Local items note Sidney visitors and political supporters
Reinhardt the sewer and merchant Reinhardt sells and fits specials at McMullans as locals record visitors, subscriptions, and business in Sidney. Numerous mentions of Lodgepole, Bronson, Alliance, and Kearney figures traveling for trade, politics, and social events in the weekly REPUBLICAN.
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Anderson
Bronson
J. W. Harper
Lodgepole
John Burk
Trognitz
Hans Christiansen
Sidney
Charles Anderson
Hrongon
Swan Dedrick
Hen Chase
North Divide
Gen. W. Bates Esq
Ernest Sabies
Namurth
Tom Thornburg
Thomas
W. O. Eaton
Frank LE. Ramsdell
Davison
Frank
Jim Birdwell
Joe Obertetder
Harvey
Alliance
Judge Hamer
Kearney
Judge Pease
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Henry Wellhman
Nashy
Henry
Joel Wickard
Costar Runge
Regulation Wright
Gus
R. E. Gilphin
M. E. Foster
Elect J. F. Trinifer for County Clerk
A local endorsement urges voters to elect J. F. Trinifer as county clerk, praising his educational background, character, and superior abilities. The note contrasts him with Harvey Stephens, a Republican candidate for County Superintendent, and extols Trinifer as a model official with strong public service credentials.
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Harvey Stephens
Kelentitte
Quoketa Academy
Tiwa
J. FR. Trinifer
Quarterly Conference at Ui E Church with Rev Moore
The Quarterly Conference of the ui E Church will be held Saturday evening and Sunday morning at the church. Rev Moore will speak. sacred services will follow. A line of ladies belts gloves handkerchiefs underwear and jewelry recently received at McMullins.
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Sidney
Ile
Oui Ath
Moore
Apples Sale Promises Winter Apples Near McLernon
The notice advertises the unloading of a carload of winter apples including Winesap and Ben Davis varieties. It warns stock is moving quickly and invites customers to secure their apples before they are gone. The location is described as the stone building east of the McLernon building.
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Mr. Clossman
Lou Crossman
Lou
St. George Cattle Company
Lodgepole Creekroperty
Sidney
Kimball
Ben Davis
Mc Lernon
Hunters Fearful Charge as Elephants Stampede in Dense Jungle
A party tracking elephants along the Hawash river faces a dramatic onslaught as more than forty elephants surge from cover. A hunter kills a cow and later a young bull, while a lucky flank shot helps avert disaster. The author praises a new 450 cordite rifle for its effectiveness amid the deadly stampede.
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Weiler
Geographical Journal
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Whiterouse
Butter
Elphant
Carpet Cleaning Machine At Empire Theater
An air driven carpet cleaning device demonstrated at the Empire theater of varieties blew dust into a bag. After cleaning the carpets the discharged air carried disinfectants to impregnate the seats and surroundings, improving cleanliness for theatergoers.
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The Crown on the Continent describes a Montana misadventure
Georg Grinnell recounts an exploring party in St. Mary's Lake country northern Montana. A pack horse loses footing on a steep alders covered slope and a rock blocks the trail. The black mare regains footing and helpers free the lead, saving the remaining horse from a fall.
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Mr Abraham and Other Men in Buerton School Board
A journal of Education summary notes Mr Abraham a wealthy Buerton school board member killed himself after business failures. It describes similar suicides in the city, letters to editors, and the need for greater heroism and faith to prevent such acts, urging daily efforts to help others avoid self-destruction.
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Last Mourning Picture of King Edward and Queen Alexandra
The royal couple’s official mourning ends and they will dress in colors or uniforms instead of black. The queen wears gray and vivid costumes while the king may wear army or civilian attire. Their final mourning photo shows regalia with subdued weeds, a poised duo, and notes a future painting to honor the scene.
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Alexandra
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