Passenger trains skip some stops between Sidney and Bridgeport
GOING NORTH No 02 and Daily No 4 306 3Prelight 12 45 a m 8 25 a m 14ia pm will not make focal stops between Sidney and Bridgeport and Sidney and Sterling Local extra daily except Sunday will carry passengers Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars on through trains Tickets sold end baggage checked to any point in the United States or Canada For information maps time tables and tickets call on or write to M A SHIPMAN Agent or to I W WAKELEY General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska
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Sidney
Bridgeport
Sterling
United States
Canada
M. A. Shipman
I. W.wakeley
Omaha
Nebraska
Troops to El Paso Move From Galveston and Juarez
War department says a regiment of infantry and a regiment of field artillery have been offered from Galveston to El Paso Texas as Villa forces retreat toward the border. Brigadier General Pershing at El Paso reports 5000 to 7000 Villa troops in Juarez or en route, while Funston prepares in El Paso with about 3200 infantry 400 cavalry and twenty eight field pieces and 14000 in the El Paso district 6000 in Brownsville.
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Galveston
el Paso
Tex
War Department
Pershing
Juarez
Interior
Funston
Brownsville
Ambassador Dumba's Messenger in Recall Case
J J F Archibald is identified as the ambassador Dumba's messenger involved in a recall case. The report notes his role in correspondence and the broader diplomatic dispute shaping the recall proceedings and public reaction.
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Dumba
Omaha Germans Warn Banks Over Allied Loan
After resolutions by Omaha Germans protesting a proposed 1 billion loan to the allies, many German Americans warn bankers to refrain from financing the loan. A leading German businessman warns that allied banks would lose local deposits if they participate, with editor Val J. Peter noting similar warnings by German American groups in other cities.
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Omaha
Val J. Peter
931 Hit Sawdust Trail In Omaha Campaign Summary
Billy Sunday tabernacle in Omaha will stop public collections after the final Sunday of the campaign, with two exceptions. The committee reports strong support and pledges, announcing a near total Omaha budget of 27 000 already met. Attendance for thirteen days reaches 225 000 with collections totaling 22 000.
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Billy Sunday Tabernacle
Omaha
Billy
Sunday
Stenographer Appointed by Supreme Court Commission
The supreme court commission selected Laura J Mayer daughter of Beatrice mayor Mayer as its stenographer. Mayer currently works in the law office of Joan L Webster in Omaha.
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The
Supreme Court Commission
Laura J Mayer
Mayer
Beatrice
Miss Mayer
Joan L. Webster
Omaha
Mourning for Pet Dogs at New York Cemetery
A New York dog cemetery in Hart sdale sees daily visitors who weep while arranging interments for cherished pets. Owners sometimes spend heavily, placing elaborate monuments up to 1000 dollars. The grounds are well kept with flowers on most plots and inscriptions praising the animals.
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New York
Twenty-fifth Street
Hartsdale
John Deere Binder inquiry and transfer co offer
A reader asks about the John Deere Binder and mentions Fundingaland Transfer Co in Sidmey as the contact to view what is claimed as the best constructed binder. The brief notes interest and directs potential buyers to call for details.
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John Deere
Fundinga-land Transfer Co
Sidmey
Arthur County Territorial Dispute Drives Court Action
Attorney General Reed sues Judge Grimes in the supreme court to compel court terms in Arthur county. The case seeks to legally include Arthur county in the Thirteenth district after a misprint left it out during a legislative district redraw.
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Supreme Court
Reed
Grimes
Tirteenth
Arthur County
Thirteenth District
Nun Sent to Jail under Letter Censorship
German military administration tightens censorship of correspondence. A sister superior at Metz was searched on departure for Switzerland and letters intended for mailing abroad were found. She received fifteen days in jail while another sister who wrote a letter was sentenced to one month imprisonment.
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Germany
Order of Sante Christiania
Metz
Switzerland
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Bridgeport Neb
Mrs J A Stevens of Bridgeport Nebraska testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured a past kidney attack and her family had publicly recommended them. She confirms the lasting cure and notes the product is priced 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y props.
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Dean
J. A. Stevens
Bridgeport
Nebr
Doan
Finds new land as Stefansson safe after Arctic voyage
The schooner Ruby reached Nome from Herschel Island with news that Canadian explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson and two companions, Storker Storgerson and Ole Anderson, are alive and have accomplished their voyage. Stefansson, who left Martin Point on March 22, 1914, reportedly reached Banksland and is preparing to continue explorations to map the new land southwest of Prince Patrick Island and its continental shelf limits.
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Ruby
Nome
Herschel Island
Arctic
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Storker Storgerson
Ole Anderson
Martin Point
Alaska
Polar Ocean
Beaufort Sea
S F. Cottle
Stefansson
Banksland
Mackenzie
Prince Patrick Island
Plymouth Standard Twine Ad at Low Guaranteed Prices
An advertisement from FUNDINGSLAND TRANSFER CO promotes Plymouth Standard twine at very low prices and urges customers to call in to place orders ensuring timely delivery.
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Fundingsland Transfer CO
Six Story Meier Drug Building Planned on Thirteenth and O
Lincoln plans a new six to ten story building at Thirteenth and O after Meier Drug Company leases the property for 99 years. Construction to start at once. The project preserves the corner’s principal business status while expanding downtown commerce.
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Lincoln
Thirteenth and O
Meier Drug Company
German-Austro drive toward Constantinople in Morava valley
War dispatches from Berlin indicate the Austro German armies aim to push toward Constantinople through the Morava valley with rail links to Bulgaria and Turkey. Russians check Teuton advance along most fronts while verging heavy bombardments and limited infantry actions occur on the western line.
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Berlin
Servia
Constantinople
Morava
Bulgaria
Turkey
Nicholas
Verdun
Italy
Austria
London
Vilna
Petrograd
Gerlin
Washington
Count von Bernstorff
United States
Greece
Athens
Paris
Dvinsk
Russia
Mexican Train Wreck Near Saltillo Causes 90 Deaths
A Mexican military train derailed one mile from Saltillo after rails spread, plunging two coaches into a canyon. Soldiers, camp followers, women, children, and babies were killed, with wreckage strewn across the rocks.
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Saltillo
Nebraska Set to Observe Sunday School Day on Nov 7 1915
The Nebraska State Sunday association plans a statewide campaign to bring 500000 people to Sunday school on November 7 1915. The governor issues a proclamation naming it Nebraska Get-Together Sunday School Day urging churches and residents to participate in Bible study for peace and harmony.
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Nebraska State Sunday Association
Nebraska
Hicks Named Executive Assistant At Colorado Fuel and Iron
C J Hicks of Chicago, formerly an assistant to the president of International Harvester, is appointed executive assistant to President J F Welborn of Colorado Fuel and Iron. He will focus on social and industrial betterment among the company's employees.
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C J Hicks
Chicago
International Harvester Company
J. F. Welborn
Colorado Fuel and Lron Company
Welborn
Hicks
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Lovaltraight
J. J. F. Archibald
American Press Association
Rex
Sidney Drug Co
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Thirteenth Judicial District
Bell Telephone
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