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The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer is Chicago's weekly edition linked to a great daily. It offers nation world news summaries, beat stories, home farm and women’s departments, and Republican editorials. Subscriptions in combination with The Sidney Telegraph cost $1.75 in advance.
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Mrs J A Van Hardeveld Leaves For Panama Home
Mrs J A Van Hardeveld returns from four weeks visit with her father Nick Mahr and other relatives and sails home to Bas Obispo Panama.
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J. A van Hardeveld
Nick Mahr
Bas Obispo
Panama
Personal and pickups in Sidney area social notes
Mr and Mrs A B Knox and son spent Tuesday in Sidney. Frank Stafford returned from Denver. The T N Club met with Mrs Jack Parks. Ed Collins rented Slingluff house. Mr and Mrs Seeger visited Dalton. Hazel Oberfelder returned from Denver and Cheyenne. Mrs Simms of Nebraska visited Mrs L A Brown. Arthur Sweet rented Sanderson home. Mrs H G Hall returned from the north west. Cradit family outing to Denver Loveland and Cheyenne. William Hudson at Ruthgen College football team. Mrs Frank Whitelock and Katherine visited Sidney. Mrs Pfeifer moved to Tobin house and will do dressmaking. V F Kucera on business trip to Old and St Paul NE. Miss Curry and Miss Jane Curry returned to Pittsburg. Joseph Oberfelder attended Grand Is land for A O U W meeting.
Mrs Burress Returns to Kansas City After Visit
Mrs Burress left on Wednesday for her home in Kansas City after pleasant visits with nieces Mrs Lowe and Mrs Whitelock. Lutheran Ladies plan an October 7 sale at Baldwins store selling tempting foods. Dedrich Voigt public sale drew good prices and full attendance. Oosterhoudt purchased Ed Collins lots near Martins and will start a modern bungalow with foundation digging begun.
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Baldwin’s
Oosterhoudt
Ed Collins
Martin’s
Lincoln editor delivers lectures on Socialism
Clyde J. Wright of Lincoln, editor of The Enterprise, delivered lectures on Socialism Monday and Tuesday nights, with attendees pronouncing them very good indeed.
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Clyde J. Wright
Lincoln
Merifield Sells Sidney Interests to Ben nett
J. R. Merifield sells his Sidney interests to Ben nett of the North Divide. Nett will enter possession soon as Merifield plans to relocate to southern Colorado.
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J. R. Merifield
Sidney
Mr. Bennett
North Divide
Mr. Merifield
Colorado
Mrs Yaegle Leaves for Hot Springs for Rest and Care
Mrs Yaegle departed Wednesday evening for Hot Springs Dakota to stay a few days while doctors assess her post operative improvement. She has rallied splendidly after her operations.
Taft Speaks on Trusts Opposes Overthrow of Rule of Reason
In Entroit Michigan Taft argues against amending the Sherman act to overturn the rule of reason. He defends the court's Standard Oil and tobacco cases while challenging Bryan and others to cite a restraint of trade they condemn under Justice White's definition. He also rebuts patronage charges and calls for civil service extension.
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Entroit
Mich
Taft
West
United States Supreme Court
Standard Oil and Tobacco Trust
W. J Bryan
Justice White
Railroads Gridiron State Drawn By New Map
The Union Pacific Gandy Callaway line leaves only four Nebraska counties without rail access MecPherson Banner Keya Paha and Loup while Wheeler Garland and Cherry barely escape. County rail facilities reach at most sixty miles southward with Northwestern near Cherry and Burlington lines crossing Erickson and Burwell corners. Falls City to Crawford spans 9511 miles, approaching the Chicago distance.
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Northwestern
Falls City
Crawford
Chicago
Green worms cause damage near Beaver City
A green worm known as the Russian thistle worm is spreading from thistle to alfalfa fields near Beaver City. After heavy August rains the pests multiplied rapidly, covering sidewalks and entering homes. They travel eastward seeking cool areas as sunlight proves lethal.
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Beaver City
Torture Speech Sparks Trial Argument
The attorney for the plaintiff argues in court that the defendant ran over the client at a snail’s pace of three miles per hour, prompting jurors to picture the alleged suffering during the incident. The remark underscores the trial’s dramatic rhetoric as evidence and intent are debated.
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Puck
Clems Held for Murder After Dying Statement
Charles Clems of Franklin is jailed in Bloomington on murder charges after Frank Smith’s death from a shooting in a room over Clems marble works. Smith’s dying statement accuses Clems of the shooting, while Clems says Smith attacked him and the gun fired in the struggle.
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Frank Smith
Charles Clems
Franklin
Bloomington
Clems
Smith
Child sets fire to barn near Arapahoe
The six year old son of Mr and Mrs Nels E Anderson, who live near Arapahoe, returned home from school and started a blaze with a mitre. The barn and its contents, plus stacked hay, were destroyed. The loss is substantial and not insured.
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Nels E Anderson
Arapahoe
Mitch
T. W. Ballew Dead in Missouri Gang Prosecution Tangle
T. W. Ballew a former wealthy Princeton Missouri resident who helped prosecute the Mabray gang died in Excelsior Springs Missouri. He was drawn into the case by John Robbins and was defrauded in a horse race scheme losing about 30000 dollars and later pursuing charges against Dobbins and James Mabray with convictions amid total losses near 46000 dollars.
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T. W W. Ballew
Princeton
Mabray
Excelsior Springs
Ballew
John Robbins
Dobbins
James Mabray
Fire Into School House Arrests In South Dakota
Van Dickerson and Charles Davis, two Gregor county residents, were arrested for firing six shooters into the Lunn schoolhouse during session led by Miss Heving. The teacher feared an attack by Indians on the Rosebud reservation but identified the assailants, who confessed and paid heavy fines and costs.
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van Dickerson
Charles Davis
Gregor County
South Dakota
Lunn
Miss Heving
Rosebud
Robber Strips Chicago Man on Burlington Train
T H Henkle of Chicago woke on a through Burlington train in LaCrosse to find several hundred dollars in cash and all his clothing stolen. He dressed only in a coat and sought refuge at a local hotel while sending a wire to Chicago for funds.
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Wis
Burlington
T. H Henkle
Chicago
Western Millers File Charges Against Railroads
The Millers association of Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri filed a complaint with the Nebraska state railway commission alleging railroads in Nebraska fail to furnish proper care for flour shipments and seeking cars suitably equipped for transport.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Nebraska State Railway Commission
Germany Accepts France Proposals Over Morsacce
German Foreign Minister von Kiderlen-Waechter told French Ambassador Cambon in Berlin that Germany accepts the latest French proposals regarding Morsacce.
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France
Paris
Herr von Kiderlin-Waechter
M. Cambon
Foreign Office
Berlin
Beachey Catches Blackbirds Flight Reaches 5500 Feet
Muscatine Iowa September 28 Lincoln Beachey in a flight here chased a flock of blackbirds and caught two. He rose to an altitude of five thousand five hundred feet.
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Muscatine
Lincoln Peachey
Housewives Boycott Sugar Steps Up In Houston
Housewives in Houston Texas organize a boycott of sugar to protest rising prices. The movement calls for reduced usage and public awareness of the cost impact on families.
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Houston
Tex
Two Truths on Opportunity from a Father and Son
A father in the Philadelphia Ledger quotes that the crucial life skill is knowing when to grasp an opportunity. The wise son adds that knowing when to let go is equally important.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Take Chamberlain's remedy at first diarrhoea onset
In busy seasons when time is scarce you may suffer diarrhoea and lose days unless you have Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ready. Take a dose at the first appearance of symptoms. For sale by all dealers.
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