Passenger service notice from Omaha train agent
No Passenger. Dally. Freight Passenger rules no. 306 will not stop between Sidney and Bridgeport and Sidney and Stores. Local extra daily except Sunday will carry passengers sleeping and dining cars. Tickets to any point in United States or Canada. For timetable and tickets contact M A SupMan agent or Ortol Wakeley general passenger agent Omaha Nebraska.
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Sidney
Bridgeport
United States
Canada
M A SuipMan
Ortol W Wakeley
Avent
Omaha
Nebraska
Local surprise at Adlerika quick results in Sidney
Sidney residents report rapid relief from sour stomach gas and constipation after a single dose of Adlerika mixed with simple bark glycerine and other ingredients. Laune's Pharmacy promotes the German remedy as a sanitizing digestive treatment that clears impurities quickly.
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Laune
A Marvelous Escape
A parent from Prince Albert Ca Good Hope recalls a night time croup attack by his child. He used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy per directions and the child recovered after about an hour. The ad notes the remedy is sold by all dealers.
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P.F. Bastiama
Prince Albert
Local Visitors and Residents Reach Sidney Monday
A string of Monday visits and lengthy local movements fills the Sidney scene. PD UH Shultz from Potter, Joe Benish from Sextorp, Anton Heinzl from Lodgepole, Joseph Hornicek from Sunol, Lee Howard from Sunol, and Mrs A W Olson from Sextorp all called in. Other travelers include William Zeigler of Dalton, Dick Wubblehorst from near Dalton, F E Campbell of Potter, John Garrels of Weyerts, Mrs Esther Booth and daughter from Sundl, Mrs Ella Frakes and daughter from Sunol, and others touring from Dalton, Orlando, Kimball county, Laura, Bridgeport, and near Peetz.
Masonic Lodge Organized in Bridgeport Monday
A Masonic lodge was organized in Bridgeport on Monday. Attending from here were Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder, F. G. Griffith, Gus Graneman, L. F. Closman, and L. Brockway.
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Bridgeport
Mrs. Schroeder
F. G. Griffith
Gus Granneman
L. F. Closman
L. Brockway
A. Cascaden Visits First National Bank for Worthy Review
National Bank Examiner A. Cascaden was in town last Saturday to inspect the First National Bank. He commended bank officials on the excellent condition of bank affairs.
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T A. Cascaden
National Bank
First National Bank
Local Visit Details From Potter Trip
Mrs Banta and Miss Osterberg visited Potter on Saturday to spend Sunday with B C Banta and family. Mr Vath and his family took Miss va Siedow in his car Sunday and brought the ladies back after the visit.
Texas Road Building Progress Across Counties Surges
The Texas Welfare commission reports 437 miles of roads under construction with potential to double next year. The Red River to the Gulf route is planned to total 630 miles, linking over fifty million acres of prime farmland as two thirds of counties along its path construct segments. The Texas Commercial Secretaries and Business Men's association projects completion of the highway.
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Texas Welfare Commission
Texas
Connecticut
Ida M. Darden
Houston Post
Texas Commercial Secretaries and Business Men's Association
River to the Gulf Highway Brings Large Property Gains
A state plan argues that road improvements add 10000 dollars per mile to adjacent properties. Building the river to the gulf highway would yield a net 400 million in increased values along the route through numerous Texas counties. A Dallas to Texarkana highway of about 2104 miles also figures in near term state road plans.
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Galveston
Harris
Wailer
Brazos
Robertson
Falls
Limestone
McLennan
Hill
Navarro
Johnson
Ellis
Tarrant
Dallas
Denton
Collin
Grayson
Cooke
Hearneworth
Dallas-Texarkana
Collin, Grayson
Fannin
Lamar
Red River
Bowie
Grade half mile for $7.50
Kansas Industries reports a half mile of road graded in one day at seven dollars and fifty cents. A kerosene engine used 20 gallons, costing $150, and three men handled the task including the operator. Road grading costs vary from $15 to $50 per mile depending on soil, width, and labor prices.
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Riley County
Kansas Industries
Grace and Live Stock Phrase in Crop Rotation
A critic argues that proper grazing and forage management paired with rotation would increase farm output. He insists grasses and clovers, managed half the time, could double crop yields and steadily improve soil and yields over time.
Woman Warns Against Chicken Eating Hog Conflict
A speaker urges keeping chickens and a chicken eating hog separate to maintain peace. The remark highlights the animal rivalry and the practical need to prevent clashes between the birds and the hog.
Stamp Out Hog Cholera District Formed in Nebraska
The USDA with the University of Nebraska and State Sanitary Board create a district spanning Johnson County and the north half of Gage County to exterminate hog cholera. A survey will assess hog conditions, then field staff will work to prevent spread, cure raging herds, and educate farmers. Serum and virus used. $75,000 government appropriation funds the effort.
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United States Department of Agriculture
University of Nebraska
State Sanitary Board
Johnson County
Gage County
Thaw Guard Is Freed as Barnum Is Discharged
Howard H. Barnum an aged gate tender connected to the escape of Harry Thaw from Matteawan asylum was discharged by Justice Morehauser after the case was resolved. The decision ends the controversial inquiry into the breach at the state institution.
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Howard H. Barnum
Harry Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Justice Morehauser
Fifty Four Drowned in San Salvador Flooding
Fifty four people are reported dead from drowning across districts of the republic of Salvador after unprecedented heavy rainfall inundated areas. Local officials warn the death toll may rise as rescue efforts continue and describe the disaster as the worst flooding in memory.
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San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
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Cheyenne County Abstract
C. WM Hadley
T Doran
Cheyenne County Abstract Co
H. T. Doran
American Surely Co
the Telegraph
Sidney and
Cheyenne County
Nobr
Eac
Aati
New York
Chicago
UNION
Spacific
Union Pacific
Sidney, Neb
East Sound
A. J. Shoemaker
M. m
Dally
IN Sidney
Chichester
PD UH Shultz
Potter
Joe Benish
Sextorp
Anton Heinzl
Lodgepole
Joseph Hornicek
Sunol
Lee Howard
A. W. Olson
William Zeigler
Dalton
Town
Dick Wubblehorst
F. E. Campbell
John Garrels of
Weyerts
Esther Booth
Sundl
Ella Frakes
C. Reinmuth
W. H. Reinmuth
Otto Zuhlke
North Divide
George Richardson
Orlando
City
James Morry
John Amae
Will Davis
Kimball County
J. R. Verner
Joe Deitrich
Laura
Ballard
Frank Isenberger
George Moore
Seeger
Hr. A. Prindle
Otto Hink
St Louis
Heve
Ernest Stuht
W. W. Weis
Isaac Olson and Son
Dan Heimer
Peter Nelson
Tom Perkins
Near Peetz
R. A. Blake
W. F. Kucera
Peter Koepp
Herman Stahl
E. G. Krebs
Clara
Bernard Strotman
Gapen
John Reed
Richard Fegley
W. J. Noble
Macadam Road
Arkansas
Kansas
John Deere
John Thompson
John Willis
Col
V. F. Kucera
of the Bell System
Bell System
Bell Telephone
Universal Bell Telephone System
Telephone Compaky
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