Marne Area Gossip and Community Notes
Marne and vicinity reports indicate social visits to Atlantic and Walnut, cattle shipments to Omaha, a new depot crossing by Rock Island, church duties, and multiple residents traveling or visiting kin. Local trades, repairs, school events, and a coming Memorial Day observance frame a bustling small-town weekly rundown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurgen Greve
Atlantic
D. E. Fudge
Marne
W.E. Simpson
Ins. Com
E. Simpson
John Findley
Omaha
Rock Island
Roy Hansen
M. EK
Frank
Passadena
Henry ‘Trailor
Walnut
Olof Reiman
J. E B. Stoner
Dexter
Miss McCullough
C H. Powell
Avora
Grace
Tilton
Mae Findlay
Burg
Wow
Weideman
Wursinger
Atlan
Perry Belmont to Visit Beaumont Farm for Week
Hon Perry Belmont and his wife travel from Lexington to Beaumont stock farm to accept hospitality of Mr and Mrs Hal P Headley for a week or 10 days. In Topeka Kansas the people plan to present Brigadier General Fred Funston with a sword funded by a local subscription drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Belmont
Kentucky
Lexindton
Beaumont Stock Farm
Hal P. Headley
Fred Funston
Kansas
Notable Obituaries and Academic Honors Reported
Dr Lambert Russell dies at Barre Mass aged 99 the oldest Harvard graduate Rudyard Kipling offered and agreed to accept LLD from McGill Forward Goodfellow longtime US coast and hydrographic survey died in Washington accidental asphyxiation Cardinal Gibbons sermon condemns a New York society divorce as crime against Christ Hara V Mervill proprietor of two slides at Coney Island dies from accident on Wednesday while at his slides estate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Russell
Barre
Mass
Warvard
Rudyard Kipling
McGill University
Goodfellow
Washington
Cardinal Gibbons
Daltimore Cathedral
New York
Hara V. Mervill
Coney Estland
Storms Leave Homer Flooded and Rails Damaged
Storms and floods across Nebraska and Kansas cause heavy damage. Homer reports 20 feet of Omaha Creek rise and livestock losses. Rail lines including the Omaha Short Line suffer extensive track washouts and abductions of service across Emerson Bloomfield Hartington Newcastle and Coburn Junction. No fatalities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Nebraska
Omaha
Homer
Winnebagoo
Coburn Junction
Strike Ends as Grain Shovelers Reach Pact at Conference
The grain shovelers return to work under an agreement with lake draymen, elevator men, and contractors. They will be paid 1.85 per 1000 bushels, a bishop appointed superintendent to guard workers, a local arbitration board, and 14 of Contractor Connor's scoopers suspended pending probe into saloon ties. Some friction expected over replacements. 38 million bushels afloat, harbor ships to be cleared this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiffalo Gran Shovalers
Burrao
Quigley
Connor
Connors
McMahon
Grain Shovelers’ Union
Ats
Calla a Wit on Arrests in Montana Wardner Riot
Governor Smith urged General Merriam to curb arrests in Montana without state authority. A Butte labor committee warned that military actions could jail innocent miners, prompting the governor to intervene against martial-law overreach in the Coeur d'Alene district. Veterans welcome Princess Salm-Salm in New York with Civil War battle flags and a reading of Marching Through Georgia. Colley & Co. of Boston bought Illinois Lead and Zinc properties in Garena Kansas for 200000 dollars. Beatrice Nebr. fights over feeble-minded inmate admission with injunction requests. John L. Baggs, Moifona county settler and Mexican War veteran, died in Sioux Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Berry, Jr
Atlantic
R. A
John Eggers
Chris Sorensen
Denver
Manila
Henry Chittenden
Guthrie Center
Kansas City
McVicker
Ladies Aid Society
Ian Brown
Obed Biakesley
Shelby County
Cass County
L. H. Humphreys
Presbyterian Church
Largo
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Maine
U. P
J. C. Nutt
Nate Sims
Nebraska Volunteers
Malolas
Philippine Islands
Marne
Mien
Woodmen of the World
J. F. Rogers
Fannie J. Rogers
District Court
St Avoca
Calla
Helena
Mont
Smith
Merriam
Conor d’Alena
Wardner
Montana
Butte
Suima-Salm
New York
Eighth Regiment
Sixty-eighth
Princess Salm-Salm
Carlaruhe
Germany
Odd Fellowa Hall
H. M. Byers
Des Moines
Georgia
Onawa
John L. Baggs
Moifona County
Sioux Township
Doctor Pierce's Remedies Promised to Help Struggling Mothers
An appeal to mothers in distress describes medical guidance from Dr. Pierce to restore health and family harmony. It highlights Mrs. Claus Nelson's letter praising Favorite Prescription and the 1,000 page Medical Adviser, with orders for mail copies from Buffalo, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Claus Nelson
Pico Heights
Los Angles
Cal
Cox
Champion Fence Machine Co. Promoted In Lincoln
Fremont readers learn of the Champion Fence Machine company of Lincoln a strong reliable concern with 15000 capital stock and led by L. D. Fowler president. The simple durable machine twists wire in one operation and lays a lifetime lasting fence paying for itself in a year with sales near Fremont overseen by W. H. Latta and C. M. Fifield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion Fence Machine Company of
Lincoln
L. D. Fowler
Fremont
W. H. Latta
C. M. Fifield
What a Fremont Man Says
Fremont Nebraska March 25 1889 A farmer letter endorses W H Latta Champion Fence Machine praising the company as honorable and square and stating farmers will get a fair deal from them in dealings with the firm G C Mooks signed the notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont, Neb
W. H. Latta
G. C. Mooks
Praise for Mekriven fence machine from H J Rosmman
H J Rosmman praises the Mekriven fence machine and R L Fowler salesman. He built five galvanized arch top fence rods and asserts the device is easy to run and can turn waste materials on farms into the best hog fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mekriven. Minn
R. L. Fowler
H. J. Rosmman
Most Durable and Efficient Fence Machine Offered
W H Atwoop invites farmers to inspect a 31-rod barb wire fence erected with a fence machine in 544 hours at 22 cents per rod. He claims the 80 inch high fence is practical, durable, and effective, and says he has purchased one and is well pleased.
Exen Ill Mr J D Fowler Letter Praises Fence Machine
A farmer writes that the fence machine bought from C M Fifield meets expectations. He notes Robert Fowler built 103 rods of 4 foot fencing in one hour and fifty minutes and reports neighbors are satisfied with the device and company.
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Marne and Vicinity
BBC
Mildred Simpson
Mrs,urke
E. G
J. C. Simpson
Jf. G. Chittenden
Claus Krambeck
R. A. Berry
McClees
Kimballton
Nis Hansen
Marne House
Millie ‘Thompson
Mes
D Burke
W. E
E. G. Simpson
Oakland
Allen Taylor
Wheeler
Grand Lodge
Muscatine
GC. Thompson
Irma Copley
Geo. W. Pollet
Chicago
G. W
W. Wheatley
Chisago
Max
Miss Gooken
Des Maines
Mrs
Frank Harris
Sankey
Che Plasterers
Wm. Berry
Wn. Calkins
South Marne
J.D. Peterson
Mr. Peterson
W. B. Berry
Cobicn Senation
Winnebago
Supreme Court of Town
Board of Trade
E.W. Gifford
J. T. James & Co
People’s Savings Bank
P. M. Wacks
L. B. Green
Stack Yards
Weeks
George T. Green
Sixteenth
Genesee Streets
George Green
Marshalltown
Iowa
Ireland
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Will M. Narvis
A. B. Smith
Spencer
G. J. Thompson
Chariton
B. I. Redkoot
Wichita
Coldwater
Kan
Joseph Bowers
Aldrich
Main Street
Molineux
Tuila
Roland B. Molineux
Jerome
Court of Special Sessions
Barcow S. Weeks
Molinnix
Rountos
Boston
Garena
Colley & Co
Illinois Lead and Zina Company
Burlington
City
North Empire
Old Stanley
Adlai Stevenson
Dlinois Lead and Zinc Company
Beatrice
Beatrice, Neb
D. F. Lang
York
Sprague
Proutt and Hazelett
Dr. Lang
Governor Or Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Neb
Tribune
Sain
Cass
H. A. Gifford
J. W. Snyder, Alec, McGaffin
E. M. Marsh
Walker Bros
Livery Barn
D. A. Grimes
Champion Fence Machine Company