Fall Scenes And Court Actions In Local Ledger
The issue blends a post card postage notice with city news. Antelope shooters Cecil Rice A G Rice and Erp Dullaghan face district court after being arrested near Padroni and Peetz. bail set at 1000 dollars each. Lincoln dispatch reports Major General Wood reopening Ritchey exemption case for draft relief. An election day anecdote recalls William Jennings Bryan’s political run with a humorous endurance tale.
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Padroni
Peetz
Gene Buchanan
Cecil Rice
A. G. Rice
Erp Dullaghan
Buchanan
Sterling
Turnman
Justice of the Peace Naugle
Ise
District Court
Padront
Wood
Funston
New National Army
City of Lincoln
William Ritchey
Lincoln
Ritchey
Ether
General Wood
Lincoln Dispatch
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Land
Bryan
Arizona
Fraudulent stock case nets arrest in Sidney
A Julesburg Grit Advocate snippet reports Sheriff Jr. Litton of Sidney Neb. and Deputy Humberstone pursued S C Sherwood who had been selling stock in the Boulding Mfg Co. Sherwood returned to Julesburg Sunday evening and was arrested then, on a charge of selling fraudulent stock.
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Jr. Litton
Sidney
Neb
Julesburg
S. C. Sherwood
Boulding Mfg. Co
Sitton
Umberstone
Sherwood
North Platte
Sheriff Sitton
Humberstone
Drive for funds for Y M C A war work
Nebraska is asked to contribute 250000 of the 35000000 sought to support Y M C A activities for soldiers at home and abroad. The organization provides rest rooms gymnasiums and reading rooms to aid soldiers off duty, endorsed by officers and civilians as strengthening character and moral welfare. Local merchants are urged to advertise via newspapers as essential for business and community communication.
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Y. M. Can
Nebraska
Army Lfe
Y M. C. Aa
Omaha Bee
Advertising in Newspapers Proves Cost Effective for Merchants
A discussion on ad space in newspapers compares costs with circulars and postcards, noting newspapers stay in homes longer and reach every reader repeatedly. It cites top businessmen who credit newspaper advertising for success and urges persistent use of newspaper space to stay competitive.
Lincoln Highway urged to stay usable by defense drive
A Lincoln to Omaha Bee special notes the Nebraska State Council of Defense and State Highway Commission are asked by the National Defense Council to immediately improve and maintain the Lincoln Highway. The message, from George T Porter, says the transcontinental route can aid railroad transport and help move allied government vehicles and freight to the seaboard, easing rail traffic.
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Lincoln
Omaha Bee
Nebraska State Council of Defense
State Highway Commission
National Defense Council
George T Porter
Ocean
Seaboard
Sidney Lumber Co Offers Home Aid For Your Needs
No place Uke home. See us about one, Sidney Lumber Co. seeks to connect customers with home improvement options and practical supplies through local services and guidance.
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Sidney Lumber CO
Chief of American habits the telephone changes life
The telephone, by 1916, handles about 30 million calls daily, equating to roughly 100 calls per year for every person. It has reshaped social behavior by eroding solitude and making rapid communication universal, altering courtesy, dignity, and the pace of daily life.
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Bell Telephone System
New York Tribune
Cost of High Living Sparks Wry Exchange
A brief exchange notes that the cost of necessary goods has risen since earlier years while acknowledging a growing number of such necessities. The remark underlines inflationary pressure and changing daily expenses in a compact, period voice.
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Italian doctor links hunger sense to mouth stomach channel
An Italian physician argues the channel from mouth to stomach houses hunger and thirst senses. He claims to have suppressed hunger by cocaine injections, presenting a controversial medical claim.
Microbes Have Two Sexes, Department Finds
The Department of Agriculture reports that certain microbes once seen as distinct varieties are actually stages of growth in a two sex system. These organisms, previously treated as sexless or Gigantisims, are now understood to divide into two sexes as they mature.
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Department of Agriculture
Hfe
A Queer Fellow Stays Quiet on Tariff Question
An unusual man is described as not arguing about the tariff. When asked why, he replies he knows nothing about it. The piece portrays a curious, nonchalant attitude toward policy debate.
Probably His Lest. Sulsan's Father Returns After Year
A thin pale man with a Vandyke beard returns after a year away for health, prompting Little Lillian to guess he is a friend of her father. The scene shows a cautious recognition as she studies the visitor and answers that she thinks he may be a friend of her papa.
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Sulsan
Heath
Lillian
Pupu
Bree of Charge Green's August Flower sample at Red Cross Pharmacy
A sample bottle of Green's August Flower is offered free at Red Cross Pharmacy to relieve indigestion dyspepsia torpid liver constipation sour stomach and related symptoms. The ad claims fifty years of proven success and notes the medicine comes in 25 and 75 cent bottles with sales across civilized countries.
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Red Cross Pharmacy
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National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
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Rumer Motor Co
Brewer Garage
Hudson
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