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Newspaper
Mccook Weekly Tribune
Location
Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1884
Page
3
An ornate excerpt from Lippincott's Magazine reflects on wasted fortunes and fading love, contrasting hardened paths with a rising, deathless anthem. The speaker notes traveled misfortune, shifting from sorrow to a vision of unattainable abundance, signaling a rebirth of beauty amid adversity.
In the Knevals vs Van Wyck suit over Thayer county land, Judge Brewer refused reimbursement for purchase money and taxes paid by Van Wyck. The matter is referred to Mr. J in the Senate with a report due by adjournment, signaling potential impact on many Nebraska settlers.
A World article profiles Frederick Grant Ulysses Grant Jr and Jesse Grant. Frederick, 35, ex army colonel, married to Honore Palmer and living in New York in luxury. Ulysses Jr, 32, trained in law then joined Grant Ward after marrying a western heiress. Jesse Grant, 27, seen as General Grant’s favored son, resides with parents at East Sixty first Street and is a member of the us club.
A long article traces pension costs of major powers, comparing the United States last fiscal year 1888 with Britain France Germany Russia Italy and others. It follows Ward a young broker in New York tied to Grant Ward and Fish in a tale of finance and collapse ending with the Marine Bank failure.
The inscription proclaims Charles Reade dramatist novelist and journalist desires to be buried beside his beloved friend. He expresses hope for a future life through the will of God and Jesus Christ, citing salvation through Christ and His intercession for all who seek it.
A sanitarian recounts a night when two patients lay ill in one room with brain fever and mumps. A watcher and nurse slept, leaving one man unable to speak or move as he tried to wake them to administer medicine. The scene ends with the watcher keenly aware of the moment.
A patient and nurse in a ward improved dramatically after a strange incident that left staff laughing for minutes. The doctor noted an unprecedented rapid recovery by morning and both were up and well, suggesting humor aided healing in this odd tale.
In a saloon gambling room a refined woman sits at a poker table dealing cards and collecting chips while men mock and gamble around her. Her stylish dress and calm, almost satanical air redefine the scene's depravity.
A bachelor can live in New York for about 10000 dollars a year in a fashionable setup. Rent 2500, meals 8000, horse and club 1000, entertainment 500, clothes and cards 2000. Furnishings and initial club dues assumed before these costs. After marriage expenses tend to rise rather than fall.
An elderly bachelor died in East Albury Vermont days ago. In the lining of his clothes investigators found bonds notes and certificates totaling about $60 000 hidden on his person. The discovery raises questions about the deceaseds affairs and potential heirs.
Denver Dispatch reports Ramsey, held fast in ice like Greely, near Pike's Peak grows silent for a week. Rescuers Idmeyer and Haus trek from Manitou at night to the summit to locate him, while a reflective poem recalls a mother's guidance and the comforting sound of childhood prayers.
Thomas Edmundson of Nebraska was arrested in Buffalo on insanity charges after travels to Europe. Once deemed sane, he bought tickets westward, ended in destitute状态, and was committed to a state asylum. His brother arrived to take him home but Edmundson was re-arrested as a maniac.
A nostalgic portrait of a mother grounded in traditional virtues rather than modern adornments. The author honors an older gentler image, praising her gentle voice, loving eyes, and silvered hair as the true embodiment of maternal care.
In Franklin, Georgia, a hawk dragged off a month-old chicken from Mr Harris yard and flew toward the river. Marshal Pittman fired at the bird, the chicken dropped into the water, but swam ashore several yards from the bank and survived.
Stock directory lists Ranch on Red Willow Peerebire Haye County Nebraska with cattle branded J M on left side and J on left jaw. under-slope right ear. Horses branded E on left shoulder. Ranch Spring Canyon on the Frenchman River Chase county Nebraska with stock branded J M and 717 on left side T on right hip L on right shoulder L on left shoulder X on left jaw Fop on right ear and half under-crop left ear.
Four miles west of Culbertson in Republican Valley the stock branded 1617 and 7-L is listed. P O address Culbertson Nebraska.
Deeded land totaling 1000 acres includes Black and Byfield hay lands water access and two substantial farm houses with other improvements. Close to No 1 school privileges, located in the Republican valley west of Reed Willowcreek. Inquire J F Black Indianola Nebraska.
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