Happenings of the Week in Condensed Form
Recap of Cedar county old settlers reunion at Laurel Ange and varied local items from Omaha to Fremont. Highlights include a plant fire at Cady Lumber in Omaha causing heavy losses, a Hastings man enlisting for France, a $40,000 suit in Madison, and a range of local accidents, legal actions, and civic decisions across Nebraska.
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Cedar County
Old Settlers
Laurel Ange
Cady Loumber Company
Omaha
Lee Cole
Sheriff Cole
Hastings
France
Jersey City
Samuel B. Wickiter
Madison
Tony Walich
Walich
R. G. Batty
Lincoln
Pure Food Chemical Department
Batty
The
State University
Ikrug
Missouri River
J. D. Weaver
Dad” Weaver
Ak-Sar-Ben
Casey
Les Moines
Steele City
Minnie Stewart
Frank Slayton
Nebraska
Daughters of the American Revolution
Red Cross
Ellen Sweeney
Lindsey
Thomas Bogue
J. J. Harty
Tarnov
Irs. F. C
F. A. Jason
Greenwood
State Railway Commission
Wisconsin Commission
Carl Buck
Fremont
W. C. Wiley
Wiley
Union Pacific Railroad
William Ackerman
Sas
Sieme
John Bogles
Cambridge
Mary
Bogles
Lief Nelson
Gretna
Supreme Court
Omaha Road
Dakota City
South Sioux City
Nebraska Commission
Wilson
Waiters
Broken Bow
Board of Exemption
William G. Krauleidis
Riverdate
United States
Carroll
Lancaster County
Harry Brower
Burlington
Nebraska City
Brower
Harry
Amel
Axel
Knight Jensen
Arnold Consiton
Harris and
MecKinnhey
Crystal Lake
Dakota County
Koester
Holmes
John H. Williams
State Supreme Court
Furnas County
C. M. Lewelling
A. Gaddis
Keith Neville
Neville
Ailing Women Urged to Try Deans Kidney Pills
A Sidney woman shares her experience with persistent backache dizziness and fatigue linked to kidney and bladder inflammation. The ad promotes Deans Kidney Pills as an effective remedy and describes common symptoms such as bearing down pains headaches and nervousness.
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Sidney
Dean
Mary
Hadley