Passenger trains 01 and 402 skip local stops Sidney to Bridgeport
Local extra daily except Sunday will carry passengers sleeping dining and reclining chair car seats free on through trains Tickets sold and baggage checked to any point in the United States or Canada For information maps time tables and tickets contact M A Suleman Agent or L W Wakeley General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska
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Sidney
Bridgeport
Steeling
United States
Canada
M. A. Suleman
L. W.wakeley
Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer Subscription Offer
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer is a weekly Chicago paper with national world news and departments. Subscriptions for both The Weekly Inter Ocean and Barrier and The Sidney Telegraph are offered at a combined cash in advance price of $1.75.
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Inter Ocean and Farmer
Chicago
West General
Inter Ocean and Barrier
Sidney Telegraph
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promises Quick Cure
Readers are urged to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. The ad claims it not only relieves but cures and guarantees prompt relief. Available for sale by all dealers.
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Jook
Chamberlain
Sidney Neighbors Dozens of Local Movements This Week
Herman Miller came from Weyerts. Frank Zalesky of Sunol visited Sidney on Thursday. Dr H L Mantor of Lodgepole was in Sidney midweek. J C Fuller sold his barber shop stake to Lee Baker. Dr Webster handled dental work in Sidney this week. Simon Fishman made a business trip to Columbus early in the week. Several Sidney children battled whooping cough. Harm Fecht of Dalton spent days in Sidney on business. Basket Ball supporters joined the team to Lodgepole Tuesday night. Leon Fine leaves for Omaha to take the 32nd degree Masonry. Chas Callahan left for Washington and Oregon on business. Chas Erickson, Telegraph subscriber, visited from Potter. Mr and Mrs Guy Ferry left for Scottsbluff for appendicitis surgery. Mrs Frank Tobin and Mrs Fred Griffith hosted Miss Claribel Oberfelder. Folks From Vermont billed at the Opera House tonight. Prices 25 35 50 cents. Seats at Short’s Confectionery. Mrs A W Atkins of Bridgeport spent Sunday in Sidney with her mother Mrs Barnhart. Misses Claribel and Hazel Oberfelder left Sunday for Denver. Hazel stays Cheyenne until the Fremons return from the south trip. Bentley Land Company closed deals on Bennett Whistler farms and the Raymond quarter northwest of Sidney. Two Butler County families will move onto the land when roads permit. Glenn VanGorder retired from Tobin Opera House management. J E Brennan to run it next season. Glenn and Russell Dedrick left for Portland to enter business college. J A Bentley found snow nearly gone from North Platte to Columbus on eastern Nebraska trip. roads fine for driving. He saw no snow deeper than Cheyenne County. returned Tuesday from Omaha.
Why He Was Late From Doctor Smithson
A humorous anecdote where a late arrival explains meeting Smithson and his stomach trouble. The friend suggests Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy, ending with the line that it is what he needs and noting it is sold by all dealers.
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Smithson
Denver School of Music records cut by chancellor edict
Chancellor Henry A. Buchtel orders the University of Denver music school to operate independently after deeming grand opera study degrading. Reports from Hastings Nebraska claim wolves grow dangerous due to deep snow as one man fights three hungry wolves with only a pocket knife. he kills one and escapes the others.
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School of Music
University of Denver
Henry A. Buchtel
Hastings
Neb
Nebraska's Forty Fifth Anniversary of Statehood
March 1 marks Nebraska's 45th anniversary as a state. The text highlights its rapid growth and status as a major agricultural hub with extensive railways, a large population, strong industries, and major farming markets. It notes a permanent school fund, a large state university, and advancements in farming methods.
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Nebraska
Rockefellers Aid Masses With Low Oil Prices And Charity
Letter recalls John D Rockefeller reducing oil costs for the public and cites benefits such as the Rockefeller Medical Institute providing free serum for meningitis and other diseases. It urges appreciation of wealthy achievements and notes Mr and Mrs Joseph Oberfelder traveling to Denver for their daughter Claribel’s wedding with plans to visit Cheyenne.
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Rockefeller
Rockefeller Medical Institute
Joseph Oberfelder
Denver
Claribel
Spring Rheumatism Relief with Chamberlain’s Liniment
Local ad promotes Chamberlain’s Liniment for rheumatism relief this spring. Rub affected parts freely and pain will disappear. Sold by local merchants.
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Chamberlain
Snow fading in Albion Nebraska roads dusty
A letter to O G Bradbury from Albion Nebraska notes snow near gone and dusty roads in places. Residents of Cheyenne County are asked if they have seen dust lately.
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O.G. Bradbury
Albion
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Doctor Swatzlander Takes Charge During Absence
Notice states Dr Swatzlander will oversee the practice during the owner's absence. Contact numbers listed are 119 and 48 for inquiries. Dr LixcoLtn G Simon is mentioned in the notice.
Multiple World Events From War to Politics and Crime
The article reports broad news items including price hikes for naphtha, Russo attitudes in St Petersburg, entertainment plans for Secretary Knox, a fatal train strike of Virgil Ferguson in Sterling HI, and Italian naval actions near Beirut. It notes Taft opposing federal telegraph ownership, Kilbane winning the featherweight title in Los Angeles, a $50000 jewelry theft in San Francisco, and the Taft publicity chief appointment. It also covers a Cleveland bout death, dynamite conspiracy cases, and various legal and industrial updates across the United States and Britain.
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Joe Motto
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Sunol
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J.C. Fuller
Lee Baker
Dr. Webster
Simon Fishman
Columbus
Harm Fecht
Dalton
Leon Fine
Omaha
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Oregon
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Potter
Guy Ferry
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Fred Griffith
Claribel Oberfelder
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Opera House
Short’s Confectionery Store
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Hazel Oberfelder
Hazel
Cheyenne
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