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Mccook Weekly Tribune

Location

Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1883

Page

2

Nebraska Items of Note Include Fires and Trials

Nebraska columns report prairie fires burning hay stacks near Buffalo County and a major stock loss from efforts to feed 8000 sheep. A fatal accident near Glenwood occurs when a child dies after a hay stack mishap. Other items cover burglaries, land rushes, river and canal news, bank time changes, and notable crimes across multiple towns.

C. C. Charleston Phelps Buffalo County W. C. Vose Voss Nebraska Martin Luther Auburn Nemaha Granger Young Highfield Spider Superior Journal Rosa Willoughby H. Willoughby Superior Nuckolls Dave Myers Myers Valentine Sioux City & Pacific Engineers Fairfield Herad Lepin Hotel Hastings Blair

Actress Lilly Dal alleged theft in Dallas theatres case

A variety actress known as Lilly Dal performing at Holland's theatre in Dallas is accused after diamonds worth 5000 dollars vanished from associates. She was dressed as an old woman during performance.

Lilly Dal Holland’s Dallas Texas Lilly West Lebanon Indiana Wm. Lamer Joseph Bella Kelly Mud McGraw Dick Slighoo Butler Charles Forney Bill Gayley Fremont Mich John Mathias Chicago Lewis Martin Jas. B. Foster New York Lawler Hamilton Ontario Simcoe New Orleans Times- Democrat

Army quartermaster report shows deficits and new construction costs

The annual report lists total resources of 12,051,856 and expenditures of 14,756,577. It authorizes ninety new buildings at 147,178 and repairs at 425,559. An appropriation of 125,000 is urged to replace the David's Island recruiting depot building. Transportation costs reach 2,149,051.

Army David’s Island New York Post Office Department Portland Thompson Gresham Jameison St. Paul Lieut Garlington Proteus Court of Inquiry Wildes St. John Littleton Island Greeley Hazen Clark Maine Edward McPherson Leedam Ohio Colonel Hooker Randall Cox West Carlisle Casey Young Morehead

Exposition Plans Engage Austrian Interest At New Orleans

Reports from the department of state indicate strong foreign interest in exhibits for the New Orleans World's exposition. The Austrian minister pledged active support, while officials confirm satisfactory progress and broad foreign inquiries. Secretary Teller issues a pension ruling for dependent mothers and pilots the Proteus inquiry into orders. The president shortens Lieutenant Colonel Morrow’s dismissal to suspension with half pay and a reduction to the bottom rank.

New Orleans Department of State Act of Congress Teller Commissioner of Pensions Proteus Court of Inquiry Garlington Morrow

Fake U S revenue agent jailed after sham fund drive

A man calling himself G W Walker posed as a U S revenue agent in Kansas and Nebraska. He collected money from brewers and saloonkeepers with forged letters, forged signatures including U S Marshal Bierkower. Walker was arrested in Hebron and brought to court on charges of assuming to be a revenue officer and collecting funds, awaiting grand jury action.

Omaha Herald U5th United States Bierkower South Platte G. W. Walker Revenue Department Walker Hebron Hastings Kansas Nebraska Atchison U. S Matshal Bierkower Dundy

Nebraska Statistical Report Yields for Corn Potatoes Hay and More

From the U S Office of the Statistical Reporter in Plattsmouth Nebraska on November 12 reports show corn yield per acre 41 bushels potatoes Irish 147 bushels quality 109 percent potatoes sweet 14 bushels quality IL percent hay ton s quality 107 percent sorghum yield per acre 129 gallons grapes yield and quality 88 percent apples pears frost date October 5 first frost and market readiness December 1 condition of orchards 104 percent spring wheat threshing 82 percent grade No 3. DaNigL H Wheeler Statistical Agent for Nebraska.

Nebraska the Statistical Reporter U. S Plattsmouth Neb Danigl H. Wheeler

Still Waiting for Henry Clay

Cincinnati enquirer notes a Dallas Texas judge N B Norton famed for his long hair vowed to not cut it until Henry Clay won the presidency. Norton first grew the hair in 1842 and it has continued to lengthen as a public sign of his allegiance.

Henry Clay Cincinnati Commercial Gazette N. Banning Norton Dallas Texas de Clay Norton Solermainly White House

Dr. J. L. mreve Praises Brown's Iron Bitters in Iowa

A Iowa physician testifies after thirty years of practice that Brown's Iron Bitters is the best iron remedy he has known. He notes that those who know their mind may doubt their heart as a paradoxical remark.

Iowa J. L. Mreve Brown

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