GENE HEATHA'S GRIP VOLUME 1 EDITORIAL NOTES 1886
The Grip from Dawes County Nebraska comments on land policy and railroads shaping Nopareil. Editor Heath defends Western settlers against claims they are land thieves and argues against repealing land laws while criticizing official actions by Sparks and Lamar.
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Sparks
Lamar
N. W. News
Omaha Herald
News
Alander
Forthwest
Bro. Battenberg
New Land
Spark
Railroad Locates Through Nonpareil Amid Growth and Rescue
The B and M survey confirms the line will pass Nonpareil with a cattle shipment contract to begin by November 26 and road completion to this point by November 15. Local drill incident highlighted courage as George Dorrington rescued coworker William Kizer from a 60 foot shaft after a rock explosion. Hemingford notes heat strain, business hopes, and community plans as reports of new reapers and artesian wells surface.
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Herald
Heath
Nopareil
Hemingford
Lincoln
Wyoming Line
B. & M. Company
Chadron Democrat
William Kizer
George Dorrington
Cox Bros
Kizer
Dorrington
Young Dorrington
George Dorringon
R. M. Hampton
Rev. Gardner
Chadron
Lawn
Puzhing
Wear
Chadron Pass
Mince Pie Boost for Soldiers in Camp
Soldiers favor mince pie as a home style treat, praising its flavor from privates to officers. The None Sven Mixce Mear product is promoted as an efficient alternative, offering recipes for pies cakes puddings and cookies. It preserves moisture, reduces waste and costs, aiding U S Food Administration goals.
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U. S. Food Administration
Possible New Rail Route Through Pine Ridge Toward Chadron
The article discusses railroad survey plans near Chadron with a route from the Butte northwest crossing Running Water near Pepper creek to Chadron creek headwaters. It notes immigration to Box Butte from the southeast via the B M survey and predicts a boom for Nonpareil within a month, calling the new road a God-send.
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Chadron
White River
U. P
Butte
Box Butte
Effect on the live stock situation and railroad order
Discussion on how a new railroad management order will affect livestock producers and shippers. Advocates patience and cooperation under government control to reduce long hauls, eliminate terminal delays, and improve yarding and weighing facilities to boost efficiency and speed to nearest markets. Also mentions Nash automobiles delivered to King and Smith.
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Bowles
Chicago
Evening Peat
Chamberlains Tablets for Stomach Troubles and Constipation
Chamberlains Tablets are designed for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation and have found success in treating those diseases. They offer relief for people who have suffered for years with stomach trouble and failed to find permanent relief.
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Chamberlain
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Dawes County
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165Th
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Sunbeams
Maxfields
W. G. Simonson
Simonson & Field
Burrows
G. W. Waisner
Armstrong
L. L. Maxfield
Grip
Eddie Overing
Alfred Cornish Company
Collins
King and Smith
Nash
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
Maine
California
THE
Peruna Company
Columbes, Ohio
Ada la
Bell Telephone
United States
Bell Telephone System
Telephone Signal Corps
Army
Nebraska Telephone Company
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