Reed makes bid for Democratic nomination to block Roosevelt
The Omaha World Herald notes James A. Reed's entry signals an anti Roosevelt push in candidate selection. Missouri and other states may shift delegates toward Reed while Baker Ritchie Murry and Traylor figure in a broad field. The piece forecasts a contested nomination with Roosevelt as leading favorite but not unchallenged.
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Omaha World Herald
James A. Reed
St. Louis
Missouri
Roosevelt
Reed
New York
Newton D. Baker
Ohio
Wilson
Baker
Ritchie
Maryland
Murry
Oklahoma
Illinois
James Hamilton Lewis
Evans Wooley
Indiana
Kentucky
Texas
Melvin Traylor
Chicago
Bryan
Nebraska
al Smith
Square pies vs round pies provoke strong dinner table debate
A Plain Dealer column reprints a Toledo bakers convention squabble over square pies. The author ridicules the argument for square pies as an efficiency scheme, arguing round pies are superior for fair division and tradition, ending with a rallying cry to keep the round pie.
Factory Round the Clock Still Drives Local Economy
In a town where mills run continuously around the clock, 24 hours a day and seven days a week, the enduring demand shapes labor, wages, and community life as industrial giants press on without pause.
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Baltimore Evening Sun
United States
Danbury Hats Fuel Local Boom Myth Debunked
In Danbury Connecticut a town of 28 000, weekly earnings from 75 to 115 dollars and factory payrolls of 340 000 last week are claimed. The article argues these figures are real and current, attributing the boom to Empress Eugenie hats and noting Danbury produces 80 percent of the felt used in hat making.
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Danbury
Conn
Beyer Family Social and Community Notes from Bunker Hill
Peter Beyer and nephew James traveled to Denver and back, with local visits including Dix baseball on the home diamond. A large dance overflowed Iva Beyer’s, county fair attendance at Sidney, and multiple gatherings by the Sterling, Beyer, Dwyer, Juedes, and Engel families. Regular illness and alatar society events noted amid visits to Sidney and nearby homes.
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Clara Beyer
Peter Beyer
Denver
James Beyer
Bunker Hill
Dix
Iva Beyer
Sidney
Pete Beyer
Henry Goetz
Alex Sterling
Wade Sterling
Fred Beyer
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
Mildred Beyer
Elizabeth Sterling
Iva
Agnes Dwyer
John Engel
William Juedes
Ray Frame
Oscar Aurich
Juius Choan
Ross Bales
Hilbert Borcher
W. E. Gehrig
John Vrana
Helen
Leona Juedes
James and
Albert
Earl Bayne
Bake Sale by St Martha's Guild at Greenlees Store
St Martha's Guild plans a bake sale at Greenlee's store starting at 3:31 a.m. on Saturday October 3. Readily available treats offered at low prices.
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St. Martha’s Guild
Greenlee’s
Airmotor Windmills Steel Towers and Oil Ad Notice
See see f PhANGE for Airmotor Windmills Steel Towers and Oil, Phone 8 F14. F 11 continued on page 3.
Marriage Unites Jensen and Wilson in 1917 Nebraska Church
History notes Andrew Jensen and Nellie Gray Wilson wed at a Methodist church near Dalton on September 26 1917 officiated by Rev L B Lewis. The item follows local society notes with visits, relocations, farm plans, a pre nuptial shower, a barnstorming Wolf hunt at the fair, and several community movements across Dalton and Cheyenne County.
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Andrew Jensen
Lars Jensen
Dalton
Nellie Gray Wilson
John M. Wilson
Methodist
Rev
L. B. Lewis
Bridgeport Visitors and Moves Highlight Sidney Scene
Ed Smith George Haxby and Judge Williams were among Bridgeport people in Sidney Tuesday. William J Bryan passed through Sidney last Sunday en route to Lincoln and held an informal reception at the depot. Simon Fishman and Paul Young left for Julesburg Wednesday to attend the festival. W J Shoemaker sold his Clarkson addition residence to J A Slingluff and will build a new house near his work. A J Bentley of Tama Iowa bought Charles Callahan residence in the Morrow addition and plans to move with family by November 1 and enter real estate business.
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Bridgeport
Sidney
Ed Smith
George Haxby
Judge Williams
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Simon Fishman
Paul Young
Julesburg
W. J. Shoemaker
Clarkson
J. A. Slingluff
A. J. Bentley
Tama
Charles Callahan
Morrow Addition
Bentley
Local residents make short travels and home changes
Mrs Frank King and two girls Grace and Hazel began Sunday travel to Missouri for several weeks visiting relatives. P T Higgins returned from a brief visit to his eastern state home. Rev R E Moore is assigned M and church pastor for the year with first sermon next Sunday. J J McIntosh adds a bay window and improves his residence. Miss Anna McFadden opens school at Eckert house next Monday. George Kratz, formerly of Sidney now in Pueblo, visiting about his Sidney Draw claim. R S Willis went to Omaha and back with Mrs Williams and daughter who spent the summer in New York. P Smith and two daughters left for Denver for mountain and plain festival plus family reunion. B A Jones repairs his southern town house to rent to Willis Lee who moves his family for schooling. Miss Jennie Chapin of South Omaha visits sister Mrs James Tucker.
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Frank King
Grace
Hazel
Missouri
P. T. Higgins
R. E. Moore
J. J. McIntosh
Anna McFadden
Eckert
George Kratz
Sidney
Pueblo
Sidney Draw
Willis
Omaha
Williams
New York
P. Smith
Denver
B. A. Jones
Willis Lee
Court House Rock
Jennie Chapin
South Omaha
James Tucker
Chariot Race to Be Held at County Fair
Forty four years ago Charles Nelson and Alderman Trognitz planned to pull the lines over the flyers for the chariot race at the county fair this year.
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Charles Nelson
Alderman Trognitz
Rooms Wanted for Delegates at PTA and Teachers Conventions
Notices appeal for hosts to provide rooms for delegates, with $1 per person per day. Dates: PTA October 14 15 16. Teachers October 28 29 30. Call or write committee members to offer housing and avoid delays.
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P.T. A
LeRoy Larson
John Borland
J. E. Poquette
Herbert Rabe
E. M. Gates
East Huntsman community notes misspelled names and events
Local residents hosted and attended multiple social gatherings from Sunday to Friday. O L Miller hosted dinner at Ed Lipke. Hans Anderson celebrated at Gene Davis’s Sidney home. Helen Elsie Nieman and Bill Schaffert traveled near Maywood. Miller family planned 4 H club activities and a local achievement was practiced.
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Mrs. O. L. Miller
Ed Lipke
Claus Engelland
A. K. Anderson
Gene Davis
Sidney
Hans Anderson
Helen
Elsie Nieman
Bill Schaffert
Maywood
O. L. Miller
Chappell
Inez
Billy
Willa Nieman
Irma Engell
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