Through trains skip local stops between Sidney and bridge port and Steering
Local extra daily except Sunday will carry passengers Sleeping dining and reclining 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 call on or write to M. A. Shipman Agent Orton L. Waneley General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska.
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Sidney
Bridgeport
United States
Canada
M. A. Shipman
Orton L. W.waneley
Omaha
Nebraska
Local News Highlights From Dalton Ranch And Nearby
Steve Babb visited the city Tuesday from his Dalton ranch. Ernest Gould remains ill with mumps after a belated visit. John Walsh and wife attended Trainmen's ball from the galley. Gus Edens and family from the north divide joined the Monday night dance. Mrs R Jones and daughter traveled to Denver Monday on business and pleasure, returning Tuesday. Fred Dudley of Los Angeles returned Tuesday after a week visiting his sister, Mrs Ray Phillips. Louis Mann leased the old Brewer garage for a blacksmith shop opening around April 1. Jacob Mayers drove twenty five miles from his ranch to town on Tuesday. Mrs Schroeder, recovering from surgery at Dr Murless's home, is improving with Miss Reed as nurse. Grand Chancellor Smon of the Knights of Pythias visited Tuesday and met local members.
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Fred Dudley
Los Angeles
Ray Phillips
Miss Martha Greenlee Plans Sunday Visit with Parents
Miss Martha Greenlee arrives this afternoon to spend Sunday with her parents. She was with the Alliance delegation of teachers in attendance at the Bridgeport Association.
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Martha Greenlee
Alliance
Bridgeport Association
Sheriff McDaniel Returns From Lincoln With Dismissed Druggist
Sheriff McDaniel came back Saturday from Lincoln with Mr Swarm the Lodgepole druggist who had long been incapacitated from duty by a drug habit. Harry Bixby spent the week with his parents, and the sheriff spoke with enthusiasm about his work at the Wearney Military academy, noting a brighter alertness in school work.
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Sheriff McDaniel
Lincoln
Mr Swarm
Lodgepole
Harry Bixby
Military Academy
Wearney
Grove City man travels to Idaho to visit daughter
S R Braham of Grove City Pennsylvania left Thursday for Soda Springs Idaho to visit a married daughter He enjoyed a pleasant week with his son Superintendent W J Braham and his family Superintendent W J Braham and all his teachers and Superintendent Stark and many of her teachers went to Bridgeport Thursday morning to attend every session of the District Association They return today.
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S R Braham
Grove City
Pennsylvania
Soda Springs
Idaho
W. J. Braham
Stark
Bridgeport
Mrs Wells Visits Bridgeport Social Event and Family
Mrs Kate Wells of Bridgeport attended a Monday ball hosted by Mr and Mrs Reider. She then traveled to Kimball to visit a brother and planned a trip to Missouri afterward.
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Kate Wells
Bridgeport
Mrs. Reider
Kimball
Missouri
Hamilton visits Aurora to fetch coughing daughter Virgil
Mr. Hamilton traveled from Aurora Monday evening to collect his young daughter Virgil who suffers a severe whooping cough. The child could not stay in the Ramella home with the new baby and was heartbroken to leave her tiny cousin.
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Mr. Hamilton
Aurora
Virgil
Correction note on Civil War service for Ernest Kruse memorial
An obituary correction asserts Ernest Kruse served three years and three months in the Civil War, stressing ample honor for defenders of the flag. It mentions Oscar Harris’s ad addressing a long‑felt need, notes general teaming remains scarce, and reports Potter retains Miss Osborn and Miss McFadden as teachers with a new Potter schoolhouse praised as exceptional for town size.
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Ernest Kruse
Oscar Harris
Mr. Harris
Potter
Sidney
Miss Osborn
Miss McFadden
Tom Christy’s Farce at Tobin Opera House
A snappy vaudeville style farce comedy by Tom Christy plays at the Tobin Opera House on April 4 and 5, offering lighthearted entertainment between acts with lively performances and audience appeal.
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Tom Christy
Tobin Opera House
Nebraska towns wrecked to receive relief funds
Lincoln reports that Berlin Yutan and Ralston will get 1000 dollars each from a 190000 dollar statewide relief appropriation after a conference with the governor. The funds will aid the three towns. Omaha receives no direct aid. A commission will oversee distribution and militia costs.
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Yutan
Ralston
Lincoln
Omaha
Senate
House
Morehead
A C Smith
Robert Cowell
Buck
William Miller
George W. Potts
Pawnee County
Heasty
Bartling
Macfarland
Grossman
Wink
Potts
Sugarman
O'Malley
Reuter
Stevens
Pittsburgh's Smoke and the Cab History
A brief note observes Pittsburgh’s high fuel consumption in its metro area as cities worldwide, then pivots to etymology noting that the word cab, short for cabriolet, appeared first in 1823.
Relief Stations Crowded in Omaha Cyclone Zone
Relief Stations in Omaha report crowds as residents displaced from comfortable homes seek food clothing and bedding. Seven more injured in hospitals include Flora Cassell J D Hogg Lee Nelson Patrick McEnro A C Boyd Omaha J Albert Johnson and wife Council Bluffs.
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Omaha
Flora Cassell
J. D Hogg
Lee Nelson
Patrick McEnro
A C. Boyd
J Albert Johnson
Council Bluffs
Ellison Attempted Suicide In Lexington Dialing Court Bond Set
Lexington Neb March 27 Earl Ellison tried to kill himself by firing a revolver at his left breast The bullet hit a rib and glanced off saving his life Ellison had been arraigned before the district court on a charge of an attempt to maim Judge Grimes Bonds fixed at 25000 dollars he could not raise the money and chose to take his own life rather than wait for the next term of court
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Lexington
Neb
Earl Ellison
Ellison
District Court
Grimes
Jebson
Sunday baseball to be dropped in Kearney this season
Kearney Neb March 26 Sunday baseball will not be played in this city the coming season. Directors avoid antagonizing anti Sunday baseball supporters promising to cover deficits. Several business men holidays replace Sunday games allowing fans to attend on one or more days if they desire.
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Kearney
Neb
House Reaffirms Stalled HR 687 Levy Plan
Lincoln March 27 The house refused to concur in senate amendments to HR 687 which provided a 4 mill levy for supporting normal schools. After lengthy discussion the speaker was authorized to appoint a conference committee to meet with a senate panel on the amendment.
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Lincoln
House
Senate
Committee advances on university site decision in Lincoln
Lincoln officials report a joint committee on whether to consolidate the university at the state farm or the city campus has not yet visited the farm but is making progress. The panel agreed no new university buildings will be built within six blocks of a saloon.
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Lincoln
State Farm
A Royal Trousseau's Record Costs Over a Million
The late empress of China possessed the most expensive trousseau on record, costing over $1,000,000. The piece notes the value of human speech as a powerful engine, but warns it must be driven by substance rather than hot air.
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Empress of China
Baltimore American
Sunday Baseball Law Passed by Legislature and Governor
A new Sunday baseball statute, signed with an emergency clause, outlaws competitive play for anyone over fourteen on Sundays without local or county authorization. Penalties include fines up to 25 dollars per offense and possible jail time, with exemptions for Sabbath observers and essential travel.
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Board of County Commissioners
Board of Supervisors
Saint Hubert Patron Saint of the Chase and Dogs
In memory of a nobleman of Aquitaine who renounced the world and lived as a hermit in the Ardennes forest. He became the patron saint of the chase and dogs, with his shrine famed for cures especially for those bitten by mad dogs.
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Hubert
Aquitane
Forest
Ardennes
Gladstone Compared to Saint Bernard By Lord Houghton
A London Chronicle remark recalls a high praise for Gladstone calling him the life saving St. Bernard. The exchange frames Gladstone as a devoted, hard working public servant who rescues others with steady effort.
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Gladstone
Lord Houghton
London Chronicle
Beating the Bush With Chamberlain Cough Remedy
An advertisement urges trying Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. It claims remarkable cures and worldwide reputation, noting it is sold by all dealers.
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