Mixed World War News and Local Incidents Across 1917 Headlines
Reports span bank robbery in Oklahoma and rail strike talks to be pursued by President Wilson. Soviet and allied actions, aviation bombardments, and political shifts surface alongside weather, floods, and a fatal pistol fight in Drumright. Also noted are wheat marketWatch, Lazard Freres leader death, and a Peters of crops and soil updates.
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Frank Copeland Page
Walter Hines Page
United States
Great Britain
Sonset
South Garden
M Lane
Rapid City
S. D
Watertown
Carranza
Panam Canal
Liford
Balla Blanca
Atlantic
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Sherman
Illinois
Senate
John B. Murphy
Chicago
Mackinac Island
Fred IL. White
Buckhead
National Rural Carriers’ Association
St. Louis
West Virginia
Wilson
Ernest Keller
Drumright
Okla
James W. Rippey
Cline
Union Pacific Workers Press Petition to Halt Possible Rail Strike
Nebraska employees not in unions appeal to senators and congressmen urging maximum effort to avert a threatened large railroad stoppage. Bacteriologist Wild accepts invitation to speak at Wymore on sewer bonds and water safety, outlining contamination risks without proper sewage disposal. Burling ton road reports near car famine due to weather and demand. Hastings canning plant to reopen despite earlier hopes. General Hall and Assistant Adjutant Hauser return from Washington on Nebraska guard mobilization. General Trall pleased with Nebraska troops on the border. Anthony Bros insurance solicitors face renewed state board scrutiny over alleged policy misrepresentation.
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Union Pacific
Nebraska
Wild
Wymore
Burlington Road
Hastings Canning Company
Hiall
Adjutant Hlauser
Washington
War Department
Nebraska Guard
Trall
Anthony Bros
Lincoln
Insurance Board
John G. Maher
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Constitutional Cure
There is more Catarrh in this section than any other disease. Local remedies failed for years, deemed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo is a constitutional treatment taken internally and affecting the blood and mucous surfaces. A $100 reward for any cure failure. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Prince Albert
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Inge Albers
Hemdly
Iellevue
Neijano
John Bright
Courtland, Ariz
Courtland
Bright
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Fidelity Reserve Company
Dr. Barton 8. Baker
Frank C. Plelauicker
M. Keith Neville
Willian H. McDonald
Charles F. Temple
Charles F. Spencer
Dr. Garton B. Baker
John J. Halligan
Walter V. Hoagi
Fredrick L. Temple Chariesa F .Spencer
Mutual, Legal Reserve Company
Fidelity Reserve
Fidelity
Legal Reserve Company
C. P. Millett
Otto Wilde
Fidelity Reserve Fidelity Reserve Co
B. B. Baker
Central Meat Market
Frank Hahler
E.v.metz
Toggery
Sidmey
Nebr
Viggo Nelson
Sidney, Neb
Osborn and Jorgenson
Dqning
Kaiser
Prince
Crowder
Kuropatkin
Turkestan
Mexico City
Thore Hafte
Kalsterbo
David Kahn
Lazard Freres
Paris
United Mine Workers of America
Johnstown
Federal Trade Commission
Texas
Venice
Mangaito
Matanzas
Cuba
Ralph Mulford
Pike's Peak
Western Union Telegraph Company
Andrew Erickson
Rolette
Burlington Railroad
Estes
Yellowstone Parks
Burlington
Sidney Mercantile
CO. Perry
William Ritchie
Ritchie & Perry
Attorneys-at-Law
Bridgeport, Neb
O. Street
Cheyenne County Abstract Company
Sidney
Eph M. Swenson
MelIntosh Brock
Palace Livery Barn
C. W. Zike
Joseph Oberfelder
UnitKd Straits Commissioner
Nebrask
Glenn Bliss
Bentley Building
Bidney
W. T. Fikner
Warrenol the
McIntosh
Sidney, Nebraska
Myron L. Babcock
Logan County Bank Building
Sterling
Colorado
Henry E. Gapen
Government Land Business
Gapen Building
John R. C. Carter
Potter, Nebraska
E. Harper
Cc. M. Wright
Remington Umc
Remington Arms Pron Metallic Cartridge CO
Woolworth
New York
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