Sidney to Host Nebraska State Irrigation Convention Dates Set
A Sidney meeting selected December 17 18 and 19 for the Nebraska State Irrigation Convention and Tri-State Exhibition of Irrigated Products. An executive committee was formed to handle arrangements with Cheyenne County and Colorado and Wyoming districts invited to participate. Secretary Wolfenbarger approved the dates and pledges state-level support to ensure a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Sidney
E. McLernon
Cheyenne County Irrigation Association
Cheyenne County
McLernon
Chas. Callahan
McLervon
Joseph Oberfelder
Jdn
Jdn-Mer Intosh, T. B Dawson, E. BR. Breisch, Chas. Callahan
L. C. Stockton
B. A. Jones
Colorado
Wyoming
Wolfenbarger
A. W. Atkins
W. F. Bassett
A. Pease
C. D. Essig
Henry Doran
Nebraska
Tri-State
Wollenbarger
Charles Callahan
Lee
City of
Lincoln
Howell
State House
A.G Wolfenbarger
Complimentary Dance for Valiant Lodge Members
A large crowd attended a complimentary dance for Sigund Dave Gutfreund and Mrs. M. Cohn hosted by Valiant Lodge No. 98 Knights of Pythias to honor their departure. The Sidney orchestra led twenty five couples through lively dances, including a quadrille, with refreshments served around 1.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigund Dave Gutfreund
Valiant Lodge No. 98
Knights of Pythias
Sidney
Sig Gutfreund
Union Pacific Announces Minneapolis to Los Angeles Pullman Sleeper
Arrangements completed for a weekly Pullman Tourist Sleeper from Minneapolis and St Paul to Los Angeles via Sioux City and Columbus Neb leaving Minneapolis Thursdays at 7 10 p m and St Paul 8 15 p m returning Los Angeles Thursdays at 2 00 p m. Union Pacific touts faster west coast travel and urges early space applications through local agents or E L Lomax in Omaha Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Minneapolis
St. Vani
Minn
Los Angeles
Cal
Sioux City
Columbus
Neb
Chanpeear
St Paul
California
E. L. Lomax
Gen's
Omaha
Teachers Meet in Lodge Pole Session Outline
Cheyenne County Teachers Association schedules a meeting at Lodge Pole on Saturday October 26 with morning and afternoon sessions. Readings include What the Public May Expect of the Public Schools and The Needs of Cheyenne County Schools. Papers cover graded versus ungraded schools school relations to rural education and model school criteria by several presenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Teachers Association
Lodge Pole
Uf. W.cramer
F.J. Doyle
Langruapre
Cora Fowler
Cheyenne County
Esses Eosoee
Ward VerValin
Aeceessees
Jensgle Ganson
Igi
Doran Solo
Veces Ee
Mmiss
Julia Blanchard
Josie Zimmerman
Ettie Bradne
O. D. Lyon
Redington
R. P. Scott
Belmont
Mr. Scott
Omaha
Stewitts
No-to-bac tobacco cure promotion in 1900s ad
An advertisement promoting No-to-bac as a harmless tobacco habit cure claims it strengthens nerves and restores vigor. It offers refunds and lists W. F. Bassett of Sidney Nebraska as a seller with druggists carrying the book and the Sterling Remedy Co. mailing offices in Chicago and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bassett
Sidney
Neb
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Randolph St
New York
Spruce St
For Sale Parlor Furniture Enquired Dr Dern
Read Oberfelder's ad about parlor furniture for sale and a query from Dr Dern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Dern
Oberfelder
Homesteader’s Insight on Osborn and Local Politics
An Eagle Point column recounts the so called kombines among Osborn, Dougherty, Jones and Ahrens. It claims Osborn favors Burger and cites tax and sheriff race concerns. The piece endorses Frank King for sheriff and urges voters to send him to the desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Precingt
Enron TeLeGuarit
Porgetter
Sidney
B. A. Jones
Milt Athens
Charley Osborn
Depuy
Osborn
Dougherty Hey
Cos Osborn
Burger
Milt Ahrens
Sume
Essie
Jones
Ahrens
Hans Bhatt
Cremery
Mitters
Oberfelder
Tsane
Doller
Dave
Joe
Dan Bergman
Randy
Shculers
Bullock
Osborne
Sam Riting
Henry Lerner
Dickenson
Sand Hill
Sand Hills
Wes Rogers
Wood
Charlic
Elioy State
Sherif
Eagle
Rheumatic Cure Proclaimed Best Remedy by Chicago Doctor
Dr. B. E. Tun of Chicago endorses Groff's Rheumatic Cure as the most wonderful remedy for rheumatism and the only cure found for its various forms after extensive use in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groff
BE. E. Tun
Chicago
School Notes and Student Health Updates at Local High School
The high school plans a program in one week. Several students are listed as absent or sick, including Kate Elwood, George Struthers, Florence Hadley, Grave Wart, and John E Haiston. Reuben Meadden and Paul Statford wear ribbons in the Second Primary. Bertha Tadtoy returns to Intermediate. Gov Sedewicl from American Book Co. visited. Prof Doran bought a football and fixed the grounds for after school play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Elwood
Roy Hilton
Rushie Hart
George Struthers
Carence Chambers
Florence Hadley
Guv. S. Sedewicl
American Book Co
Rein Meadden
Paul Statford
Bertha Tadtoy
John Ehaiston
Doran
Colonel DeCastro Promoted Head of Nebraska Knights Brigade
At the Grand Island meeting of the Nebraska Brigade Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias Col J Ef DeCastro was unanimously elected commander with brigadier general rank. He has long served the order and led General Hotchkiss staff. Sidney becomes brigade HQ with four regiments of twelve companies. The adjutant general and brigade business will operate from Sidney, boosting local prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
Nebraska
Knights of Pythias
J. Ef. DeCastro
Aid
Pist
Hotchkiss
Gentlymann
Col. DeCastro
Sidney
Wlsl
This Offer Lets You Get The State Journal Twice A Week
The Nebraska State Journal in Lincoln urges readers to subscribe at one dollar for a semi weekly edition delivered to any address until January 1, 1897. It promises fall and presidential campaign coverage, market reports, telegraphic news, illustrated stories, and vast reading matter, with delivery every Tuesday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Journal
Farmer’s Daily
Nebraska State Journal
Lincoln
Nebraska
Pain Balm Endorsed For Rheumatism By Md. Readers
Annapolis Md Apr 16 1894 a reader reports using Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism and muscular pains calling it the best preparation on the market dealer G Brooks No 18 Main St endorses it and cites another local sale Mechanicsville St Marys County Md where a bottle relieved years of rheumatism sold for 50 cents by W F Bassett
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Mro. G. Brooks
Main Street
Mechanicsville
St. Mary County
A. J. McGill
W. F. Bassett
Restless Americans Favor Vestibuled Trains on U P N W Line
The article notes broad approval for the solid vestibuled trains of the Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line, claiming distance rivals with ease and no Missouri River delays. For full information contact E. R. Breisch, agent, U P System.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Pacific & Northwestern
Missouri River
E. R. Breisch
U. P. System
Jewelry business transfer announced to J R Morifield
Notice states A J Carruth transfers his jewelry business to J R Morifield and recommends him to customers and friends. Dated October 5, 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Morifield
A. J. Carruth
Pithy notes reveal Belmont visitors and local happenings
In this column a stream of small items covers visits from Belmont, Denver, Lodge Pole, and Newton, along with political chatter, weather notes, and social events. Notable mentions include Judge Heist in Kimball, George Taylor's vacation, and Star Clothing House announcing a stock sale and late settlement deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taylor
Newton
Frank King
Ee Haxby
A. W. Athina
Star Clothing House
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Astart
the State Irrigation Convention
Knights of
Vwuroulgiecar
Minneapolis and
St. Paul, Ming
Los
Angeles
Californian
C. J. Osborn
Sherim Other Worldes News
Decastro
Shiney Geta Che
Knights of Pythian
H. TL. Dean
Lute Fitch
Denver
Yurletz
U. P
Paul Borgquist
Kirk McColl
Devdl County
Mike Dee
State Journal Company
Judge Heist
Kimball
District Court
John W. North
North Brothers
Hank Neumann
L Lodge
H. W. Chowins
Miss Lillie
Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge of the Daughters of Rebekah
Oberfelder Block
M. E. Church
James Mitchell
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