Large Eagle Shot Near Gurley by Zawiebel Brothers
L. J and A T Zawiebel shot a mountain eagle four miles northeast of Gurley last Monday after sighting it since last summer. The bird, hit with a 22 Winchester Special, flew a distance with two hits, measuring six feet six inches tip to tail. They had it stuffed in Omaha and described the find as a notable local marvel.
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Zawiebel Brothers
L. J
A T
Gurley
Thess
Omaha
Word To My Fellow Citizens Victory Note and Cork Bark Fact
A police judge thanks supporters for the election win and pledges strict law enforcement. The piece then shifts to a factual explanation of cork bark, describing how cork comes from the outer bark of cork oak trees in the south of France and Spain, how it is harvested, soaked, and charred to seal pores.
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John EL McClenegiean
France
Spain
Grasshoppers valued as delicacy by Greeks and natives
Pericles noted grasshoppers as a delicacy among Greeks and many Indian tribes. Field scientists dining with natives found locusts edible and nourishing, confirming their value as a food source.
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Pericles
Notice to all Red Cross Pharmacy debtors
All persons owing accounts at the Red Cross Pharmacy are advised to call and settle their balances immediately. The notice stresses prompt payment to clear outstanding amounts and maintain services.
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Red Cross
New Plan Seeks War Labor Shift From Men to Women
The United States Employment Service advances a plan to shift men from non war work into war industries. Community Labor Boards will publish lists of occupations for replacement by women, including sales, clerical and waitstaff roles, aiming for a 100 percent basis. The plan emphasizes public opinion, supervision, and orderly transitions to prevent unemployment and ensure sufficient labor for war production. The North Platte Nebraska Board declares non war enterprises where men should be replaced by women.
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United States ‘Employment Service
Clemend
War Department
France
Berlin
Community Labor Boards
Community Labor Board
United States Employment Service
Department of Labor
TS Community Labor Board
North Platte
Nebraska
Local Provisions List Gentlewomen and Industrial Shiekers
A historical notice enumerates non essential occupations deemed permissible by the board, listing shoe shining parlors fruit stands refreshment adjuncts to drug stores soft drink and near beer parlors and other trades including window cleaners florists mercantile stores confectioners and delicatessens establishments station attendants and related enterprises.
Local and Personal News from Sidney and County
Born to Mr and Mrs I K Cort ney November 3 a daughter Mrs Jesse Sitton ill in Denver with influenza Banker J A Warten of Potter transacted business in Sidney Deputy Postmaster Marius Christensen recovering from a serious illness Born to Mr and Mrs Thomas An trim on Friday November 1 a son to be known as Todd Bryan Mrs Claud Carey of Deets ill with influenza James Rodman candidate for representative visited Sidney Miss Harriett Radcliff sent a Christmas box to a French girl Miss Ann Radcliff left for Des Moines to resume work with the lecture bureau Mrs J M Sager ill with venivular heart trouble Three women hold county offices in Cheyenne County Isola B Wasson first Clerk of the District Court in Cheyenne County Sam Sampson visited from Webster City Mrs George Iverson visited husband Sam from Webster City Miss Jo Dendinger cannot join Yeomanette service Carl Thiemann family left for Omaha for Elsie’s appendicitis operation A decal man fined $100 for bootlegging A railroad man fined fifteen dollars for three pints then jailed and reformed by Judge Chambers
Burlington visitors enjoy a lively week despite bans
Alford Bentley and Frank Winegar of Burlington Colorado returned Tuesday from a pleasant week at the Bentley home. The youths, though social gatherings were banned, found pleasure and drove over from Burlington the prior week in the Winegar car. Lieutenant Llewellyn Martin reports in a bright Over There letter that German prisoners were in their camp and one escaped but later returned with his father and brother, signaling humane treatment of prisoners of war. Mrs E A Steen offers dressmaking designing and ladies tailoring services.
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Alford Bentley
Frank Winegar
Burlington
Colorado
Bentley
Llewellyn Martin
Bodie
Llewellyn
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City Property
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Osborn & Jorgenson
Sidney
Kratz Abstract Company
Stuht-Hink Bldg
Cardiff
Athens
Micawber
Cork
D. R. Campbell
John
Sidney, Nebraska
Waterloo Boy Tractors
Master Trucks
God’s Land
C. M. Hadley
H. T. Doran
Cheyenne County Abstract Company
Nebr
Germany
America
I. K. Cortney
Jesse Sitton
Denver
J A. Warten
Potter
Marius Christensen
Thomas Antrim
Todd Bryan
Claud Carey of
Deets
James Rodman
Mick Radcliff
Rochester
Minnesota
W. PP. Miles
Cheyenne County
Isola B. Wasson
George Iverson
Sam Sampson
Webster City
Harriett Radcliff
Ann Radcliff I
Des Moines
Hamilton
Simdlay
Salisbury
Missouri
Jo Dendinger
Yeomantic Service
Carl Thiemann
Iran
Girley
Elsie
Chambers
E. A. Steen
Thiloring
Phone
Wright
Sidney, Neb
Rumely
J. W. Reinmuth, Sidney
Nespory Bros
Wallar
Hink’'S Boot Shop
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