Western Nebraska Notes and Developments
Gering appoints F. Neeley as bank cashier after years of service. Steam boat ditch company holds annual meeting electing KR M. Lee president and G Crabill secretary and treasurer. Omaha World Herald interview with F F Sands highlights Union Pacific double tracking benefiting western Nebraska and the North Platte valley irrigation district. Marsland fire losses total 27550 with multiple insured properties. Rushville water pressure test reaches 100 feet via air pressure system. Beatrice and Gordon business updates and irrigation projects tied to Lincoln County and Beatrice area. Court house bond election discussed for Sidney while North Platte valley settlers seek water-right payment extensions.
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Steam Boat Ditch Company
Gering
KR. M. Lee
G., M. Crabill
Treasur
Omaha World-Herald
FF. M. Sands
Scotts Muff County
Union Pacific
Nebraska
North Platte
Medicine Row
Wyoming
Rocky Mountains
Omaha
Wyoming Line
Government
North Platte Valley
Secretary of the Interior
Dr. Kings New Life Pills Promoted For Health
An elderly advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a preventive for diseases like appendicitis and ailments such as constipation headaches biliousness and chills. It credits the remedies with gentle stimulation of the stomach liver and bowels and mentions availability at F J Brennan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
F. J. Brennan's
Snowfall Bulletin Reports Deep Pack Across Wyoming Regions
Snowfall readings from the LA8 Department of Agriculture show wet solid snow on the east slope of the Rockies with well packed drifts in Arlington and Centennial, varied depths across towns such as Downington Heather Creek and Holmes, and mountain snow depths from 24 to 43 inches by month end in Medicine Bow range.
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Rocky Mountains
Wyoming
Nebraska
LA. 8
Department of Agriculture
Platte
Laramie
Herald
Arlington
W. A. McIntyre
Centennial
Louis
Carbon County
Albany County
Downington
Elk Mountain
Heather Creek
Holmes
Pearl
Colorado
South Pass City
Fremont County
Mont County
Expert Watchmaker Joins Holsten's From Kansas City
Expert watchmaker and jeweler J. Furnish arrived from Kansas City to accept a position at Holsten's. He is described as genial and expected to quickly make many friends in the city.
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J. Furnish
Kansas City
Holsten’s
Mr. Furnish
Our City
Missionary Evangelist Traverses Frontier Homes
D B M'Laughlin, Presbyterian pastor evangelist and Sunday School missionary, writes on frontier outreach enduring hardships to plant Sunday schools and churches. He travels by rail stage and even brony routes, delivering sermons by deed and word to families, often sleeping in haymows while guiding moral change and community faith. He reports establishing ten Sunday schools, two churches built, nine societies formed, and three years of work with eight hundred dollars in expenses.
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South
Ssu River
Iaive
Rhodes family settles in Alliance seek new home
Mr and Mrs ARhodes and their son arrived in Alliance from Lincoln on Friday February 11 to establish residence. Mr Rhodes is district manager for western Nebraska of the Pioneer Accident and Health Insurance Co. He appoints E T Kibble as Alliance local agent and invites residents to review the company insurance proposal in last issue.
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A.rhodes and Son
Alliance
Lincoln
Herald
Rhodes
Western
Nebraska
Pioneer Accident and Health Insurance Co
E. T. Kibble
Alliance and Vicinity
the Herald
Mr. Kibble
Lewisville Woman Mary Maycock Dies After Illness
Mrs. Mary Maycock nee Zell recently moved to Lewisville Colorado dies aged after a period of illness. She leaves a husband three children the oldest married January 5 the youngest nine years old a mother two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services will be held at the Lewisville home with burial nearby. Community extends sympathy.
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Mary Maycock
Zell
Lewisville
Colo
B . Keeler
H. Hier
5. Mishler
In Memory Of A Sister
Poem reflecting on a sister's passing and enduring light across worlds. The speaker notes the sun's light persists elsewhere and the departed loved one remains present in blessing those left behind. The verse frames loss as continuation among distant skies and holy memory.
Press upgrade at The Herald with new cylinder proof press
A new press join The Herald equipment last week, a fine cylinder proof press for taking proofs of advertisements and news. The addition greatly facilitates office work and ensures plain proofs.
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Herald
Nohe Jr. to Leave Gym Club for New YMCA Post
Philip Nohe Jr who has led classes at the Business Men's Gym Club will depart next Monday to become director of the YMCA at Richmond, Virginia. The club praises his work and expects him to excel in the new role, which aligns with his interests.
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Philip Nohe, Jr
Eee . M.C. A
Richmond
Nobe
Classified ad promises quick reply for important messages
A succinct classified note proclaims that any message carried by a classified advertisement will receive a reply, emphasizing prompt communication through the ad.
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Neeley
Gering National Bank
McCook High School
Monte Cristo Cafe
Oshkosh
Jay Bunten
Howlett
Gordon
Oss
Sandhills
F. N. Roberts
Sterling, Colo
Scottsbluff
Lighland
Marsland
L. T. Poole
Co. E. Mathews & Co
A. BE. Bennett
Tribune
True Miller
Gregg & Oon Merchandise
Mrs. Medosy
Mathews
J. T. Hanley
Marsland Tribune
Rushville
Garden County
Oshkosh Herald
Kilpatrick Brothers
Northport
New York
Burlington Road
Bridgeport
Henry Lumber Company
Henry
O'Neill
McCook
Wilcox Tuttle Ranch
Culbertson
Bucksey
Connecticut
Chicago
Matte Valley Telephone Company
Beattebluff
Charles A. Morrill
Cittzens
Sidney
R. A. Ballenger
The
D. B. M 'Laughlin
Lyon & Healy Pianos
Lyon & Healy Alliance Agency
M'Laughlin
D. B. M'Laughlin
Box Butte Presbytery
A New Press
Canada
Richelieu Coffee
Bete Brown
First State Bank
Hemingford
Nebr
Butte
Kodak
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