Train service notice between Sidney and Bridgeport
Train numbers 202 304 308 and no local stops between Sidney and Bridgeport Slaney and Steeling are suspended. Local extra daily except Sunday carries passengers. Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars seats free on through trains. Tickets baggage to any point in United States or Canada. For info call M A Shipman agent or W Wakeley general passenger agent Omaha Nebraska.
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Sidney
Bridgeport
Slaney
Steeling
United States
Canada
M A. Shipman
W.wakeley
Omaha
Nebraska
Local residents travel and visits fill week in Kimball
F L VanGorder traveled to Denver Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Frank Rowan attended the class play Tuesday evening. Mrs L F Cunningham and daughters visited the high school play. Fred Vath left Wednesday morning for an eastern point and plans to return with a car. Mrs Miles returned Sunday from Omaha with Eva progressing well in hospital. Miss Edith Oldershaw returned Saturday from near Aurora where she taught the past year. Mrs Dawson came back Sunday night from a two week visit in Laramie with son Frederick and family. Mrs George Davis and Leo Bartholomew left Sunday for a few days in Denver. they returned Thursday. Mrs Bartholomew of Kimball spent a few days with her daughter Mrs George Davis. C F Goodhand of Ord was in town Tuesday and Wednesday on building plans. Charles Heimer and family left Thursday for a Colorado homestead twenty miles south of Kimball. Attorney Miles returned Monday from Idaho and coast trips. John F Ayle and wife from the eastern part of the state visited brother A S Ayle and family. John Null finished a successful term of school north of town and has returned home. North side improvements include a bungalow for Mr Howe and remodeling of the Oldershaw home into a modern cottage.
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Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
Republic of
Haiti
Tancrede Auguste
Wisconsin
Cornell
Michigan
Middleton
Bellini
Versailles
International Harvester Company
Auburn
Huerta
Tracy Aubert
Rahago
North
Mexico
Charles W Raysmond
United States Army
Washington
George F. Cahse
Southwest
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul
Kansas City
Tang Hua Lung
Slingsby
William R. Nelson
Kansas City Star
Missouri Supreme Court
Morris Duncan
Fiickson
Nicholas
Rock Island
Colby
Kan
New York
Republic of China
House
Salvation Army
California
Mabel Horn
San Francisco
Grand Jury
Denver
William J Greenwood
Margaret Wilson
Broadway New York
Johnson
Clara Shortridge Foltz
Los Angeles County
Nationa Banks
Mrs Susie Tucker Clutchfield Visits From Omaha
Mrs Susie Tucker Clutchfield and her baby arrived Tuesday from Omaha to visit the Roth household. They plan to go to Cheyenne to join Mr Clutchfield en route from New York City.
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Susie Tucker
Clutchfield
Baby
Omaha
Roth
Cheyenne
New York City
Miss Kate Wells Becomes Assistant Operator at Local Exchange
Miss Kate Wells of Bridgeport has been appointed assistant operator at the telephone exchange, filling the vacancy left by Miss Rachel Hartman who moved with her family to Fremont. L. O. Fundingsland reports the loss of a valuable stallion last Saturday due to acute intestinal trouble after a sudden illness.
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Kate Wells
Bridgeport
Rachel Hartman
Fremont
L. O. Fundingsland
Local Notables Return and New Lodge Officers Elected
H V Redington returns to familiar haunts after months away and is noted as an early pioneer with a large stock ranch once named for him. Leon Fine visits town recovering from an injury and plans to finish the season. EC Stockwick moves a carload of Ford cars with most sold. Frank Welch Lodge No 75 AFP and aA M elects officers for the year including Herman Schroeder WM and F G Griffith S. W. J W Harper, Treas. Joseph Vogler of Petersburg buys land near Dalton to grow flax and prepare for permanent settlement next spring.
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H. V Redington
Mr Redington
Redington
Frank Welch Lodge No 75
AFP
Aa M
Herman Schroeder
F G Griffith
J W Harper
Hi i Gapen
Treas Leslie Neubauer
Joseph Vogler
Petersburg
Neb
Dalton
Military pigeon system aids Paris siege messaging
During the siege of Paris carrier pigeons proved highly useful for messages. They were photographed on collodion pellets enclosed in goose quills attached to silk threads in tail feathers, with a military pigeon system now controlled by the French Ministry of War.
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Paris
Ministry of War
Suffragette clashes and wartime fears spark fear across nations
Britain wages a brutal war of extermination against suffragists while a new explosive outstrips dynamite in power. Across the globe, labor strikes loom in Buffalo and Auburn NY. Haiti's president dies, and U S politics debate canal tolls. A drastic riot of events paints a turbulent world.
Lost Aero Plane Stir in Mexican Border Fight
American troops search for a missing war aero plane believed to be aiding Sonora state troops against Guaymas. Three US detachments and deputy sheriffs scour desert stations after the craft vanished near Tucson and was moved by wagon toward the border. A second plane is said to have slipped into Ortiz with plans to drop high explosives on government forces. Censorship tightens as authorities monitor the border clash unfolding between Guaymas and Ortiz.
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Desert Station
Nogales
Sonora
Guaymas
United States Cavalry
Tucson
Ariz
Mexico
Ortiz
California Gulf
Los Angeles
Desert
Union Pacific Gets Slight Time Extension on Stock Sale
The Supreme Court extended the deadline for Union Pacific to dispose of its 46 percent stake in Southern Pacific from May 12 to July 1, partially granting an indefinite extension request from Union Pacific attorneys.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Union Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Digestive Health Advice and Chamberlain's Tablets Ad
A house with bad plumbing risks typhoid and fevers, just as the body’s digestion needs care. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for quick relief from digestive troubles and notes availability from all dealers.
Farce loan rise contrasts with losses to Fed call
Comptroller of the Currency reports a sharp rise in loans on April but notes large losses in cash and deposits compared with the February 4 call. The new Chinese republic receives formal U S recognition by Charge Williams at Peking after complete government organization. Emmeline Pankhurst is moved to a Woking sanitarium with police supervision in London. Aviator Herman Janssen dies after his plane propeller severs his head during a test over Oakland Bay. John E Wayman, former Illinois state attorney, fatally shoots himself on April 17 and, in death, expresses remorse before dying and tries to secure physician aid to hasten death.
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Fed
Sometimes a Light Surprises Hymn Sparks Chapel Turmoil
In an English chapel worshipers struggled to stay grave as a man ignited a wax matches box in his pocket and tried to extinguish it. The minister, momentarily unable to identify the cause, diplomatically urged the congregation to sing Sometimes a Light Surprises until the disturbance subsided.
Paris Charity Bazaar Sets Kiss Auction Record
A Paris charity bazaar featured a famed French actress whose kiss was sold for 20000 francs at auction. The auctioneer prompted further bids, the hammer fell, and an old gentleman declined the prize, passing it to his grandchild amid cheers and laughter.
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Paris
Monsieur
Madame
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Cheyenne County Abstract
M Hadley
H. T. Doran
Cheyenne County Abstract Co
SIME
American Surety Co
the Telegraph
Sidney and
Cheyenne County
Posture
Postie
Nobr
Chicago
A. Gapen
Eekateas
M. m
Sidney, Neb
Dally
Drag and Transit
Lloyd Mann
F L VanGorder
Frank Rowan
Fred Vath
Miles
Eva
Edith Oldershaw
Aurora
Mrs. Dawson
Laramie
Frederick
George Davis
Leo Bartholomew
F Goodhand
Ord
Charles Heimer
Colorado
Kimball
Idaho
John F. Ayle
A. S. Ayle
John Null
Mr Howe
Oldershaw
Leon Fine
Leon
EC Stockwick
Pilsner
F. Schulz, Prop
Bngland
Aerolist
Buffalo
Yao
Seho
Pittsburgh
Pittsbergh
Ryt Whilb
Mathilde
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
THE
First National Bank
M. Ramella
Closman & Son
ODD Fellows
Kruse
Hmouse
Rose Street
Sing Lee
Pront Street
E. W. Zishert
Prop
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