Beet Culture Expands in Nebraska Connecting Norfolk Area
Farmers in northeastern Nebraska saw rising beet production with smaller radius supply. After seven years the Norfolk factory now draws beets from within 25 miles and rarely beyond 40 miles, with contracts filling and acreage to spare. The shift marks a growing regional benefit as more land enters cultivation and the crop gains profitability. In Iowa Story County, a probate hearing is set for Frank H. Gray with the District Court to accept his will.
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Nebraska
Northeas
Norfolk
State of
Iowa
Story County
District Court
Said
Frank H. Gray
Said County
Nevada
A. D
C. Hamilton
Loretta Hamilton
Quail season ends as other news stirs northern notes
The article notes Tuesday as the last day to legally shoot quail and mentions Grover Cleveland naming his son Dick. It reports a Black ghost sighting in Booneville Indiana scaring local ladies, and reflects southern attitudes toward the north amid Georgia’s failed tax exemption bill for soldiers, citing Grady’s call for unity.
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Booneville, Ind
Ames
South
Georgia
Henry W. Grady
Norfolk Beet Sugar Factory Powers City Pride and Growth
The 1891 built Norfolk Beet Sugar factory, now valued at over 1.5 times its original cost, anchors the city’s economy. Citizens funded the plant’s site, helping Norfolk weather three years of national financial stress with fewer business failures and healthier trade. Only one idle man remains in town, as workers rotate to meet demand.
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Jerf Stockwell
Norfolk
Neb
Daily News
Norfolk Beet Sugar
Norfolk Beet Sugar Co
United States
Five Serial Stories Announced for Youth's Companion 1898
The Youth's Companion reveals five upcoming serials for 1898 including The Freshman by Jesse L. Williams The Gold Fields of the Yukon by Irving Andrews Ferieda Fairfax Writer by Marguerite Tracy The Story of a Bee Farm by Edith A Fairfield and The Making of Zimri Bunker by William J Long Readers renewing or subscribing receive a free twelve color embossed calendar and weekly delivery through January 1898 with a prospectus sent on request from Tur Yours's Companion Boston Mass.
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Jesse L. Williams
Yukon
Alaska
Irving Andrews
Ferieda Airfax
Marguerite Tracy
Edith A. Fairfield
Zimri Bunker
Nantucket
William J. Long
Hese
The
Companion
Boston
Mass
Bells That Chime Peace Forever Story
A German bell founder devotes his life to perfect bells, a prized chime in an Italian church. After wars erase his work he searches Europe for them, ending by the Shannon shore where the bells ring one final time and he dies. The tale from Demorest's Magazine recalls lasting peace in bells.
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Europe
The
Shannon
Demorest
Local Ads and Offers Highlighted for October 18 1897
Real estate loan offers at low rates with generous terms. Thurston and Graham advertise the Story County Bank Tar Retort Oak stove claiming coal-cooking efficiency. Miller and Kooser promote mustard, White House coffee in 1d cans, and cash-only sales starting October 18.
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Story County Bank
Thurston & Graham
White House
Miller
First National Bank
Chicago
Knauth, Nachon & Kahne
New York
Marshalltown
Iowa National Bank
Des Moines
Administrator's Notice for Alba O Hall Estate
On November 16 1897 J A Campbell was appointed administrator by Story county Iowa District Court for the estate of Alba O Hall deceased. All indebted persons must pay and all claims must be presented to the court for allowance.
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District Court
Story County
Iowa
Alba O. Hall
J. A. Campbell
Admr
Remembrance Calendar for 1598 presents exquisite art studies
The holiday gift features flora of each month with quotations from standard authors. Published by H. McRiper and Co in York, Pennsylvania, the calendar is offered for one dollar in matl. price.
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Matl. H. McRiper & Co, Publishers
York, Pa
Chicago and Northwestern Time Table Arrival and Baggage Rules
The Chicago and Northwestern timetable lists trains including No. 144 Chicago Express at 8:00 am and No. 38 Freight, with west and northbound departures and arrivals. Passenger baggage policy notes non carriage on No. 15 baggage unless checked 15 minutes before arrival. agent G. W. Rogers signs off.
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Chicago Express
No. &Atlantic
Overland Lim
Chicago
Pacific
Carroll
Echo Evens
Co Bluffs
Dakota E
DM & S.C
Dak
Aden
Ames & DM
Boone-Carrol
G. W. Rogers
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