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Newspaper
Bellevue Gazette
Location
Bellevue, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1856
Page
3
A scrambled OCR fragment lists paper types and pricing terms for elzhth sheet Willa and colored paper. It mentions per 100 seconds, per quire pricing, and notes about first and subsequent quantities with unclear vendor terms and odd spellings.
The notice asks correspondents to hand in communications on or before Tuesday morning to avoid postponement to the following week. It emphasizes timely submission and outlines the consequence of delay.
At a meeting the association asked members to map their claims showing connection with Government Surveys and roads for a forthcoming map. They urged timely submissions to the Secretary. They also discuss Nebraska Surveyor General bills, a post office removal of Joseph E Johnson, and welcome Gen L L Bowen and Gov McCormes back. An advertisement for Cuning and Turk Attorneys at Law is noted.
A historic discourse argues for music as a core science and art in every school from primary to college. It extols music as uplifting, aids memory, relieves study fatigue, and enriches social life, urging early and broad adoption to foster national cultural talents.
The Belfast Mercury notes printers as versatile, roaming workers who adapt to many roles from ministers to auctioneers. It cites printers as leaders in Chartist causes, amid revolutions in Paris, American wars, and the bravery of General Taylor’s troops, all highlighting their shared global traits.
A wealthy city girl paid a sharp bet by carrying a barrel of shavings in a wheelbarrow to a man's door on State street. The stunt angered locals who would have welcomed the act with the barrel for Poore if aware. The century note praises her pluck and imagines her as a future First Lady if Poore became governor.
Lancaster voices strong approval for Issa Brenaxawx and condemns vicious slander by unnamed detractors. The city claims a Democratic landslide margin of 1196 or more, praised as a record for Beensyxan and allies, declaring traitors to the Union unwelcome.
Readers are urged to subscribe to Lady's Book at three dollars a year, with club rates for multiple copies. The advertisement touts monthly patterns, needlework, crochet, and fashion, compares favorably to Two Dollar Magazine, and notes discounts with other magazines. It also highlights sectioned departments like Agricultural and Commercial, promising reliable market reports and farmer information.
An ad listing various wares at St Mary with items such as woodware harness leather cowhide line essentials and a wide general assortment of medicines. Gustav Seeger a topographic and civil engineer offers drawing and painting services and notices a Gregory Street office in St Mary, Mille county Iowa.
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