Train numbers listed for passenger service and freight
The record shows several named trains: Overland Limited No. 2, Atlantic Express No. 4, Mall and Express No. 6, Los Angeles Limited No. 8, Mall and Express No. 18 No. 20, Fast Mall on No. 62 Frt. Passenger carried by W. J. Snoem.
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Overland Limited
Colorado Express
California & Oregon Express
Los Angeles Limited
Mail and Express
Atlantic Express
W. J. Snoem
through trains skip local stops in Nebraska corridor
Passenger trains No. 301 and 302 will not make local stops between Sidney and Bridgeport and Slaney and Sterling. Local daily extra except Sunday will carry sleeping, dining and reclining chair cars with free seats on through trains. Tickets and baggage are checked to any point in the United States or Canada. For info call or write M. A. Shipman Agent or L. W. Wakeley General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska.
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer Subscription Notice
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer, the only weekly Chicago paper linked to a great daily, offers a judicious news summary plus home farm, women and youth sections and editorials from a Republican viewpoint. Subscriptions to both this paper and The Sidney Telegraph are $1.75 in advance, cash only.
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Inter Ocean and Farmer
Chicago
Tts
Sidney Telegraph
Magazine Gift Idea for Christmas
A month by month magazine subscription makes a suitable Christmas present for any recipient. With the holiday season approaching, it offers ongoing reading pleasure for men women and children alike.
Sidney News Roundup Of Local Movements And Visits
Vernon Merfield returns to Sidney while Johnny Tucker leaves for Weiser Idaho to continue studies. W S Bassett returns from Denver business trip. Mrs W P Brosmann visits Cheyenne. Chas Callahan heads east for business, back Thursday. S P Witters and wife return from Cheyenne. Local dance draws three auto loads of youths at Sunol. Mrs Eggleson of Chappell seeks hospital treatment. Frandzen Brown and Marguerite Caywood take auto trip to Bridgeport. Dr Ward hires C P Grant for bungalow erection east of school. Mrs Ed Puthoff and Jeannette visit Sidney. Mr and Mrs Jack Kidd of Hermosa visit Ackermans. Bob Mulloy departs for Scottsbluff to work at beet sugar factory. A B Knox family to move from Higgins ranch to Sidney. They lease rooms by Rest Room. Ruhter building a ten room house on his ranch.
Eastern Star School of Instruction In Sidney
The Grand Matron of the Eastern Star plans a Monday October 9 meeting in Sidney to open a school of instruction for the chapter. Mrs. M. J. Sanders of Norfolk visits her daughter Mrs. Ernest Wor den with a grandson. The Younkin Road Show performed at the Crystal on October 3 4 and 5. Ben Glenn of Sidney recovers from appendicitis with sister Dora of Gothenburg visiting. Mr and Mrs Griffith and son visit Andersons near Potter last Sunday. Mrs Griffith postpones Chicago trip until after the Maccabee celebration Thursday evening.
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M. J. Sanders
Norfolk
Ernest Worden
the Eastern Star
Sidney
Ben Glenn
St. Andrews’ Hospital
Dora
Gothenburg
Mrs. Griffith
Andersons
Potter
Clarke’s Elopement Leaves Lodgepole Hotel in Limbo
Word from Lodgepole reports John Clarke who ran a hotel there for a year left with another man’s wife toward parts unknown. He allegedly mortgaged property and absconded with cash. Clarke left behind his wife and one child, while his paramour deserted her husband and two children. Clarke was well known in Sidney.
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Lodgepole
John Clarke
Clarke
Sidney
Hog Pastures
Professor Charles B. Lee explains pasture advantages for hogs in Nebraska. He notes twofold benefits: cheaper feed via forage and exercise for growth and breeding stock. Alfalfa offers high protein and permanency, complemented by clover, soybeans, cowpeas, and bluegrass as top quality pastures. pasture type affects feed value and hog health.
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Charles B. I.ee
Department of Animal Husbandry
University of Nebraska
Middle West
Value of pastures and rape as swine forage
The text discusses using high quality permanent pasture seed and a temporary crop of rape sown at five to six pounds per acre. Rape provides rapid green forage suitable for intensive swine production. It notes geographic and local conditions influence pasture choice and emphasizes selecting a pasture that the locality supports.
Pigs a Bad Investment in New Haven Garbage System
New Haven municipal garbage collection cost about 54000 dollars yearly. Pigs were bought on city leaders' suggestion to feed on collected garbage and be fattened for profit, but the plan has failed with little prospect of profits.
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New Haven
Conn
Boke of Husbandrie First English Agriculture Book 1534
The earliest English publication on farming is the Boke of Husbandrie issued in 1534. This landmark work marks the start of printed agricultural guides in England.
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Stoke
England
International dry farming congress to open in Colorado Springs
The sixth International dry farming congress will hold sessions in Colorado Springs from October 16 to 20. It advocates deep plowing to build humus, frequent surface cultivation, and a loose mulch to conserve moisture, crop rotation, livestock to the farm’s capacity, and practical common sense.
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Colorado Springs
Banker Sullivan Reindicted on Larceny and Forgery Charges
David A. Sullivan head of the defunct Mechanics and Traders Bank of Brooklyn was reindicted on three counts two grand larceny and one forgery in the third degree. Bail set at $6,000 was posted by Rev John T Woods pastor of Holy Cross church Brooklyn where Sullivan attends.
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David A. Sullivan
Mechanics’ and Traders’ Bank of Brooklyn
Sullivan
John T Woods
Holy Cross Church of
Brooklyn
Two Killed in Sparton Sparta Wis Shrapnel Explosion
Private H W Gann and Corporal Rowland Beverly of Battery A field artillery Cleveland were killed at the government maneuvers camp in Sparta Wisconsin by a shrapnel explosion in a gun. Private John Cutcheon and Earl B Snyder were seriously injured.
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H. W. Gann
Rowland Beverly
Battery A
Field Artillery
Cleveland
Sparta
Wis
John Cutcheon
Earl B. Snyder
Cleveland Battery
Remedy Ad Promotes Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Cure
An advertisement urges readers to use Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at first signs of illness during busy seasons. It claims the remedy prevents loss of days and is sold by all dealers.
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Woc Celegraph
Sidney and
Cheyenne County
Kalls
Yrac Pestare
A. S
Suetaras
Union Pacific
Sidney, Neb
ASU An
A. m. Os
P.m
Vernon Merfield
Johnny Tucker
Weiser Idaho
W. S. Bassett
Denver
W. P. Brosmann
Cheyenne
Chas. Callahan
S. P. Witters
Sunol
Frandzen
Miss Brown
Marguerite Caywood
Bridgeport
Ed Puthoff
Jeannette
Peetz
Mrs
Jack Kidd
Hermosa, Wyoming
Mrs. Kidd
Mrs. Ackerman
Bob Mulloy
Scottsbluff
A. B. Knox
Higgins
Mr. Ruhter
Younkin
the Crystal
Crystal Theater
Henry Niehus
Redington
Grand Island
Michelin
Sook
City Garage
Tobin
Opera House
ISI
Ole Theobaldi
Theobaldi
Oscar
Sweden
Alexander
Nicholas
Russia
Rome
Umberto
Osirius
Count Stolypia
Ole Bull
Bis
Caspar da Salo
Celini
Halcyon
Ole Bult
Sidney Drug Co
Lord Strathcona
Canada
London
Laurier
International Congress
Bails Ous
Hevesi
Cmle
C. M. Wright Contractor
Kaiper
Neb
Pho
Home Office
C. W. Hornaday
C. D. Essig
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