Lincoln State Journal Announces 50 Cent Rate Change
The Lincoln State Journal offers a fifty cent daily rate until January 1, 1911, or 75 cents with Sunday editions. The paper promotes its independence from political influence and invites subscriptions through The Sidney Telegraph.
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Lincoln State Journal
Ita
Nebraska
Lincoln Daily State Journal
Atute
Nina
Sidney Telegraph
May sanction faith cures at Episcopal convention
Cincinnati October 13 delegates at the Episcopal convention debate a prayer and unction for the sick as a healing aid not a death sacrament. A joint committee report awaits action by the house of bishops and possible reconsideration by the deputies. Opinions vary from faith in miracles to reliance on medical treatment.
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Cincinnati
House of Deputies
Episcopal Convention
Joint Committee
House of Bishops
Omaba Daily News and Farm Magazine Special Offer
The editor offers a one year combination subscription to The Omaba Daily News and The Farm Magazine for 2 with a regular price of 225 for one year. The papers promise to stop when the term ends and advertise independence market reports telegraph news and family content. Mail $2 to the editor to start the yearlong run.
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Omabsa Daily News
Farm Magazine
Omaha Daily News
Nebraska
News
Farm
Quinha Daily News
Hampton Magazine seeks Sidney agent for fast selling plan
Wanted at once by Hampton Magazine in New York for a reliable woman in Sidney to sell the fastest-growing magazine in America. Earn to .00 a day. Write immediately for Salary Plan and free outfit. Address VON Sales Mgr Hampton Magazine & West dith st New York.
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Hampton's Magazine
Sidney
America
Hampton Magazine
West Dith St
New York
Directors Jolted at Stockholders Meeting in Chicago
Chaotic stockholders meeting over a car repair graft ends with subpoenas served on directors including James Harahan Cornelius Vanderbilt and Charles A Peabody. Edgar accuses mismanagement and calls for independent investigation while motions fail and re election proceeds amid tense protests.
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Wio
Leo Cass
Roaa
Chicago
Stockhol Ders
Kaatuta
Atturmey
Wwdgar
Idgar
Edgar
Park Row
Eht
Llinois
James Harahan
Tra G Rawn
J. T. Harahan
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Henry W de Forests
New York
Schultz and Erickson
John Jacob Astor
W. L Park
Mr. Park
Ilinois Central
Charles A. Peabody
Union Pacific
Mr. Peabody
A. G. Hackstaff
Harahan
Iowa Supreme Court Allows Multiple Saloon Transfers
The Iowa Supreme Court ruling from Sioux City upholds that a city council may grant a liquor consent upon transfer of a saloon even if the city exceeds one saloon per 1000 residents as limited by the recent Afoon law. The decision interprets the statute as permitting transfers despite the density cap.
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Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Sioux City
Iowa
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Sidney Resident
Mrs Herman Schroeder of Washington Ave Sidney Ned tests Doan's Kidney Pills. She describes kidney trouble back pain and dizziness improving after first box with permanent relief by 1910. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY the sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's. J B Halston A B Knox assisted on Naskell hill. Local dance at Tom Quinn's after his wedding.
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Dean
Sidney
Herman Schroeder
Washington Ave
Ned
Doan
J. B. Halston
A. B. Knox
Bordwell
Naskell Hill
Tom Quinn
Sidney Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Plans
Mr and Mrs Thomas Quinn dined at Mr Perkins home Wednesday. Henry Ehmke and wife visited Tuesday at H Horsts. Mrs Hugh Moore hosted a Ken sington luncheon Thursday for Try circle ladies. The new M E church will be built on D O Bennetts land with work starting Monday. The old church will be sold as the congregation outgrows it.
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Henry Ehmke
H. Horst
Hugh Moore
Kensington
Quinn
Clara
Sonsie Farm
Fred Korsmeyer
J. B. Haiston
Collart
Dalton
Glenn Birdwell
Sidney
Otto Perso
Albert Jeudes
Roy Bancroft
Mr. Schott
A. B. Knox
Will Jeudes
M. E. Building Committee
Henry Raymond
Manuel
Portugal
Portugese
Gibraltar
Spain
Australia
A. W. Canning
Teddy, Jr
San Francisco
E. H. Martin
Iowa
Church of Jesus Christ, Latter Day Sainta
Mormon
Salt Lake City
Nine machines enter Chicago to New York aviation race
A miscellany of 1908 era items notes nine aircraft heading from Chicago to New York in the aviation race. Other items include new engagements for Henry Schuman-Heink and a Morris vaudeville contract, political upheavals in Portugal and Spain, and various public notices.
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Chicago
New York
Bia
Morris
Henry Schuman-Heink
Madam Sobuman-Heink
Grand Opera Primadonna
David Belasco
The
Standard Oil Co
Rockefeller reunion draws 109 in Newburg N Y
A Newburg crowd gathers for a Rockefeller reunion with 109 members present. A miscellaneous items column notes radium pricing dropping to 2 1 million and other brief observations about local affairs.
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Newburg
N. Y
Zeta
David
Darius Pogue
Missouri
Lula
Lela Brown
Clinton
Frederick Funston
Ramsey D Potts
Department of Luzon
Phillippines
Utopia of Today Versus Tomorrow Reality
Dialogue hints at love, selfishness, and personal fulfillment. The speaker contrasts present affection with the imagined future, suggesting intimate desires shape ideals. The exchange implies tension between mutual devotion and exclusive ownership.
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Ussy
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