Train schedule noticesie and through car service
GOING SOUTH No.30 Passenger Daily No.105 Local freight 40a m 3 Alp m 11 00 4 am GOING NORTH No.202 Passenger Daily WA am No.304 Passenger Daily 8 2h m No.306 Freight tickets sold baggage checked to any point in United States or Canada Local extra daily except Sunday will carry passengers Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars seats free Through trains no local stops between Sidney and Bridgeport and Sidney steering Maps time tables and tickets available from M A SupMas agent or WA Wakeley General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska mailing address included
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Trilus No
Sol
Sidney
Bridgeport
United States
Canada
M A. SupMas
Ortol
W Wakeley
Omaha
Nebraska
Uniting the Family and the Catarrh Remedy Ad
An essay argues for a weekly family hour to strengthen bonds amid modern life. The text shifts to a Toledo Ohio notarization and a 19th century advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Medicine with claims of cure and a delivery offer.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank J. Chenny
A. W. Gleason
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha March 15 1916
Union Stock Yards South Omaha Neb reports a strong cattle run with 363 loads about 9 000 head. Prime beeves 9 25 9 50, high mark for March. Hogs 9 20 9 45, top 9 50. Sheep and lambs light, lambs Colorado Mexican top 11 25, lighter grades 10 50 11 00. Cows and calves listed, stockers and feeders active, 7 60 8 25 for feeders, 6 75 7 75 cows. Overall steady to slight declines on some classes.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Neb
Silius Sinking Prompts U S Demand For Details
Secretary Lansing orders Consul Osborne at Havre to gather and forward all available information on the Norwegian bark Silius sinking after seven American drygins were rescued. If torpedoed, the responsible party will face accountability. Paris Herald notes bomb from airplane as alternative cause.
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Lansing
Osborne
Havre
France
New York
United States
Paris Herald
Prominent Canadian Financier Ends England Visit
A sixty five year old Canadian financier traveled to England for a medical exam with a renowned physician who declared him sound and urged continued work. The doctor advised there is no reason to stop as long as he remains engaged in his tasks.
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England
Wolan
Thorough mastery of work yields true ability
A concise admonition highlights that genuine skill comes from fully mastering every detail of one’s assigned tasks. It emphasizes diligence and attention to the specifics of daily duties to build true competence.
Verdun Battle Rages As Germans Gain At Forges
Germans push toward Verdun after capturing Forges nine miles northwest of the city. French counterattacks regain positions along the Cote de Sote as fighting continues around Bethincourt, Donaumont, and Touamont. Artillery exchanges intensify in the Woevre and Lorraine sectors with French gains reported. Russia and Germany clash near Ilourist over crater positions. Bucharest notes Russian offensives in Bessarabia. Bulgarian and Greek frontier clashes near Makikovo also reported.
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Bethincourt
Meuse
Forges
Verdun
Cote de S Ote
Verfun
Touamont
Vachersille
Donaumont
Laudreimont
Fort Donaumont
Paris
Woevre
Frespes
Lorraine
Thiaville
Berlin
Russia
Ilourist
Petrograd
Bucharest
Bessarabia
Macikovo
Complex WWI era notices sweep politics and industry
War and politics dominate notes from 1916 style public life. Reports cover recruiting work in Chicago, a Cleveland election of William Agnew to lead the Howling Congress, and Germany’s strategy shifts. US border activity tightens as exports of explosives are halted and Mexican border troops move. The article also notes oil firm staffing in Mexico, liquor-vs-prohibition votes in East Dubuque, and a Caribbean canal treaty push by Nicaragua.
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Chicas
Nixon
Senate
Willam Agnew
Cleveland
American Howling Congress
Lord Northcliffe
American Suelting and Refining Company
Mexico
East Dubuque, IL
United States
Nicaragua
Congress
Villa
New York
Falsterbo
Martha
New York Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania
Victor Brown
Henry Spellman
Providence
C. Mohr
J B Haggin
Senate Foreign Realions Committee
Wilson
Pora
Suichow
Washington
John Grant Lyman
Darron
Prince Joachim
Emperor William of
Germany
Marie Augustine
Prince Edward of
Anhalt
Belleville
Central Meat Market Advertises Quality Chops and Cutlets
Central Meat Market urges customers to rely on its superb quality meats and best selection. They invite the public to call for tailored suggestions and emphasize consistent top offerings.
Prairie dog control via poison formula from station tests
The Agricultural Experiment Station reports poison methods as most effective for prairie dog extermination. Experiments began in early fall or winter and can continue into spring before green food appears. The practical formula uses one ounce of powder.
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Agrcultural
Historic grain treatment method using strychnine and saccharine
A 19th or early 20th century instruction outlines dissolving strychnine sulfate or alkaloid with starch and saccharine in boiling water. The solution coats 12 quarts of grain in a clean vessel, then the grain dries. Estimated cost is five to eight cents per acre.
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Che Celegraph
Tamareceey TN
Nebras Seconil
Chicago
Union Pacific
Way Freight
W J Shoemaker
Sidney, Neb
Hes
Beeves
Hve
M. Lee Daniel
Silius
Kaiser
Cote de L'Oie
Curtis Street
Denver
Tanicabs
The
Denver Omnibus and Cab Company
Henry Gassaway Davis
West Virginia
Allan L. Benson
Yonkers
N. Y
Socialist Party
George R. Kirkpatrick
Panama Canal
Donald F. MacDonald
David Mattson
Utah
Spry
Irene Quinting
Mattson
Shackelford
Senate Post Office Committee
Shields
Madison Square Garden
Gore
Oklahoma
Owen
Commission
American Railway Association
Eastern Railroads
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
California
Oregon
British Columbia
Pacific Coast
Pacific Northwest
West
W.S. Balinger, G. P. A
Omaha, Neb
Frank Wahler
Prop
NEW Harper Building
Dinnii
Iere
Sidney Lumber Company
U. P
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