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Newspaper
Bellevue Gazette
Location
Bellevue, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1857
Page
3
A fragmented listing shows unit prices for various paper goods including half sheets, colored paper, and tickets. Mentions per quire rates, per pack costs, and bulk discounts with multiple line items and currency marks, indicating wholesale trade terms.
The notice asks correspondents to hand in their communications by Tuesday morning or risk postponement to the following week. It emphasizes timely submission and outlines potential delays for late arrivals.
At a Bellevue meeting, members were urged to plat their claims showing connections with Government Surveys and bound streams and roads for an association map. The secretary received the plaza and the text notes ongoing debates about the Bellevue Post Office and delivery law enforcement, postage stamps, and itemized Post Master power and duties.
James T. Allan vents at Bellevue readers about Post-Office delays and insults over mail delivery. He blames the current Post-Master for inefficiency and calls for change at the town’s mail office, noting residents suffer waiting in the cold for service and personal abuse from deputies.
The Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives resigned his seat on Tuesday. The Benton House in this city has been sold by George Jennings to A Memphill and E N Redman of Town. The new owners are expected to uphold the hotel’s reputation. A notice promotes the Saturday Evening Post prospectus as a leading family newspaper.
The publishers announce the 1857 issue with plans for original novels and new novellas by William Howitt Alice Cary and Mary Denison plus ongoing foreign letters sketches and market notes. Engravings twice weekly and a 20 cent yearly postage rate are described along with subscription details and sample numbers.
Edited monthly by N W Furnas and A partner in Brownville Nebraska Territory the Nebraska Farmer will include horticulture and household matters eight pages per issue starting March 1 1857 with eight pages three columns per page and engravings Subscriptions single 1 year 1 club rates offered to attract agents and readers across Nebraska and beyond including comparisons with Lady's Book and varied club options
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