Recovery Ends in Hastings Jail Death of Ranch Leader
Bartlett Richards died in a Hastings sanitarium after a second operation following his one year sentence for fencing public land in Adams county. Once a wealthy rancher and president of the Nebraska Land and Feeding company, he began serving December 3 and would have been released October 6. His body to be buried in San Diego. widow en route from California.
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Bartlett Richards
Adams County
Hastings
Rochester
Minn
Jie
Mr Richards
Gail
Davis
San Diego
Cal
Engineer Stricken In Cab On Burlington Train
Engineer William Lewis in charge of the Burlington engine that hauls the passenger train between Nebraska City and Red Oak suffered heart failure and was found unconscious in his cab as the engine entered the yards. The fireman stopped the train after seeing Lewis hung from the cab window. medical aid was given and he was sent to town.
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Nebraska City
Neb
William Lewis
Burlington
Red Oak
ABA elects officers with Gregory Whitlock and Woodhams
The American Bar Association elected officers. Stephen S Gregory of Illinois became president, George Whitlock of Maryland secretary, and Frederick E Woodhams of New York treasurer.
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The
American Bar Association
Stephen S Gregory
Illinois
George Whitlock
Maryland
Frederick E Woodhams
New York
Accidental Self Shot Ends Young Woman's Life in Nebraska
Mrs Ezekiel Lambert aged nineteen of Rolwitz Dundy county Nebraska died after a rifle discharged in her kitchen. She had brought a gun home to shoot a chicken the dog moved toward her and the muzzle fired the bullet pierced the stomach lining. In another note Bishop Scannell in Omaha married Signora Peppina Nuratori to Howard P Greeley at his residence the sixth marriage he has solemnized since ordination.
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Benkelman
Neb
Ezekiel Lambert
Rolwitz
Dundy County
Lambert
Omaha
Scannell
Signora Peppina Nuratori
Randolph
Howard P. Greeley
Signora Nuratori
Millers condemn Dr Harvey Wiley as autocratic figure
South Platte millers meeting in Bincon criticize the national Bureau of Chemistry head as a self serving autocrat. They denounce Wiley for actions against flour bleaching, which they admit sparked their hostile sentiment.
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South Platte Millers
Bincon
Harvey Wiley
National Bureau of Chemistry
Cow’s Diet Surprises Holdrege Butchers
A Phelps county cow proved costly to feed when a three year old heifer killed by Holdrege butchers yielded a stomach full of rusty nails iron and glass. The find highlights a bizarre diet and unusual source of rising living costs in the region.
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Phelps County
Holdrege
Dick Richards Injured When Vehicle Runs Away
Dick Richards son of Edward Richards of Ragan suffered a painful injury when the vehicle he was driving to a paytake ran away. His nose was broken and he sustained severe bruising and cuts.
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Dick Richards
Edward Richards
Ragan
Officials Visit Valentine Experimental Farm
Regent Copeland Chancellor Avery Dean Burnett and Professor Chase of the University of Nebraska toured the Valentine farm. They recommended a dairy barn for thirty cows with calves, a 100 ton concrete silo, and expedited work before cold weather. They noted a concrete arched cave for roots, a 100 light acetylene gas plant, a sixty foot two story fireproof shed, and a full water system with a 6000 gallon tank on a thirty foot tower. They praised stock food supplies and a fine road to Catherine street.
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Copeland
Avery
Dean Burnett
Chase
University of Nebraska
Valentine Experimental Farm
Board of Regents
Catherine Street
Lincoln
Sidney schools open with record enrollment and new programs
Sidney public schools opened last Tuesday with 285 pupils, surpassing September 1911 totals. High school registrations are strong, with many non residents drawn by the district's reputation. Classes began promptly, with new shorthand instruction, botany efforts, English course revisions, and plans to reorganize the History Club as part of ongoing educational innovations.
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Sidney Public Schools
Sidney
Nebraska
Schiller
Wilhelm Tell
Gwendolyn Stokee
Denver
Clarence Johnson
Dalton
Emma
Julia Rilen
History Club
Sidney Club
County fair grounds prep with stock exhibits and premiums
Progress at the county fair grounds includes a large band stand, stalls, and a stable tent to house stock entries. Exhibitors may enter non listed items for premiums, with season tickets for grounds access during the four days. Stock exhibitors receive guard and feed provisions, and precinct pennants will fly from the Agricultural Building.
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Sidney
Cuba Crutchfield
Blondin
Fair Association
Bentley
Wild West
Leonard's Aliuement Company
Never leave home without Chamberlains remedy on journeys
Travel advisory promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for trips. It warns the product is essential and often unavailable on trains or ships and notes it is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
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