Rural patrons weigh independent lines for better service
Thirty rural patrons of the Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph company met at a school house near Weeping Water Nebraska to discuss improving service. Six farm line representatives attended while only the local manager appeared from company officials. Farmers complain about stricter service rules and favor establishing local independent lines to secure satisfactory service.
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Weeping Water
Neb
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
Rocky Mountain Tea Restores Appetite and Health
Constipation and indigestion weaken you. Mollister's Rocky Mountain Tea aims to restore appetite drive away disease and strengthen the system sold as tea or tablets for 36 cents by Western Drug Co.
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Mollister
Western Drug CO
Sidney social notes and county visitors on a Saturday
Potter residents Kenry Barth and L Brett and family visited Sidney while George Davis from Sidney Draw and Carl Ruttner of Sund ranch were in town Saturday. Dealers and farmers from Union Valley and Weyerts dropped by, with Mrs. Stark visiting schools and plans for a November chicken pie supper at the church parlor. Doctor Bison will return October 31 for a one day visit at Hotel National.
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George Bewley
Union Valley Precinct
Dr. Bison
Hotel National
Ladies Aid Society
Nebraska News: Hearing on South Omaha market charges
Lincoln Oct 21 A state railway commission hearing examined J W Shorthill secretary of the Nebraska Cooperative Live Stock association over alleged hog yardage overcharging at South Omaha yards. He compared 8 cents per head with 6 cents at St Joseph and Kansas City and noted valuation inconsistencies between the yards and company books. Shorthill admitted other yards charged 8 cents except Kansas City and St Joseph. He favored yards with speculators. Also St Joseph Sioux City and Council Bluffs protested Nebraska distance tariff cuts before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Oldham to chase Aldrich across towns as Metcalfe campaign advances. Prison population up 15 to 360. bank deposits rise to 4 507 731 across 757 Nebraska banks. Gompers endorses workmen compensation act. Nebraska suffrage gains support from Federation of Women’s Clubs.
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Lincoln
State Railway Commission
J. W. Shorthill
Nebraska Cooperative Live Stock Association
South Omaha Stock Yards Association
South Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Shorthill
Powell
Commission
Frank Ransom
Stock Yards Company
Clarke
Nebraska
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nebraska Railway Commission
Metcalfe
Democratic State Committee
Republican State Committee
Aldrich
Democratic Committee
Oldham
Republican Committee
Kearney
Royse
State Banking Board
M. Coffey
Nebraska State Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Woman's Federation
Pawnee City
Neb
Nebraska Federation of Woman's Clubs
Tutie Sterns
Wisconsin
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Land proof activity and local visits reported this week
Several final land proofs were made this week. Col Oberfelder visited Colorado on business. Mrs Lou Gary returned from Peetz after four days with friends. Roy Isenberger and Schroll from Lodgepole arrived Tuesday and Schroll made a purchase. H W Struble, a county commissioner candidate, visited the county seat Tuesday. B F Thornburg of Potter called at the county seat Tuesday and also visited his sons here. Fred Vath returned Sunday from Omaha for business and recreation.
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Lou Gary
Peetz
B. F. Thornburg
Potter
Oberfelder Visits City During West to East Trip
Eugene A. Oberfelder of New York spent a few days in the city this week visiting relatives. He is returning east after an extended trip through the west.
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Eugene A. Oberfelder
New York
Mr. Oberfelder
Family trip to Deschler Nebraska described
Gus Jeudes and his wife with two children left Tuesday to visit relatives in Deschler Nebraska. Mr and Mrs John White occupy the Miles suite of apartments for the winter. They enjoy a cozy setup with heat furnished.
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Fred Bratz
Union Valley
Denver
Gus Jeudes
Deschler
Nebraska
John White
Miles
Antrim Visit Follows Bride to Be Celebration
B A Jones and wife plan visits to Boston and Washington before returning in six weeks. A daughter was born October 8 to Mr and Mrs J A Carrier of Bayard, linking to Lena Rihn family. Ella Ericson brideto-be honored at C E Harper home in Sidney with J C Lett of Macon Georgia. gifts included silver flatware and glass creamer set.
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B. A. Jones
Antrim
New Hampshire
Boston
Washington
J. A. Carrier
Bayard
Ella Ericson
Sidney Mercantile Force
King’s Daughters
Methodist
Miss Ericson
C. E. Harper
J. C. Lett
Macon
Georgia
Mrs Jackson Returns from Sweet Springs to care for Mother
Mrs. R. E. L. Jackson came home Sunday evening from Sweet Springs Missouri where she had been tending her mother who was gravely ill.
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R. E. L. Jackson
Sweet Springs
Missouri
Fred Long Files Missouri Farm Move With Family
Fred Long and family departed Thursday to oversee their old Missouri farm due to business interests. They will supervise operations personally, returning when duties permit.
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Fred Long
Missouri
National Bank Examiner Approves First National Bank
National Bank Examiner RF. A. Cascaden visited the city in the latter part of last week and gave his official O. K. after examining the First National Bank.
Ten Cent Social at Hellwig Home Delights Guests
The Endeavor of the Christian church held a ten cent social on Thursday evening at the new Hellwig home. Over one hundred guests attended, enjoying refreshments and jovial asides in a warm, welcoming gathering.
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Christian Church
Hellwig Home
Frank Rihn Campaign Stop Sees Voters Shaking Hands
Frank Rihn, a candidate for commissioner, spent Saturday in town meeting supporters and greeting friends, building familiarity ahead of the upcoming election.
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Frank Rihn
Adler-i-ka bowel cleanser gains wide use in Sidney
W E Swatzlander, druggist, reports Adler-i-ka is making many friends in Sidney. The simple buckthorn bark glycerine mixture is promoted as a thorough bowel cleanser that can cure constipation and relieve gas after just one dose. It claims to act on both lower and upper bowel and to have cured appendicitis in the past.
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W. E. Swatzlander
Adler Jka
John Owens Returns From Vacation Spree
John Owens came back Tuesday after a short vacation spent flying among relatives in Laredo Missouri Kansas City and Chicago.
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John Owens
Laredo
Missouri
Kansas City
Chicago
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