Monument Unveiling Draws 12000 in Kearney Parade
Thousands of residents witness the unveiling of the soldiers and sailors monument in Kearney Nebraska as business houses close for the event. A parade led by the Second Nebraska regiment band features 3000 schoolchildren with flags, normal school students, cadets, and the Nebraska national guard. Acting Mayor Hoxie presents the monument followed by speeches from Senator Norris Brown and GAR figures J E Evans and Captain C E Adams.
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Kearney
Neb
Railroad Street
Central Avenue
Company A
Nebraska National Guard
Grand Army
Hoxie
Norris Brown
Fire Warden Warns on Dangers of Neglected Flues and Chimneys
Lincoln reports Fire Warden Johnson issued a bulletin urging citizens to inspect flues chimneys and stove pipes for spark proofing and to fix defective chimneys to prevent fires.
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Lincoln
Johnson
Omaha trade excursion visits Elkhorn valley with 3000 plus children
Fremont Neb Oct 26 The Omaha trade excursion brought more than 3000 public school children out to greet the 100 business men as schools in almost every city closed for the event.
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Fremont, Neb
Omaha
Elkhorn Valley
Tragic Death of Nettie Harrell’s Child In Doniphan
Grand Island Nebraska reports the death of Janiette Harrell, a young girl from Doniphan, found with her head in a tub partially filled with water. Authorities review the circumstances surrounding the incident and determine the preliminary cause.
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Grand Island, Neb
Janiette
Nettie Harrell
Doniphan
Mogul Jap tea sells at 50 cents a pound
A vendor notes their family enjoys Mogul Jap tea bought at fifty cents per pound and recommends it for tired times. The casual ad emphasizes affordable price and broad family appeal.
Sidney Social Roundup: Visitors Residents and News
Ross Duffe visited Sidney last Sunday. Barro Pores of dylesburg was in Sidney Sunday. J B Hire and wife came from Dalton Monday. Leon Fine left for Denver on a week's vacation. Mrs. Jackson is convalescing after typhoid fever. Mine Sueie Tucker enjoyed her school but prefers home. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Tony Roth Friday morning. both mother and child are well.
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Mine Sueie Tucker
A. B. Perninger
Lodgepole
Mrs. Searcy
Sidney
Burlington
Sterling
J. W Powell
Tony Roth
Austerant
Charlie Ware
Omsna
Cheyenne
Pointe Weet
Ernest Stubt
Grace Chadwell
D. J. Short
Eurployes and Inventora Association
Omaha
Harry M Greer
W.grimes
Rawlins
Wyo
Grimes
Oden
George Wood Dies in Bay Baler Accident
George Wood and his brother in law Patrick Dunn of Bridgeport suffered fatal injuries after a bay baler accident. The Wood and Dunn families mourn multiple losses as survivors Ted Wood of Sidney and Mrs Dunn of Bridgeport receive community sympathy. Funeral services are set for the Catholic Church in Sidney on Saturday morning.
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George Wood
Patrick Dunn
Bridgeport
George
North Platte
Mrs. Dunn
Ted Wood
Sidney
Fire at Brewer Garage Causes Gasoline Blaze
Firemen were called Wednesday morning to the Brewer Garage where gasoline in an open vessel ignited from a forge spark. The blaze filled the building but stayed in the gasoline, badly scorching a car owned by Commissioner Anxiston and causing minor injuries to the garage’s employer who helped remove the burning liquid.
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Nnder Jones
Anxiston
New Meat Market Firm In Sidney Partnership Forms
J J Messenger of Denver joins B E Robinson in the local meat market changing ownership. Messenger is Mrs Robinsons father and will operate with his wife and two boys who arrived Friday to live in Sidney.
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Bruce Robinson
Meat Market
J J. Messenger
Denver
B. E. Robinson
B. E Robinson
Mr Messenger
Sidney
Band Concert Draws Crowd. Dance Follows at Opera House
The band concert last Friday night at the opera house was a success. The program was well rendered and greatly enjoyed by all. The after concert dance was well attended and the band members rejoiced over the increase in their bank account.
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Opera House
Dorcas Society Social At Mrs Trognitz Home
The Dorcas Society held a Wednesday supper at Mrs. Trognitz home to raise funds for Lutheran church needs. Miss Mabel Queen and Misses Anne and Harriett Radcliffe served at the first table, starting at four o clock. Hosts and guests praised the bountiful delicious meal and excellent time.
Dance at Kimball Presents Vath Orchestra Tonight
Vath's six piece concert orchestra will perform at Kimball tonight followed by a dance. Members include Prof. Vath Prof. Lynch Mr Ivargon Dalton Glen VanGorder Sam Fine and Misa Grace King. Oberfelder Clothing Co advertises cravenettes costa and duck goods at popular prices.
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Vath
Kimball
Lynch Mr. Ivargon
Dalton
Glen VanGorder
Sam Fine
Misa Grace King
Oberfelder Clothing Co
Railroad Notes Reveal crew changes and incidents at Sidney
J BR Phelan visits, mail clerks added in Sidney, and multiple staff moves at the railroad. Minor injuries reported after a switch collision. two relief engine crews kept for emergencies. Local figures recount residents aiding travelers, throat treatment plans, and a lighthearted coal-pit incident.
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Sidney
Missing items spark talk of boarder changes and travel
The note describes disappearances of personal belongings, low hopes of recovery, and George vowing stricter border selections. W oT. Conklin left Sidney for California to work with the wireless. Eight rumors swirl among U P employees about his departure and possible plans, with speculation about a new arrangement between there and California.
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George
Conklin
Sidney
California
Wireless
U.P
School Notes and Fire Safety Day in Nebraska Schools
School notes report the end of the second month and upcoming report cards. State Superintendent Bishop designates Friday November 4 as a fire prevention day with in class programs. A high school alumni basketball game resulted in a 23 to 15 win for the high school. D. Webster Davis will lecture at the high school auditorium next Friday with proceeds funding new shower baths in the gym. Reader letters praise Davis for his engaging program and lack of affectation.
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Bishop
Sidney
Alumni Texama
D. Webster Davis
Nebraska
Davis
B. Wooo
Gering Courier
Alliance Herald
Dr Conway's Anatomical shoes on sale at Jackson's
Do your feet ache and burn and tire easily. Ob erfelder Clothing Co offers Dr Conway's Anatomical shoes fitted for comfort at Jackson's for rent.
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Dr. Conway
Oberfelder Clothing Co
Wheat futures rise as cash prices hold steady at Chicago markets
Wheat futures advance with receipts at major markets at under half a year ago while shipments rise. Corn and oats show price gains. pork lard and ribbs rise modestly as Chicago cash prices list No. 2 hard wheat at 94 to 97 cents and No. 2 corn at 49 3/4 to 50 cents.
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Chicago
Wheat and meat price report from Omaha market
The Omaha market lists wheat with varied grades and higher corn prices. No 2 hard wheat at 94 to 94 and a half cents, No 4 herd at 92 to 93 cents. Corn up with No 2 at 44 to 45 cents, No 3 at 44 to 45 cents. Butter 27 to 28 cents, eggs 24 to 25 cents, broilers 9 cents, hens 10, ducks 12, geese 10, turkeys 18 cents.
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Omaha
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices in South Omaha Market
South Omaha market report shows cattle receipts 4500 with steady to stronger prices. Native steers at 4.75 to 6.40, cows and heifers 3.00 to 5.50, western steers 3.75 to 7.15, stockers 3.00 to 4.85, calves 3.25 to 7.25, bulls 2.00 to 4.65. Hogs receipts 4300 with lower tone. latest sales 8.00 to 8.50, bulk 8.20 to 8.35. Sheep receipts 19000 strong. yearlings 4.0 to 6.25, ewes 3.25 to 3.70, lambs 6.15 to 6.05.
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South Omaha
Chicago Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices
Cattle receipts 24,090 with steady to lower trade. Western steers around 4.00 to 6.75, calves 72.5 to 1000, feeders 2.50 to 5.50. Hog receipts 28,000. light 8.50 to 9.05, heavy 9.75 to 8.85, bulk 8.65 to 9.65. Sheep receipts 49,000 steady. natives 29.75 to 4.15, yearlings 5.40 to 6.00, lambs 4.75 to 7.00.
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Chicago
Heeven
Governor pardons convict in manslaughter case
Lincoln Oct 25. Nicholas M. Ferrand of Burt county a two year penitentiary inmate for manslaughter was pardoned by Governor Shallenberger on judge and petitioners recommendations. He had been imprisoned since May 12 1909.
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Lincoln
Nicholas M. Ferrand
Burt County
State
Shallenberger
Statements Not on Ballot in Lincoln Election
Secretary of State Junkin rules that candidates listed on the November ballot will not have any statement No. 1. The ruling applies only to the primary election under the Oregon law. Oberfelder Clothing Co. announces a large fur overcoat stock including Russian pony Kangaroo horsehide and Siberian dog with lowest prices. Harber & Wright report full Peninaular heating stoves shipment.
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Lincoln
Junkin
Oregon
Oberfelder Clothing Co
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Leon Fine
L.R Barlow
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Peetz
Mary McIntost
Cas Tate
Lodgepoe
Mrs. Jackson
S C. Bixby
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Morrill County
G W Brown
Joseph O'Malley
State Oil Inspec'or
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L E Davis
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Mrs. Whitelock
Baby
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The
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Mr. Krune
Keneanw
Henry John
Bladen
Adolph Sholtz
F. Peel
A R. Ayare
E. Rose
Richland
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Mrs. Ayare
Mrs. Rose
West
George T. Buzza
Ouiaha
Arthur Armstrong
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American Express Company
Albert Benieh
Mr. Richerson
William
In Indianapolis News
New Meat Market Firm
Dorcas Society Social
Railroad Notes
Sam Boggs
Prat
Telegraph Office
Ank Grave Chadwell
Edward Griffith
Car Department
Samuel Athas
Ashpit
McDaniel
Don” Devine
Geo. Masse
Round House
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J. C
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Kodaks
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C. Baldwin
Sidney, Nebraska
Oberfelder & Co
Harper & Wright
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