Crystal Theater Hosts Illustrated Songs by Chuck Sowaal
The Crystal Theater in Sidney features Chuck Sowaal returning from the Raymond and Sowaal team to sing illustrated and spot light songs. The Dougherty Stock Company at Tobin Opera House offered strong plays with four piece orchestra led by Prof. Vinton, but drew poor houses. They staged The Power of Gold and a post show dance, though attendance was weak. The Crystal management promises good pictures and music and asks public support.
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Chuck” Sowaal
Raymond and
Sowaal
Sidney
The
Crystal
Dougherty Stock Company
Tobin Opera House
Vinton
Crystal Theater
Waste Can for Use on Street Corner Pole
A semicircular galvanized iron waste can fitted to street railway poles with a hook. It features a swiveling top, drainage holes, and a weight to automatically close. It has “Push Down” and “Put It In Here” stencils and has operated successfully for four seasons.
Birthday Wish From Mary to Uncle Charlie
A six year old Mary wishes Uncle Charlie many happy returns and notes mamma said not to lose a dollar if given. The quirky line ends with lip pincott's as the source context.
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Mary
Charlie
Lippincott's
Prosperity in Free Libraries and Carnegie Funds
A discussion on free public libraries, Carnegie gifts, and city duties. It surveys cities with and without libraries, arguments for and against taxpayer funding, and links literacy facilities to community prosperity and growth.
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Carnegie
Ill Risings and Reports From Global News Circuit
International and national brief items include Paul Singer's ill health in Germany, potential ban on Mor mon missionaries from New York, the death of actress Adele Rafter, Montana electric plant plans, a railway workers strike in Manchuria, Ecuador protests over Galapagos lease, and a Boston professor linking overfeeding to race deaths. Also noted are military retirements, a Santa Fe agent found dead, California women’s suffrage, Ketchel murder trial updates, and various political and civic developments across the United States and abroad. The roundup mentions deaths of notable figures, ship and rail news, and local business notes along with medical endorsements.
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Paul Singer
England
New York
Adele Rafter
Crow Indian Agency
Montana
Ecuador
Galapagos Islands
Edmund Orville Matthews
U S N
Cambridge
Mass
Baltimore
Territorial Mounted Police
I. K McClure
Santa Fe Railway
Abe
California State Senate
Bell
Walter Dipley
Goldie Smith
Stanley Ketchel
Huron
Lady Decies
Lusitania
Liverpool
Lord Decies
Vivien Gould
Mail Order Firms See Business Shrinkage Amid Price Ads
A major mail order house reports a drop in business over the past year and notes retail merchants attracting customers by advertising large price figures. The executive cites growing competition and aggressive pricing as key factors.
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Ommencin
Northport
Morrill County, Neb
Union Pacific
Burlington
New Towns
Alfred C. Kennedy
First National Bank
Omaha
Nebraska
Dougherty Company
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Don
Rap Ae
Steel King
United States
Boston
Charles Barr
Southampton
Carter H. Harrison
Chicago
Oliver P. Smith
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Colon
Washington
Congressional Committee On Appropriations
Bradstreet's
General Pershing
Department of Mindanao
Davao
Taft
Peter C. Hains
Bedford Station
Ralph Taylor
F. E. Brown
James Harris
Tlodgepole
Livoni Brothers
O'Kane
B. R. Fletcher
Joe Frederici
Mrs. Ziebert
D. B. Gilbert
Lincoln
Prohibition Party
B. W. L. Hall
Waverly
Chamberlain
Schopenhauer
Sam Brown
Heeis Ce
Granneman
J K. Elms
North Platte
Metropolitan Hotel
Joseph Oberfelder
F. Kucera
Ek C. Beebe
Gapen Block
E. F. Ward
Cleburne Block
Calla
Henry E. Gapen
Cheyenne Co
Court House
Sidney, Neb
Gapen Building
JS. Hoagland
W. V. Boachard
Hoagland & Hoagland
Law
J Jeroy Martin
Frank L. Doty
1St National Bank
A A. Sharp
Telegraph Office
P. O
Joe H. BE. Mantor
Clara, Neb
Otting
E. R. Yaegle
Lloyd Mann
E. Harper
C. M. Wright
E. J. Sweet
Salgrin
CovaTy
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