Social happenings feature local guests in Nebraska towns
Mrs. Trognitz hosts a dinner for Miss Stella Shaw of Lexington with guests including Karl Trognitz and Maggie Kelley. Maggie Kelley hosts a chicken supper for Stella Shaw with Clara Hink and Kimball guests. Bernier of the U P Engineering Corps entertains engineers and friends. Belle M Stoutenborough Club begins its year at Mrs Simon’s home. Sidney High School History Club meets at Mrs Hart’s. Helen Lindsay and Kenneth Bassett win games. Miss Irene McLernon departs on No 17 to Portland Oregon after informal social evening at Mrs Shoemaker’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Trognitz
Stella Shaw
Lexington
Nebraska
Miss Shaw
Karl Trognitz
Maggie Kelley
Clara Wink
Mr. Morgan
Miss Stella Shaw
Neb
Clara Hink
McGovern
John Costello
Ernest Stuht
Leo Bartholomew
Kimball
Sidney High School History Club
Hanna
Hart
Frances Hart
Florence Merifield
Helen Lindsay
Kenneth Bassett
Treio
Mabel Crosman
Ethel Wright
Frances Mart
Clara Nein
Gwendolyn Stokes
Dorothy Nart
Massachusetts Woman Shoots Husband After Window Breach
A Massachusetts woman fired at her husband as he crawled through a back window around midnight. She believed he was a burglar but concluded he got no more than he was coming to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Marriage Licenses Issued for Wheeler Chadwick Crabb Sammons
On Saturday September 30 1911 Mert B Wheeler of Seattle Washington and Ellen Elizabeth Chadwick of Dover Wyoming obtained a marriage license. On Wednesday October 4 1911 Roy E Crabb and Myrtle Sammons both of Stonum Colorado were issued licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mert B. Wheeler
Seattle
Washington
Ellen Elizabeth Chadwick
Dover
Wyoming
Roy E. Crabb
Myrtle Sammons
Stonum
Colorado
Weddings of the Week Wheeler-Chadwick and Crabb-Lammons
Chadwick of Dover Wyoming wed by County Judge Gapen at his office on Saturday September 30 1911. Roy E Crabb and Myrtle Lammons of Stonum Colorado married by County Judge Gapen at his office on Wednesday October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mert B. Wheeler
Seattle
Washington
Ellen Elizabeth Chadwick
Dover
Wyoming
Gapen
Roy E. Crabb
Myrtle Lammons
Stonum, Colorado
Births at Grabill and Witters Families
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Grabill welcome a daughter born Friday September 29. Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Witters announce a baby girl born October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grabill
Isaac Grabill
Harry E. Witters
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised With $100 Reward
The ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that cures catarrh in all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for any case not cured and urges readers to request testimonials from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Brother slain in Nebraska shooting. killer surrenders
Frank YV. Larson killed his brother Charles W Larson at close range after telephoning him to come to his home near Lyons. He later rode to town and surrendered, claiming jealousy and mental strain as motives. Both families were respected in the area near Cuming county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank YV. Larson
Lyons
Charles W Larson
Charles
Larson
Frank Larson
Charlies
Cuming County
Rath
Hess Returns in Custody of Embezzler Oran Hess
Sheriff Higley brought back Oran E Hess from Washington to Howard county jail. Hess, former manager of the Farmers Elevator at Elba, disappeared last April with a large shortage in his accounts. He was bonded and the company paid 3500 dollars, now believed a higher total. He faces a preliminary hearing on embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higley
Washington
Oran E Hess
Elba
Farmers’ Levator
Hess
Demand for hog cholera serum surges in 1930s
Lincoln reports Dr Gaines of the state university school of agriculture says requests for hog cholera serum exceed last year by more than 50 percent. He attributes the rise to growing public understanding and the disease spread, with the latter factor contributing to the larger demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Gaines
State University School of Agriculure
McClay named inspector general of Grand Army of the Republic
G A R announces J H McClay as inspector general and chief of staff under Commander in Chief Trimble. In Fairbury a preliminary hearing for two telegraph operators accused of stealing a US Express money order book and forging an order for 4250 is held. Burlington crop report shows Alliance corn ripening 10 to 40 bushels per acre. Sheridan division reports no corn grown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
J. H. McClay
Lincoln Division
Federal Court
Grand Army of the Republic
United States
Trimble
McClay
Fairbury
Neb
J. L. Upton
M. S. Torrison
Boyle
Jansen
United States Express
First National Bank
Burlington
Omaha
G. W. Holdrege
Burlington Railroad
Alliance
Sheridan
Sterling
E. E. Young
Bryan Begins State Speaking Tour Through Oct 21
William J Bryan left Lincoln to tour the state from October 5 to October 21. He plans three addresses daily, focusing mainly on the Third congressional district, one of two districts voting for a congressman this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
William J Bryan
Mrn
Columbus Woman Tries Suicide by Train in Grim Attempt
Mrs. Gores, wife of a Columbus laborer, attempted self harm by stepping in front of a train. Her leg was crushed and may require amputation. She was recently paroled from the insane asylum.
Numerous Crime and Political Feats Reported Across Regions
Robbery at Hamilton tents yields 15000 dollars. A body with hatchet wounds found in Yanara river. New York Governor pardons Peter Hains for a killing. Fire destroys 26 Pulaski structures causing 50000 in losses. Albert Glass dies at six in New Brighton. Russian ambassador appointment gazetted in St Petersburg. Fire at 912 Main Street in Kansas City causes 125000 damage. Jasper Wilson resigns to pursue private business. Philadelphia mayoral race sees George Bakh metieff win GOP nomination. Irish railway strike ends with workers returning. U.S. troops march 500 miles from Fort Riley to test logistics. Swedish cabinet resigns after election setback. Mints resign in protest over government. Butler guilty of arson in Deadwood case. Iowa divorce suit over cows and overalls. Methodist ritual revision seeks minister fee integration. Catalina diver Treville reports long rope dive. Airship speed claim reaches up to 100 mph. Milwaukee fire chief found guilty of petty graft. August trade data show exports rise and imports fall. Eastern railroads halt flour rate cuts. Central American mosquitoes threaten health at ports. Wright brothers experiments discussed at Kittyhawk. McClure arrest warrant issued over bank insolvency. St Etienne weapons thefts surface. Hays leads farmers cooperative movement near Washington.
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Albert G . Glass
New Brighton
Jackjon
George Bakhmetieff
United States
Baron Rosen
St Petersburg
Main Street
Kansas City
Jasper Wilson
Wilson
West
George F. Earle
Penrose
Philadelphia
William S. Ware
Ireland
U.S
Fort Riley
St. Joseph
Lindman
Lergs
John W Bntler
Homestake Mining Company
Deadwood
Mary Harrell
Waterloo
Frank H. Harrell
Stockton
Cal
Rock River
Traville
Hitchcock
H P. Booge
Topeka
Kan
Thomas A. Clancy
Milwaukee
Board of Fire and Police Commissioners of
E. F. Wiese
Bureau of Statistics
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minnesota
Washington
Hawaiian Islands
Kittlyhawk
N. C
Abide With Me Written On His Deathbed
Lyte, aged fifty four, penned Abide With Me on his last evening at Brixham as he faced consumption and death. After a farewell sermon he wrote the hymn as ships shimmered in the harbor sunset and died a month later en route to the Riviera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyte
Brixham
Riviera
London Telegraph
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Maining
Sidney Post
Harry A. Austin
Laura Craw
Emma Netks
Harry Rantzou
L. Peaters Co
T. Moore
M. A Bross
Frank Mosk
E. McLernon
Vienna
Ziebert
Wheeler—Chadwick
Pacific Coast
Colorado Springs
Big Horn Basin
Yellowstone Valley
Burlington A
M. A. Shipman
L. W. Wakeley
Nebraska News
Frank Larson of
Said
M'Clay
Bryan
Train
Portugal
Hamilton
Canadian Xpress Company
Yanara River
Madison
Pix
New York
Peter C. Hains
William &. Annis
Pulaski, Fil
T F. McClure
Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company of Cincinnati
St. Etienne
France
Hays
Iowa State College
Ames
Montgomery County
Maryland
Yokum
Myrtle Lancaster
Rebeka Lodge
Maccabees
Frank Tobin
Jirint
S. R. Sweet
Hardare
Elliott
American Bank
North Plate
Jevoe & Swenson
Rk. W. Devoe
J M. Swenson
Suate
Tobin
Joseph Oberfelder
KFC
BEEBE
Gapen Block
E. F. Ward
Cleburne Block
Henry E. Gapen
Cheyenne Co
Court House
Sidney, Nes
Gapen Building
Hoagland
W. V. Hoagland
Hoagland & Hoagland
Norta Platte
J Jeroy Martin
Attornay St Law
Bidney
Prank L. Doty
1St National Bank
A. A. Sharp
Telegraph Office
Clara, Neb
D. H. E. Mantor
Livo
O'Kane Building
Ion Sidney
John Jansey
Krause
Rose Street
Sidney, Neb
C. J. Hellwig
North Side
Blacksmith
THE
Fremont
Ferdinand Schulz
Veuswatene
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