Railroad Jubilee Includes Osceola Institute Notes
Minutes from the Polk County Teachers Institute at Osceola detail sessions in history geography reading arithmetic and grammar. Reports praise qualified teachers, discuss tardiness, and note civic railroad optimism with local residents planning excursions and bond campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County Teachers’ Institute
Osceula
J.B. Mitchell
Annie Mackie
Myron J. Brown
FE. Johnson
Jennie Burley
Orena Cornish
GC. Il. Warner
Annie Sackie
Lillian Thornton
Omaha & Republican Valley line completed in record time
The Omaha Republican reports the last rail on the Omaha and Republican Valley railroad between Omaha and Wanhoo in Saunders County was laid last evening. Construction began October 25 and finished in fifty one working days. The nine teen miles were graded tied and railed, with a 2350 foot Platte River bridge completed, a feat the paper calls remarkable and credits to Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha & Republican Valley
Omaha
Wauhoa
Saunders Co
Valley
Wanhoo
Platte River
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Omaha Republica
End of Republican Valley Railroads Near Wauhoe
The Omaha Herald reports the railroad line ending six miles from Wauhoe and that residents held congratulatory meetings amid business suspensions. The Central City Courier notes Merrick County may receive the junction of the Burlington and Missouri and the Union Pacific at this location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Herald
Republican Valley
Wauhoe
Merrick
Br& M
U. P
Central City Courier
Wolf Strategy in Chicken Run as Narrated by N C Foy
N C Foy recalls a clever wolf tactic to reach a flock near a stable. A dog drives off one wolf while another approaches from the opposite side, only to retreat as the first advances. After repeated feints the wolves flee when alerted by a sharp yell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Square
D.S. Bodine
Stockister
Beatty
B. H. Cormany
Burg
Ddrers
Daniel F. Bes
N. J
N.C. Foy
Halloway
Columbus Grain Trade Year 1876 Shipments
The Columbus shipments of grain for 1876 are recorded with totals by shipment, port, and destination. This notice lists quantities moved, framing the year’s commerce in grain through Columbus channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seers
Ian. Usty
Tye Pyacatare Bberiweay
Lineala Oat Poouxve Daneotta
Seward
Macel Tress
Omanha
Sonora
Combs
Jausid City
Jteailie Ganelrs
Waters
Ulysses
Morty
Coli
Stoud
Alvin
Bby
J Vineld Columbus
Ron Canibus
Iinora
Wessomsen
Melt
Butler County
Saarday
ICC Ewelll
Dabuqtte
Hia College
Osceola House
Wolvid
St. Fins
Cew
Oma- Sine
Wauhoo
Bonneé’s
Padopoy Po
Mahan
Mitchell
Minutes of the
Nea Beiw? Institute
M. J. Brown
Rev. Burrows
Af. Se. Johnson
T Riply
CU. H. Warner
J. B. Mitchell
H. T. Arnold
Geo. Hart
Institute
Woods
Johnson
Walter Cornish
J. Lt. Mickey
Osceola
Annize Mackin
Vaumoo
Nutt
Burrer Rhono
Polkc
Wauhof
Fuhrman
Fremtont
Polk
Little Polk
JoHx A Belizer
Warauhkso
Lidies
Iy. A. Boltzer
Bonner’s
Bonner
Gentennial
Centennial
C. Cobb
York
R. Hirsch, M.D
West
B. Maxwell's
Wayland
Nebraska
Flora
E.c
J.latnam & CO
Washington St
Boston
Mass
WiraLey
Mary
L. L. Snider
Iowa
L. L. Suider
Dicker & Pulver
Kingsland, Ferguson & Co
St. Louis
Morrison
Challenge and
Eclipse Wind Mills
Blair & Wiggins
COC Widge
Olive Streets
Ramsburgh & Robinson
Clarksville
Joindal K
Outa Mote
Hinds
Wisconst
J. B. Dellmay
Grand Squae
Uy Daniee
Washisi Tei
N.J
Qed Beatty
Par
Garans
Orga
Daniel F. Beat
Washington, N.J
New Grist
Sam
Pleasan
J. N. Step
G. W. Phillips
Colag 2 Bank
Mite
Wolf Strategy
Columbus Grain Trade
VICKS _ FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN
Oes Floral Guide
Vick
Jas. Vick
Rochester
N. Y
W. F. Louger
Polk County
W. H. Prescott
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