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Newspaper
Mccook Weekly Tribune
Location
Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1884
Page
3
A poem advises young readers to save money and build a home rather than waste resources. It urges saving dimes and dollars, choosing a beautiful place to settle, and creating memories for future children. It ends with a call to start saving now to own land and enter heaven through a settled home.
Ward Arlington plans a world ramble to gather curios from seas and shores. A chance meeting with Andra Benair unlocks a romance as a storm forces their peril on a Gulf steamer Seguna and an English harbor rescue.
Augusta telegram reports a jubilant Blaine reception in Water Street after the Chicago balloting. Crowds cheered, banners rose, and Blaine spoke from his home porch thanking friends after the news of his nomination spread.
A garbled clipping notes a farmer's barn door missing and his quip Door-gone shame. It pairs a literary aside about a firefly and a social remark on wit versus profanity in a humor-filled Yonkers Gazette fragment.
An incident aboard a eastbound train from St. Louis near Effingham to Dayton ends with a green snake freed from a wicker cage. A ten year old boy carried the cage and later retrieved the reptile before the conductor dumped cage and snake from the window. The scene involved a frightened passenger near the ladies' dressing room and a shouting conductor.
A reader notes a well windlass needing repairs and rotted rope while musing on self trust and resilience. The quote collection then offers maxims from merchants and authors on faith, misfortune, elegance, and kindness, reflecting common sense and humane advice.
Stock directory notes a ranch on Red Willow Thornburg Hayes County branding J M on left side with J on left jaw for calves and E on left shoulder for horses. Also offers 1000 acres deeded land near No 1 school privileges with Black and Byfield hay lands and two houses, J F Black contact at Indianola. Another ranch at Spring Canyon Frenchman River Chase County brands include 717 left side T on right hip L right shoulder X jaw with various ear notches and under crop details.
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