Local and Personal News and Notices
Reinhardt, jeweler. Up-to-date job work at this office. McMullan sells flour and feed at cost. James Bruner very ill. Cyrus Seemeller from Redington this week. For sale One 10x12 copying press. Inquire at this office. County commissioners meet Friday. Hanna Egg and Lump prices cut. Groceries cheap at McMullan. Rock Springs coal reduced. John Pantenburg injured arm. Dave Gutfreund returned from trip east. Easter bonnet near ready. D. Lynn visiting Sidney. Finn brothers from North River in Sidney. Quarry work for Castle Hall. Mrs. Sherwood very ill. L. FP. Closman’s new blacksmith shop. Eight-day clocks $2.25. Hicks predicts big storm tomorrow. Ab Persinger and John Tappen in city. Hank Gapen shoots twenty-seven birds. Sell produce at best price with McMullan. Seed grain inquiries high but scarce. Union Pacific coal freight cut fifty cents. Mrs. Gorham entertains guests for Mrs. Mode land. Mr. and Mrs. Sharmer host Kennedy visit. Kennedy departs Norfolk. Ayer’s Hair Vigor praised as refined preparation.
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Cyrus Seemeller
Redington
Hanna Egg
A. W. Atkins
New Castle Hall
John Tappen
Ladoo Fule
T. B Dawson
N. H. Miles
Hatl
John McIntosh
North River
Ireland
Sanders
Grand Island
Herman Grail
Silverthorne
Ayer
McMullan
Miss Kennedy
Frank DeCastro Named Assistant Inspector General
Local notice reports Frank DeCastro appointed Assistant Inspector General of the Regular Army and Navy Union of the United States of America. The item also lists community notes from Sidney Nebraska including illness, local visits, anniversaries, and civic improvements.
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Frank DeCastro
Regular Army and Navy Union
United States of America
Lessons in Repartee as Wit and Whimsy
Literary note discusses John Kendrick Bangs The Idiot from Harper & Brothers. It weighs titled options and argues that the book’s wit and delicately insinuated fine points differentiate fair humor from foul but remains wholesome and entertaining.
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John Kendrick Bangs
Harper & Brothers
No-to-bac tobacco cure claim promotes quit aid
Truthful, startling ad touts No-to-bac as harmless remedy to quit tobacco. Claims to strengthen nerves, curb nicotine passions, and improve vigor with positive care or money back. Offers free mailing from The Sterlingy Remedy Co. Chicago and New York offices.
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W. I
Buszett, Slaney
Neb
Sterlingy Remedy Co
Chicago
Randolph St
New York
Spruce St
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