Sidney High Seniors Sweep Bayard in Sneak Day Visit
Thirty students from Sidney high school, eleven boys and nineteen girls, paraded through Bridgeport before arriving in Bayard on Sneak Day. They praised Bayard’s reception, spoke in the assembly, and planned a late roaster in Laurence Forks after visits to local schools. Miss Inez Lally and Miss Irene Ruhter joined the Bayard visit.
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Sidney High School
Bridgeport
Bayard
Laurence Forks
Sidney
Inez Lally
Irene Ruhter
Bayard Transcript
Uselessness of Hate in War and Everyday Contests
A discussion on hate as destructive and counterproductive, noting soldiers' restraint in war, the bodily and mental toll of anger, and how taunts in fights, elections, and gambling erode judgment. The piece argues hate weakens rather than strengthens, with examples from prize fighting and wagering.
Harding’s Narrow Bounds on Hatred Define a Leader
The passage praises Warren G. Harding for his absence of hatred toward rivals and his courteous restraint in politics. It contrasts his stance with competitors who harbor hatred, noting Harding’s habit of vetoing aggressive campaign plans in favor of fair conduct.
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Warren G. Harding
Mr. Harding
Wilbur E. Sutton
Missouri Tax Grievances Echoed in Political Verse
Betty Earle in Judge railed at Missouri leaders who sent a man to Jefferson to represent towns. The poem accuses officials of recruiting allies, padding salaries, and draining the treasury while promising better roads. The speaker laments higher taxes and favors for kin while roads remain sparse.
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Jefferson
Treasury
Betty Earle
Judge
Jury Deadlock Over $772000 Bond Theft By Youth
The jury in the William Dalton case, a sixteen year old clerk accused of stealing $772,000 in Liberty bonds from Northern Trust, deliberated nearly twenty-four hours and was discharged with about half favoring acquittal and half conviction.
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William Dalton
Liberty
Northern Trust Company
State warns wife on fishing licenses and wardens
Hazel Nicholson of Valparaiso and three companions were injured when their car struck a bridge approach north of Raymond and rolled twice. Nicholson was unconscious for an hour and cared for in Raymond before moving to Valparaiso. The party included Irvin Nicholson Ivor Jensen and Rosa Schwartz, all of Valparaiso.
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Hazel Nicholson
Valparaiso
Raymond
Corn Mishap Kills Nebraska Toddler at Cambridge
A two year old daughter of Charles Brandt was killed last Thursday when a pile of corn collapsed on her while she played near a shelter in Cambridge Nebraska. The mother discovered the child under the corn pile when she looked for her.
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Cambridge
Nebraska
Charles Brandt
Babies Taken to Theater as Parents Attend Show
A Frontier report notes theatergoers were told to bring babies to the K. C. theater and leave them with manager Martin Cronin. One baby slept in the gallery during a Tuesday evening meal. the child woke briefly but was soothed back to sleep with a lullaby from Cronin.
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K. C
Martin Cronin
K. C. Ball
Sure of Full Value for Every Battery Dollar
The statement asserts confidence in delivering full value for every battery dollar, emphasizing quality, performance, and reliability. It frames the claim as a commitment to customer satisfaction and cost efficiency across product lines.
Electric Shop Opens Near American Bank
For your Electric Supplies get the Electric Shop, one block east of the American Bank.
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American Bank
Foreclosure Suit In Cheyenne County Nebraska
F A Walters sues to foreclose a mortgage on the southwest quarter of section 32 township 15 north range 48 in Cheyenne County Nebraska. John Olson executed the note for 7000 dollars dated February 27 1918 with six percent interest and ten percent late interest. The petition seeks payment of 7420 dollars plus costs.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
F. A. Walters
Minn
Harper
Casselman
Gurley State Bank
H. C. Casselman
District Court
John Olson
Range
Mortgage defaults prompt decree for payment or sale
The petition states interest at ten percent per annum from March 1 1919 on defaulted mortgage. Plaintiff seeks decree requiring payment of due amount or sale of the premises to satisfy the debt with equitable relief. Answer due by May 80, 1921. Plaintiff Y A Walters, attorney H R Busse.
Ammon's Electric Shop lamp sale note
An electric lamp for every room in the house. Phone 201. We deliver.
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Ammon
Merchants Advertise Faith in Their Goods in This Paper
The article explains that an advertisement reflects the merchant's confidence in his offerings. Readers are advised to patronize advertisers since their goods are up to date and not shop worn, implying reliable quality from the merchants whose ads appear here.
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