Stockmen attend Nebraska lecture on cattle breeding and diseases
A large crowd at the Court House heard University staff lectures on improving range cattle, selecting sires, and disease control. Prof. H R Smith spoke on cattle markings and feed gains, while Dr A T Peters covered blackleg vaccination and dipping for Texas itch.
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Court House
Graham
P. R. Bergquist
H.R. Smith
The
State University
Prof. Smith
Nebraska
Missouri Experiment Station
Chicago
A. T. Peters
Blackleg
Peters
Night Alarm After Croup Rescue With King's New Discovery
Mrs. JS Snider of Crittenden Kentucky says her brother’s baby was saved from a night danger by Dr Kings New Discovery for croup. She notes quick relief and permanent cure, praising its use for croup whooping cough and bronchial troubles. Trial bottles free at druggists.
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Croup
JS. Snider
Crittenden
Yearling steer branded IX sold from ranch near Sidney
From a ranch nine miles south of Sidney a yearling steer described as buck skin color with IX on the left ribs and a slit in the left ear is listed by PETER Pris.
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Sidney
Peter Pris
Four-room house and two sots inquiry note
A four-room house and two sots are listed with instruction to inquire of A. Lindburg.
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A. Lindburg
Mrs. L. H Hale A Fort Collins Christian Leader Dies
Obituary from Fort Collins Colo honors Rachel Agnes Tipton Hale born July 16 1862 near Glenwood Ia died September 3 1901 aged 39 years 1 month 17 days wife of L. H. Hale mother of three children. A devout Christian active in the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and Woman's Home Missionary Society she valued faith charitable judgment and praise. Her life reflected inner redemption through Jesus Christ.
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L. H Hale
Fort Collina
Colo
Rachel Agnes
Saul
Maria C. Tipton
Uly
Glenwood
L. H. Hale
Qite
Jesus Christ
School Notes Mention Class Activities And Absences
Miss Allen's sister visited room 4 this week while pupils pursue nature work and mental arithmetic. Mason Tishue is absent from Miss Davy's room with a broken ankle. Room 4 plans a program a week from Friday. Jth grade attendance was strong enough to remove seats and rearrange furniture. Mrs. Stewitts visited room 2 last Friday. Roscoe Fast and Bernard Andrews entered the 2d primary. Miss McKee's pupils excel in spelling. Bessie Bross and Minnie Kulp are absent from her room. Others in room are taking nature work now.
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Mason Tishue
Miss Davy
Mrs. Stewitts
Roscoe Fast
Bernard Andrews
Miss McKee
Bessie Bross
Minnie Kulp
Memorial service for President McKinley at Lutheran church
Memorial services for the late President McKinley were held at the Lutheran church. Rev J S Leamer delivered an address praising his roles as statesman and Christian and criticizing yellow journalism for inciting anger through cartoons. He urged preservation of free speech and press.
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McKinley
J.S. Leamer
Royal Neighbors Host Surprise Oyster Feast
Wednesday evening the Royal Neighbors of America met in session when unusual noises in the anti room drew them to investigate. They found the Modern Woodmen cooking oysters and coffee and they joined a late night feast with dancing and socializing.
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America
Antiron
Donation Party Surprises Lutheran Pastor at Parsonage
About fifty congregants and friends gathered at Rev. J S Leamer’s parsonage Thursday evening to present gifts. The bounty included pumpkins and nearly 200 pounds of cabbage, with perishable items among the donations, reflecting strong community sentiment and support for the minister.
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J.S. Leamer
Lutheran Church
Valley View Voices A Drift of Local News and Moves
Valley View Voices notes a windy Saturday and progress on a new horse under way for a potential housekeeper by the holidays. It mentions Mr. Ware and Mr. Thompson busy with new houses, Asa Baker and Gus Mittlestadt visiting Bridgeport, and Mr. R H Willis moving to Callip Clarke residence to send daughter Cornelia to school.
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Crawfort Ronson
Ware
Mr. Thompson
Asa Baker
Gus Mittlestadt
Bridgeport
R. H. Willis
Callip Clarke
Cornelia
Cattle alert from J D Johnston near Sidney
Notice from J D Johnston nine miles northwest of Sidney seeking timely response for cattle on hand or ready for sale. Local farmers advised to contact the vendor for arrangements.
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J. D. Johnston
Sidney
Custom Made Clothing At Oberfelder's
Oberfelder's offers tailored suits and pants with a guarantee of a perfect fit for every garment.
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Oberfelder’s
School orders bought for top cash by OQuereelder and Co
Local buyers are urged to bring school orders to OQuereelder & Co for the highest cash offers. Contact details and immediate payment promised to settle all large and small orders promptly.
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Oquereelder & Co
Local Notes From Burlington And Surroundings
The Burlington drills 830 feet south of Sidney for artesian water with no luck yet. Snow flurries hint at approaching winter. A coal dealer’s rumor of carloads of diamonds caused a scare but no shortages occurred. Land office officials praise local administration while crop potatoes shrink to a quarter of normal, price slipping from 1.75 to 1.50 per hundred pounds. Grey wolf chase ends without captures due to wind and dust. another hunt planned.
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Burlington
Lorenzo
Sidney
Imperial Gates
China
Will Moore
Myron Saget
Funeral of William Kidney Held in Sidney Cemetery
The funeral for William Kidney of Lodgepole was held Sunday morning in Sidney with interment beside his wife at City Cemetery. Rev. Ancopher led the grave service after Kidney died suddenly Thursday October 10 from heart trouble. He leaves five sons and two daughters.
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William Kidney
Lodgepole
Sidney
Wfe
Ancopher
Kidney
Cheyenne County
Pastor W. L. Austin Takes New Post in Nebraska
Rev W L Austin former pastor of the M E Church Sidney has been appointed to Ogallala Nebraska after a successful two year tenure. Under his supervision the Sidney church and parsonage were repaired and grounds graded with shade trees all debt free. Friends extend best wishes to him and his family. Wedding cards and invitations at The Telegraphs.
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W. L. Austin
M. E. Church
Sidney
Conference
Ogulalla
Neb
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Stockmen’s Institute
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R.S Moore
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