Through trains skip local stops Sidney to Bridgeport and Sterling
Local extra daily except Sunday carries passengers in sleeping and dining cars on through trains. Tickets and baggage checked to any point in the United States or Canada. For maps, schedules, and tickets contact M. A. Salomas, Agent, or L. W. Wakeley, General Passenger Agent, Omaha Nebraska.
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Sidney
Bridgeport
Sterling
United States
Canada
M. A. Salomas
L. W.wakeley
Omaha
Nebraska
Make Your Home Attractive with Alabastine Colors
Alabastine promises a rich soft velvety finish that does not fade or alter color. The material offers a wide range of colors to enhance home beauty as advertised by SIDNEY DRUG CO.
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Sidney Drrug Co
Wet Policy Repeal and City Victory in Lincoln May Election
Lincoln voters reversed last year’s wet policy and backed it by about 820 votes. Mayor race favored A. H. Armstrong over Robert Malone by 1,275 votes. Republicans also gained control of the city council. Lodge Pole, Cheyenne county, seeks hospital for indigent consumptives under a $40,000 appropriation by the state legislature.
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Lincoln
A. H. Armstrong
Rep
Robert Malone
Sidney News In Short Notables and Travels
J W Beebe of Lodgepole and Dr Mantor of Lodgepole were seen in Sidney while Robert Epps of Clara Nebraska and many others visited friends. A sleigh trip due to snow, dances, and a Lincoln Commercial Club trade special stopping in Sidney May 17 are noted along with local social news and recent officer elections.
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Robert Epps
Clara, Nebraska
Sidney
Lincoln
Guernsey
Wyoming
Sterling Colorado
Lincoln Commercial Club
Findings of Board of Inquiry on Potter derailment
A Board of Inquiry at Cheyenne on April 28 1911 reports the Potter derailment of April 26 near Potter Nebraska involved eleven cars of fruit train No 4. The rear axle of car PF BE 3759 failed due to an old flaw, causing ten cars to derail. inspectors could not detect the defect earlier. Crew absolved. accident deemed unavoidable.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Potter
Neb
H. J. Rovis
WM. Niland
A. J. Wharf
Dan S. Park
Dan S. Park & Co
George Joffee
Albany Hotel
Death by own action shocks Randolph lumber yard
W Z Mewell manager of Spult's lumber yard in Randolph Nebraska shot himself in bed while his wife breakfasted downstairs. He was despondent over ill health. In Kearney Nebraska the annual Nebraska commercial clubs convention opened with welcome addresses by Mayor J W Patterson and Judge W D Oldham. The city displays red white and blue and 4005 to 5000 Capital City buttons. A banquet is planned with 500 plates and speakers from across the United States.
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Randolph, Neb
W. Z. Mewell
Spult
Kearney
Neb
Nebraska Commercial Clubs
J. W. Patterson
W D. Oldham
United States
National Peace Congress Opens with Taft Address
Baltimore May 4. The third National Peace congress convened in the Lyric with Taft opening the session. A prominent gathering of leaders outlined past achievements and future plans toward world peace and international courts of justice. Captain Shawhan dies in Payette Idaho runaway accident May 3.
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Baltimore
National Peace Congress
Taft
United States
Shawhan
Payette
Ida
J. H. Shawhan
Iowa
Nebraska
National Horticultural Congress
Will Soon Return Will Be at the Drake Hotel Alliance
A note announces a return engagement at the Drake Hotel in Alliance. It lists dates and public viewing details for residents and visitors seeking the performer.
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Drake Hotel
Chiropractors Offer Bloodless Cure at Drake Hotel
May 20 one day event by Associated Doctors from Minneapolis at Drake Hotel Alliance Nebraska promises treatment for chronic diseases of stomach liver kidneys nerves and more without surgery. Attendees asked to bring urine sample for analysis and notes praise from patients across South Dakota and Minnesota.
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America
South Shore
Associated Doctora
Minneapolis
Minn
Sira
E.van Meredith
Travelers Elect Officers at State Convention
Lincoln April 24 The Travelers Protective association of Nebraska drums elected Charles L. Hopper of Omaha as national president and Frank B. Holbrook of Omaha as state president. The convention praised the gathering as the most harmonious since the body began in the state. Nebraska City was chosen as the 1912 meeting place.
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Lincoln
Travelers’ Protective Association
Nebraska
Charles L. Hopper
Omaha
Knights of the Grip
Frank B. Holbrook
Nebraska City
Governor names commission to recodify Nebraska statutes
Governor Aldrich announces appointees Judge A. M Post of Columbus E. L. King of Osceola and John H. Broady of Lincoln to the commission under the Quackenbush Mardin bill They will receive 3000 a year and report to the next legislative session.
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Lincoln
Aldrich
A. M Post
Columbus
E. L. King
Osceola
John H. Broady
Emancipation and Education Urged by Winthrop Quote
A quotation from Robert C. Winthrop argues that slavery is half abolished and emancipation half completed, urging education for freedmen to safeguard justice, state welfare, and the republic. It calls for freeing the winds and bodies of the emancipated from ignorance.
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Robert C. Winthrop
Cure Your Kidneys with Dean's Kidney Pills
An enthusiastic plea advertises Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney-related pains and urinary disorders. A Sidney Nebraska testimonial from William H. Seely claims eight years of kidney trouble eased after short use, with dealers selling the 40 cent remedy nationwide via Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. The note ends by urging readers to remember the brand and presence of gun repair services at Jackson's.
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Sidney
William H. Seely
Sidney, Neb
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Public Spirit Pill Transforms Bill Blue into Booster
After taking a so called public spirit pill, Bill Blue gains renewed energy and becomes a booster for community efforts. The item is described as uplifting his civic engagement and drive.
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Bill Blue
Bill
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Jos. Oberfelder
Points
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Denver
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Bronson
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Peace Congress
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MERCY
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Alliance, Neb
A. G. Oleon
Clark
Martin Lynstad
Volin
Gena Olson
Egan
Wm. Parsons
Esteline
P. H. Frantz
Aberdeen
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Huron
Zimmerman
Montrace
Piles
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Jackson's
Booster
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Variety Store
Edison
Victor
Jackson Furniture Co
Odd
Bld
J K. Elms
Joseph Oberfelder
V. F. Kucera
EF C. Beebe
Drntist
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P. E. F. Ward
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Henry E. Gapen
Jupor
Cheyenne Co
Government Land Businesa
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Gapen Building
W.V. Hoagland
Forgland & Hoagland
Norte Platte
Nebrassa
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Bidney
Prank L. Doty
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A. A. Sharp
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L F. Demers & Son
Sunol
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