Organization Aims To Promote Nebraska Resources Attract Immigration
A Nebraska Club effort organized by M. A. Daugherty and E. McLernon seeks stock subscriptions to fund a board of trade like body. Local business leaders, including Joseph Oberfelder, urged unity to showcase the state’s assets to the East. A three-member committee will solicit shares as a future shareholders meeting plans a permanent organization to advance industrial and commercial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Daugherty
Ogalulla
Nebraska
Court House
Daugherty
B. A. Jones
E. MacLernon
James L. McIntosh
Nebraska Club
Joseph Oberfelder
East
Messrs. Stockton, Barsett and Dawson
Nebraska” Enterprise
The Progress of the World in May Magazines
An editor compares modern navies, noting the United States has about twenty port defense ships while Spain has one battleship and limited cruiser power. The piece argues Spaniards misjudge mediation in the Cuban crisis and highlights Vassar girls choosing outdoor recreation and athletics, with expanding team sports shaping campus life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Review of Review
United States
Spain
Aea
Lindberg Swanson wedding in Oakland Nebraska
Miss Hannah Swanson, living with Mrs. McLernon, married Nels Lindberg at 10 a.m. May 2 at Mrs. McLernon’s home. Both Swedish born, ceremony by Rev. Swanberg of the Swedish Lutheran church. Quiet ceremony with a few friends, dinner at noon, couple depart to their North River home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Swanson
McLernon
Nels Lindberg
North River
Mr. Swanberg
Swedish Lutheran Church of
Notices of Removal by James McMullan
Notified customers of removal due to business growth will relocate to new store rooms at the old Powell and Whitney corner on Monday May 4. McMullan promises a larger stock, better facilities, continued low prices, fair dealing, and first class goods for both old and new customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell & Whitney
James McMullan
The Female Biker Exhibition Provokes Mixed Reactions
A period piece railing against women on bicycles critiques a Spring exhibition, claiming biking is ungraceful and immodest. The author likens female riders to a disorderly kaleidoscope of hosiery and argues pedaling distorts form, citing diminished charm and health concerns in a densely described column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Exchange
Resolutions pressed for Fort Sidney land to Nebraska
The Western Nebraska Educations Association meeting at Ogalalla unanimously adopted resolutions urging Congress to approve a bill to cede the old Fort Sidney reservation to Nebraska for educational use. The motion notes irrigation growth could bring a half million people to Sidney region and stresses need for local education facilities.
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Western Nebraska Educations Association
Ogalalla
Nebraska
Congress
Nelaska
Massachusetts
Sidney
Missouri River
Old Fort Sidney Reservation
J. H. Kenney
Solid vestibuled trains distance all competitors in big race
All agree that the solid vestibuled trains of the Chicago Union Pacific Northwestern Line distance all competitors with ease. No changes delay at the Missouri River. For full information call on or address E. R. Breisch agent U P System. All persons using city water prohibited from sprinkling irrigation except 5 to 9 p m. Parties not complying will have water torpedoed off without further notice. E R Breisch, Agent.
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Chicago
Union Pacific & Northwestern Line
Missouri River
E. R. Breisch
Agent U. P. System
E. R. Breiscu
Oberfelder
George A. Beecher and Child
North Platte
Sidney
A. D. Stowitta
Keith County News
E.R. Breisch
Ogalalla
Sidney High School
Bertha Daugherty
Local Notes and People's Daily Happenings in Sidney
Sidney daily notices detail visitors and local incidents from May, including visits from Blithe and Greenwood figures, road and street work, school plans, casual outings, and weather related garden labor. Notes cover civic matters, a court case, saloons, and community events with multiple named residents and nearby towns.
Death of Wm Kreuger in Burlington Nebraska area
News reaches Sidney of the death of William Kreuger age 82 at Burlington Wisconsin after years as a local farmer and well digger. He was born in Germany July 6 1850 and emigrated to America settling in Burlington then Longlake before moving to Sidney Nebraska and returning to Burlington two years ago. Survived by five children Richard William Herman and Oscar in Nebraska and his second and third wives. funeral Sunday at Harman Konat residence under Masonic auspices.
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Sidney
Wm. Kreuger
Burlington
Wis
Richard
William Kreuger
Wm. Stubt
Kreuger
Standard Democrat
William Kruger
Kerman Konst
James Street
O'Vbeck
Mer. Krueger
Mr. Krueger
Joachimsthal
Germany
America
Buriington
Longlake
Nebraska
Kruger
Neb
Herman Kenst
William
Herman
Oscar
Rain in Nebraska Inspires Hopeful Homestead Ode
Walt Mason in the State Journal lauds ongoing Nebraska rain as grass grows and air warms. He paints a vivid scene of emerald trees and gleaming brooks, saying the land breathes poetry and promise, inviting people to settle and prosper as rain fuels optimism and the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Walt Mason
The
State Journal
McLernons Offers Big Stock of Children's Undies
A large stock of children's underwear at McLernons invites shoppers to compare goods and prices before purchasing. The ad emphasizes value and affordable options for families browsing the selection.
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McLernon's
Riverside Reapings Special Correspondence
Fine weather continues as the Platte river rises after a Thursday rain. Andy Nelson and Bascott visit town and Sidney, while local farmers prep crops for a large yield. Mesers Rolan LaMore Bascett lead irrigation plans with Julius Johnson showcasing a prime orchard and new pump irrigation. Enduring humor about devils in swine and local quirks closes the update.
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Platte
Andy Nelson
Bascott
Sidney
S. M. Bassett
Mesers
Rolan
LaMore
Bascett
Vic
Julius Johnson
New Composite Cars On The Overland Route
The Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line now operate daily composite cars between Salt Lake City and Chicago. The Buffet Smoking and Library cars are brand new with modern amenities and ample reading material. The Overland Limited trains feature this service, with Union Pacific first west of Chicago to inaugurate it. tickets should read via The Overland Route.
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Chicago
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Salt Lake City
Overland Limited
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Great Nebraska Club
College
Vassar
Demorest
Candace Wheeler
Joseph Lander
Midland Monthly
Des Moines
Italy
W. F. Peck
Upper Mississippi
W. W. Giat
Jefferson Davie
Black Hawk
Charles Aldrich
Mary J. Reid
MAY Magazines
Vascar
Lindberg
Wennson
Old Fort
Sidney and Vicinity
Launt Roond
Jo Trinnier
Greenwood Ranch
Joab Hutchinson
Colorado
Jack Clodges
H. V. Redington
P. van Gorder
Belmont Country
M. Urbach
Ohio
Hebron
Paul Borgquist
John Hurt
D. J. Scanlan
Fred Dawson
P. A. Griffith
Bishop Graves
Kearney
Christ Episcopal Church
Jas. McMullan
Billie’ Davis
Messrs. H. Luplow
William Mack
Potter
Charley Nelson
Greenwood
City
Sidney Oberfelder
Mrs. Cohn
St. Louis
Will
Phil Cohn
Jim Wintersteen
State Journal Company
M. Cohn
Anawonda
Mont
Cheyanne
Clyde Meglemre
Robt
Neely
Neubauer
Union Pacific Railway Co
Ve. Henry Neumann
Supreme Court
Neumann
Gem
M. H. Tobin
Samuel Rooney
Salida
Colo
May Radcliffe
Rooney
M. E. Washburn
WM. Kreugerl
Cheyenne County
Burlington, Wis
Riverside Reapings
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