his ranch. Andy Johnson recovers from illness. Miss Uncapher and No 2 pupils enjoy a brief vacation. Herman Vollstaedt from McCook visits his mother before returning to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Planck
Herman Vollstaedt
McCook
Miss Uncapher
No. 2
Local Notes From Sidney and Nearby Areas
Bronson B A Lathrop of Sidney was in this vicinity Monday Albert Cronberg of Medicine Row Wryo is visiting his brother Henry Cronberg WC. Couch has installed a telephone. The dance at Herdon of the 25td was well attended. Len Sherwin returned from Colorado on Tuesday. Mrs P J Shaver and daughter Ruth returned Sunday from an extended visit with relatives at Poughkeepsie NY Miss Anna Gunderson spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Gunderson Miss Mary Anderson of Marlow is visiting Miss Marie Lyngholm Rudolph Perse has sold his ranch to Morris Rose of Lodgepole and will move to Missouri Were sorry to lose Mr and Mrs Perso and wish them success in their new buime.
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WC. Couch
Herdon
Len Sherwin
Colorado
P J. Shaver
Ruth
Poughkeepsie
Mary Anderson
Marlow
Marie Lyngholm
Rudolph Perse
Morris Rose
Lodgepole
Missouri
Mrs. Perso
Execution in India as man beheaded for murder
An India to Germany summary describes a Bombay area execution where a man convicted of murdering his brother-in-law is executed by neck rope and razored blade. The family approved the death sentence, the chief of police affirmed the law, and the knife severed the neck as witnesses watched.
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India
Bombay
Hfe
Modern New York Hotels Offer Regal Comfort for Four Dollars a Day
Jemsen Crawford notes that a visitor with four dollars can access a vast staff of hotel employees in new York’s grand hotels. Prices vary with rooms including deluxe suites costing a hundred dollars or more, and even the lowest fare rooms include baths though meals are extra.
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New York
Jemsen Crawford
Local News Briefs From Town and Surroundings
Jim Fish resigns from clerkship with W S Woolsey to enter real estate. Edith Sage trips to Bridgeport for business. New livery barn near completion reports solid trade. Fred Geis of Greenwood surveys horse prices. Rev Nouyve of Ogalada speaks on temperance to a full house. Farmers begin turning soil and sowing wheat and speltz. Frank Hillas completes cistern cementing and ready for use.
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Edith Sage
Bridgeport
Nouyve
Ogalada
Frank Hillas
Book of Mormon origin traced to plagiarism and dictation
The article claims the Book of Mormon was a free paraphrase of an 1816 romance by Rev. Solomon Spalding. It asserts Joseph Smith dictated the text to Oliver Cowdery behind a curtain, claimed revelation from buried plates, and used magic spectacles to read reformed Egyptian inscriptions.
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Solomon Spalding
Joseph Smith
Oliver Cowdery
Smith
Palmyra
Ontario
N. Y
Crim
Thuchuim
Lim
Bin
Pleasant View School Prep With New Teacher
Clara notes Robi and Epps visited Sidney then returned Tuesday. Farmers busy with plowing and sowing small grain. School to begin next Monday at Pleasants View with Miss Sarah Bassinger of Elwood Nebraska as teacher.
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Robi
Epps
Sidney Rush
Pleasants View
Sarah Bassinger
Elwood
Neh
Henry Sbrear
Pultz Ranch
Pultz and
Quinn
Messrs
Goding and
Gustaphson
Sidney
Mrs. Dalton
Stones Ranch
Mr. Cunningham
Potter
Herdon
County Maps Cheyenne County Map 19x24 Inches
TeEGeEGRAPE publishes an up to date map of Cheyenne county printed on fine map bond 19 by 24 inches. Retail price given with liberal discounts on larger quantities. Maps mailed to any address on receipt of price.
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Ie Teegeegrape
Cheyenne County
Rumsey Baby Birth and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs E E Rumsey welcome a baby girl born Thursday. Scott resigns from the electric light plant and moves to Denver. Mitchell buys West Second Street lots to build a stone livery barn. Post office to issue one cent stamps in March in a 24 stamp book bound with paraffin. T F Thornburg leases the McIntosh building to sell dry goods and shoes. A farmer’s mixed order to merchants reads like a list of odd goods and a newborn baby. Three land law changes affect veterans, homesteads, and public sale of 480 acre tracts. A Higashi, UP rail worker, dies suddenly. funeral at the Methodist church. Ethical reflections on justice, debts, theatre outings, and divorce follow. Apostolic Catholic church services listed for Sunday.
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Nebraska
Congress
Kinkaid
Rucker
Atuya
Ome
The Spirit of Cheerfulness as Strength and Hope
The text describes cheerful temperament arising from happy mood, youth vigor, or resilient character. It argues such people remain undisturbed by loss or sickness and uplift others, acting as watch towers of humanity whose lights inspire hope amidst hardship.
Paperweight Post Office Stamps Affects a Mississippi Negro
A Mississippi post office scene shows an old black man attempting to mail a letter heavier than a single stamp allows. The postmaster says a second stamp is needed, and the man asks if any stamp could make it lighter. The exchange reflects dated racial attitudes from Harper's Weekly.
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Darky
South
Mississippi
Harper’s Weekly
Preacher Reflects On Progress At Girls College Graduation
A minister preached to a girls college graduating class as they sat on all sides of the pulpit in white. He later told his wife he felt like a crow on a snowdrift and urged that life must always progress and each generation aim to do more or better than before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Advertised Letters In Sidney Neb Post Office
March date advertisement lists unclaimed letters at the Sidney post office. Names include Mrs. Mary Biggs Dr. Alice E Bartow Mrs. Lutw Ezzel Mrs. Ella Walsh Po J Brennad O W Grant Joe Clark Mr Hanshaw B BR Caffery John Orn Chas Opitz Jota Miller Win Stowell Thos St Taylor.
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Sidney
Neb
Sidney Post Office
Mary Biggs
Alice E. Bartow
Lutw Ezzel
Ella Walsh
Po J. Brennad
O. W. Grant
Joe Clark
Hanshaw
B. BR
Caffery
John Orn
Chas. Opitz
Jota Miller
Win Stowell
Thos
St. Taylor
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Lexington and Sidney, Neb
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Bridgeport, Neb
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Dalton, Neb
North Dakota
Dalton
Chichester
Cates
Nate
Katie
North
Colton
Alva Witters
Mrs. Webster
Andy Johnson
Bronson
Anna Gunderson
Mrs Gunderson
Jim Fish
W. S. Woolsey
Fred Geis
Greenwood
Clara
County Maps
E. E. Rumsey
Hetrician AR. Scott
Electric Light Plant
Denver
Mitchell
West Second Street
Endsley
Washington
T F Thornburg
McIntosh
American Bank
Union Pacific Railround
Methdist
James
The
Apostolic Catholic Church
Ritchie
A. S. Corperr
Camaplenowa
BE. McDeRrnon
Weil
Han
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
Evernight
Sidney, Neb
Edison Phonographs
Edison Records
SURES
Rantmaak
B. F Mitchell
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