Local and Personal News Mentions
J W Davis of Dalton returned from a two months visit in California Paul Collart of Gurley visited Monday for business Miss Bernice Kelley can be about the city again after an appendicitis operation Frank Habler visited North Platte to see friends Wesley Seda of Sundl a Sidney visitor Monday for business and calling on friends Harry King and family drove from Bridgeport for a home visit J O Harshman from Loren zo visited friends and handled business Dr Baker of North Platte spent Monday in Sidney calling on friends and transacting business Mr Baker remarks prices high in Sweden including a Gothes suit at 475 dollars a good meal at 80 cents an American dollar worth 135 cents B A Jones and his niece Miss Ramsey arrived in Sidney Monday from Portland Oregon for several weeks of business Mrs Jones and daughter well and enjoying life Mr Jones notes boom in the west especially construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Baker
North Platte
Sidney
Mr. Baker
John Olson
Sweeden
B. A. Jones
Miss’ Ramsey
Portland
Oregon
Mr. Jones
Miss Ramsey
Boston
Feebleness and its burden on patience
A reflective note cites feebleness as trying on patience and temper, listing timidity vacillation conventionality fretful measures and weak prejudices. It praises the difficulty of aiding a well-meaning but disappointing friend, quoting an Exchange remark about the strain of helping a weak friend climb.
Boston asks plants to dig out trains amid worst snow crisis
Industrial plants were urged to shift worker efforts to clearing railroad yards in New England as thousands of cars remained stalled. Transport experts called the situation historic with fuel shortages threatening shutdowns and food supply fears growing in several areas. Freight houses on the Boston and Maine were closed and perishable goods and fuel only would move. Boston chamber of commerce leader John R. Macomber appealed for 3,500 volunteers from nearby industries to bolster railroad crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Boston & Maine Railroad
John R. Macomber
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Work the Staff of Life Toll is the law
Quoted saying frames knowledge food and pleasure as earned by effort and toll, attributed to John Rucktin. The aphorism emphasizes diligence and payment as prerequisites for attainment. No additional context provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rucktin
Farm Auction Item List Featuring Ford Car and Cattle
A 1917 Ford car in good condition, a walking plow, a 1L Rewecultivator, and twelve Hereford cows aged three and four years. Two cows have calves. the rest are freshening now.
Four Killed in Mine Battle at Johannesburg
CentraNews dispatch reports hundreds of native miners clashed with white miners at a Johannesburg shaft. A pitched battle required military intervention. Four natives died and five were injured while six Europeans were wounded in the confrontation. Meanwhile a ship explosion near Valencia left two sailors dead and twenty injured as the Liovet Peres burned and sank at Villa Nueva del Crato.
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London
Johannesburg
South Africa
Central News
Valencia
Villa Neuva del Crao
Here
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J. W. Davis
Dalton
California
Paul Collart
Gurley
Bernice Kelley
Frank Habler
Wesley Seda
Sundl
Harry King
Bridgeport
J O. Harshman
Lorenzo
Staff of
Life
John Christensen
Petter, Nebr
Nebraska
Colorado
D. R. Jones
D. R. Jones Land Company
Cheyenne Wells, Colo
Buy Fiske
Mann Motor Co
National Fish Company
North Union Ave
Chicago, Ill
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Liberty State Bank
Cheyenne County
N. Slawson
H. B
Robt. A. Barlow
Otto Perso Sale
McCormick
Campbell
Otto Perso
Willis
A. A. Sharp, Auctioneer
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