Through Trains No 901 and 302 Adjust Local Stops
Passenger trains 901 and 302 will not stop locally between Sidney Bridgeport Slaney and Sterling. An extra daily except Sunday will carry passengers. Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars seats are free on through trains. Tickets and baggage to any point in United States or Canada. For information maps time tables and tickets contact M. A. Shipman Agent or L. W. Wakeley General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska.
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Sidney
Bridgeport
Slaney
Sterling
United States
Canada
M. A. Shipman
L. W.wakeley
Omaha
Nebraska
Weekly Inter Ocean and Farm editorials promise quality
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer is a Chicago weekly connected to a daily paper. It offers nation world news, beat stories, home farm sections, and patriotic editorials from a Republican perspective. Subscriptions with The Sidney Telegraph cost 1.75 for cash in advance. Also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a proven cure for coughs and colds.
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Inter Ocean and Farmer
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Sidney Telegraph
After bunny arrival hints at coming week in Sidney
The town notes a string of social and civic mentions. Upcoming events include the theater piece Tempest and Sunshine and a North Platte Valley Teachers Association meeting in Bridgeport. Local figures like August Pultz and J. W. Harper are noted with visits, land purchases, and community participation.
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August Pultz
North Divide
Sidney
North Platte Valley Teacher’s Association
Bridgeport
Truth and belief in truth by Emerson
Emerson argues there is no pure lie in nature and condemns depravity as profanation while warning that death by one's own action would void the world. He asserts skepticism and atheism exist only as beliefs and that individual innocence and neighborly reality have restrained them.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Gentle Spring Remedy for Rheumatism Promises Quick Relief
Do not be surprised by rheumatism this spring. Rub affected parts with Chamberlain's Liniment and it will soon disappear. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Taft Seen Certain Of Nomination In 1912 Campaign
President Taft rides a wave of support as delegates in the Chicago convention near his renomination. With about 100 delegates pledged, party leaders anticipate a finish beyond his 1908 first-ballot total as sentiment grows that he offers the best chance to win in November. The piece notes tariff reform monetary policy and antitrust rulings as key issues shaping his bid.
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William Taft
Chicago
Chicazgo
Taft
Supreme Court
Standard Oil and Tobacco
Congress
William OW. Taft
William McKinley
Taft renomination outlook fuels voter focus in 1912
The piece argues Taft will win a solid delegate majority from both northern and southern states, with New England and mid Atlantic states backing him. It predicts sweeping wins in New York and Pennsylvania and strong GOP support across Indiana Illinois Iowa Missouri Minnesota Kansas Nebraska South Dakota Oklahoma and western states. Opposition is expected to be scattered, with business conditions improving upon renomination.
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Cotoes
Fiesteria
Taft
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Middle Atlantic
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Colorado
Wyoming
Arizona
Pacific Coast
Taft's prudent diplomacy averts war with Mexico
The article credits President Taft with avoiding a possible conflict with Mexico nearly two years ago by exercising rare discretion. It states he prevented harm to American citizens and maintained undisturbed friendly relations despite pressure from jingoes.
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Mexico
Tafe
United States
Mr. Taft
Taft Administration Tops Trust Prosecution Record
In the real prosecution of the trusts the Taft administration has built a record unmatched by any predecessor. Big combinations have faced federal justice, promoters fined for Sherman Act violations, and controlling corporations broken up. The administration’s anti monopoly record stands unequaled.
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Taft
Federal
Roosevelt Pledge on Term Limits Across Years
A series of Theodore Roosevelt quotes spanning 1901 to 1912 shows his stance on presidential terms and future nominations. He reiterates resisting a third bid, asserts non-acceptance of further nominations under the two-term rule, and notes conditional openness if later conventions differ. The remarks reflect his firm adherence to the two-term custom and evolving political positioning.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Poor Robin Almanack of 1690 Described as Scarce and Amusing
A rare early English almanac titled Poor Robin, an Almanack of the Old and New Fashion, dated London 1690. It features a twofold calendar and satirical worldviews, with dedications to the world and lines about Pipers, Ballad-singers, Fiddlers, prisoners, sick people, and various social types. Some early editions are credited to Robert Herrick.
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Robin
London
Poor Robin
Robert Herrick
Lesson in Listening from a Baltimore Lawyer
A Baltimore lawyer dismisses his office boy for gossip and advises strict silence at work. He then tests a stenographer Miss Brown, asking if she heard the confidential talk. She answers No, revealing she learned the lesson of hearing only what she is told.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Willie
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Tonil Mitter
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Sidwey, Neb
Overland Limited
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Mail and Express
Overinod Limited
Atlantic Express
Fast Mail
Prt
Curries Passenge J
Gua
M. Gr. Agent
Sidney, Neb
Passengée
Aff'd
Charles Metty
Lodgepole
T. N. Club
Commercial Club
South Divide
E. P. Swan
Swan
A. C. Tetty
Lena
Pueblo, Colo
D. K. Wright
Afton
Iowa
A. B. Knox
Anna Klecan
Hanover
Sundl
V. F. Kucera
McDaniel
John Simmons
Florida
John
Amelia Nesper
Amelia
Vienna
Hanna
Chappell
Lodgepole Express
F. E. Brown
Sidney Transfer and Implement ‘Company
Evangelist Parvin
Floyd Miles
J. W. Harper
Hall
Dawson
Prof
Miles
Sidney Methodist Church
MNE
Sioe
California
AIL
Widx
Rocky Mountains
Yellowstone Park
Big Horn Mountain
Black Hills
Great Lakes
Atlantic Coast
Big Horn Basin
Neisco
HNC
W. Wakeley
Mplete
G.E. Harper
Russia
David
Stud
Steppes
Moses
Palestine
Jordan
Christ
Joaquin Miller
the Capitol
F. B. Tobin
Prop
Schlitz Beer
Tobin Biock
Titus
THE
First National Bank
D. J. Scanlon
Spring Garden
David Gordon
W. M. Pulver
Harp
Kentucky
Kruse & Kleia
E. Harper
Lloyd Mann
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