Wreck sighted may be British troop transport
A wireless dispatch from Helsingfors reports a British ship sunk on the Norwegian coast with about 2000 lost. London and Lloyds deny details. The wreck could be a military transport from Archangel, amid recent troop movements. Historic losses cited include the Titanic, Lusitania, Empress of Ireland, and Japanese Kiku Maru.
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Archangel
Russia
Helsingfors
London
Admiralty
Tloyds
Mfe
Great Britain
Copenhagen
Higa
Newfoundland
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Sidney area notes include travel, weather and local visits
Clyde Kinton journeyed to Sidney with a friend from Nema ha on Wednesday while Ray Frame hauled wheat to Huntsman last week. Frank Kinton and wife conducted business in Sidney, Spiker plans to move to town after buying property there. A rain day and a four inch snow Tuesday benefited wheat. My Soldier Girl played to a Sidney Sunday crowd with Ray Spiker Hattie Bransh and Arnold Braush among attendees. Farmers Union 445 hosted soldiers Friday with a good program and supper. C J Osborn ranch sale drew a nice crowd and fair prices. Mrs G M Andrews visited Sterling Monday.
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Clyde Kinton
Nemaha
Ray Spiker
Hattie Bransh
Arnold Braush
Yrmy
Sidney
G. M. “Andrews
Farmers Union
Soldier Boys
C. J. Osborn
Mrs Schulenberg Heads to Falls City Visit
Mrs. J C Schulenberg left last Friday for a two week stay in Falls City and nearby areas to visit her father and her children. Fred Bartels was in Sidney arranging for his sale on Thursday.
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J.C. Schulenberg
Falls City
Vicinity
Fred Bartels
Sidney
Wheat Hauling And Visits In Sidney Area
Sidney residents and relatives report wheat hauling to Sidney and Potter with several trips by M. Rose and son Lester. KE M. Rose returns to Lorenzo to finish drilling. Visits include Miss Aleita Reineka at the Nelson home and Mrs. Pete Howe traveling to Toowa with her ill niece.
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Dewitt Glassburn
Velma Rose
Nelson
Sturday
Jimmie Johnson
I. M. Rose
Pete Howe
Norman
Mr. Klentz
Ex Soldiers Should Get A Victory Button
Discharged soldiers in northwestern Nebraska can obtain a Victory Button by sending their original discharge to the Recruiting Officer in Alliance Nebraska. The Major in charge visits Alliance every three weeks and endorsements are placed on file there. Upon signature the discharge and button are forwarded to the rightful owner, no true copy needed. Address mail to The Recruiting Officer 101 Box Butter Ave Alliance Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Alliance
Town
Box Butter Ave
Busy Pedalling Player piano sold by Hospe Co in 1874
The Hospe Company of Scottsbluff Nebraska has sold the Busy Pedalling Player piano to friends in this territory since 1874. A child can operate it and it is fool proof, the advertisement claims.
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Nebraska
Cgulbranson
Hospe Co
Scottsbluff, Nebr
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Norway
North Divide
Commerce Oil & Gas Company
Menokie Derie
Standard Oil Company
Commerce Oil & Gas Co
Keeline Bldg
Omaha
Nebr
Cheyenne County Lumber Company
Jones
Bill Jones
Brownsville
Webraska Telephone Company
Kiowa County
Sudan
Dalton Table
Cheyenne County
Eads
Haswell
Sheridan Lake Country
Kratz Land and Title Co
Farnum
R. G. Kratz
Colo
G. P. Kratz
E. R. Kratz
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