Well Known Pioneer Resident Dies Here Last Saturday
Obituary memorializes Mrs. Hart born 1862 in St Louis and long time Sidney resident. It notes her Catholic faith, devotion to family and community, and loss of husband in 1906. Survived by three daughters and three sisters with funeral led by Rev Anton Link.
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Hart
Mrs. Hart
St. Louis
Fort McPherson
North Platte
Sidney Army Headquarters
L. M. Sherrod
Columbus
Nebr
Fred Krause
Sidney
Mary Hamilton
San Diego
Calif
Emma Arthur
Salt Lake City
Utah
A. A. Buckingham
Cheyenne
J. M. Sager
Denver
California
Anton Link
Henry Doran
John McIntosh
A. K. Greenlee
Frank Tobin
Hubert Fuller
Ernest Worden
Mark Howard
Former Cheyenne County Pioneer Dies in Alliance
G. A. Beecher led the service with Dean Crawford assisting at Broadwater work. Alliance lodge of Freemasons had full charge at the cemetery. Worshipful Master Fagan read the service and Bishop Beecher, grand chaplain of the Nebraska Masons, gave the eulogy and prayers. Widow and four siblings survive.
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G. A. Beecher
Dean Crawford
Broadwater
Alliance Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons
Fagan
Bishop Beecher
Reverend Samuel Light Remembered In Washington State
Reverend Samuel Light died in Washington state after a decade of active ministry in western Nebraska where he built a flourishing church and became a community factor. A trusted Christian teacher and Rotary Club member, he was known for his friendship, counsel, and constructive civic work benefiting the public.
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Nebraska
Dr. Light
Samuel Light
God's Vineyard
Rotary Club
Tieas
Mix
Sidney to Get Large Warehouse Plant
Will adopt a program of expansion in this city. Sey-Harris company and allies outline plans to establish a modern warehouse here with ample space for the largest stock of machinery and a mammoth line of parts and repairs. Fundingsland and Reisdorff operate a garage and have added the Chrysler agency to their offerings.
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sey-Harris Company
Sidney
Fundingsland & Reisdorff
Star
Senate Passes Swing Johnson Boulder Dam Bill
Washington May 28 The Senate takes up the rival measure after the House approved the Swing Johnson Boulder Canyon dam bill authorizing 125 million dollars to build a 500 foot high dam on the Colorado river at Boulder Canyon Arizona. The project would supply water and power for several western states with proceeds from power sales to repay Treasury funds. The bill faced strong opposition from Arizona and Utah lawmakers amid a long Senate House fight and a brief adjournment after an all night session.
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Senate
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Douglas
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Utah
Longworth
Colorado River
Boulder Canon
Aris
Imperial Valley
California
Southwest
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Congress
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A. J. Weaver
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Henry Sherman
Rushville
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