Pine Bluffs Post debate hints at local election shifts
The Pine Bluffs Post discussion centers on recent area political coverage and upcoming primaries. The piece notes stance from The Telegraph and details saloon questions in Alliance Bridgeport Ogalalla and Sidney in a dry or wet mood, including a $15,000 water bond in Ogalalla.
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Pine Bluffs
Post
R. D. Wilson
Kimball Observer
Fred Matthias
Bridgeport News
Telegraph
Alliance
Bridgeport
Sterling
Brad
EiVing
Ogalalla
Sidney
Lodgepole Notes And Local Happenings In Springtime
Lodgepole residents send hopes for a bouquet by telegraph as age grows quietly. Trees and birds mark the season while markets improve and town rumors ask if dry weather may come. Violet Kidney recovers from illness and Dr. Fenske shows a new elevator. A temperance talk at the M E church draws crowds amid liquor concerns.
Indiana man kills mother for booze money
A young Indiana man drank heavily and killed his mother to obtain funds for liquor. The report notes many crimes linked to drinking and reflects on local property and building activity as Milton Ahrens, J W Buchanan, Geo Sine, and others plan homes and stores while Opie Read praises hard work to resist temptation.
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Indiana
al Larson
A. B. Stimpson
J. R. Young
Opie Read
Linco
Local notes from Irving and surrounding areas
Irvin g community Roundup reports fine spring weather and several social and business items. Calves were dehorned by R. Walsh and Smith Bros. visits include Mrs J Johnson to Mrs P Rowlan and Otho Ingersoll with Ross Lee at the Johnson home. Anthony Johnson traveled to Bridgeport to meet P A Johnson of Des Moines. Brown's Creek Canal Co. survey work by R P Scott and a company meeting held Monday. A grand ball with oyster supper hosted by A D Waggy of Eastwood on Friday April 17 invites all. Jay Coldwin attended business in Bridgeport. Ross Lee left for Eastwood then Wyoming. Mrs P Rowlan ill but improving. Chas Tolle visited the Johnson home early Saturday.
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R. Walsh
Smith Bros
Jay Coldwin
Bridgeport
Ross Lee
Eastwood
Wyoming
P. Rowlan
Chas. Tolle
Johnson Home
Brown's Creek Canal Co
Kernel Structure and Life of Corn Seeds
The article explains corn kernels as living seeds with three main parts the skin germ and endosperm. It notes color variety skin composition and proportions by weight with the endosperm providing stored food and the germ containing the embryo for new plant growth.
Corn Anatomy and Nutritional Value in Animal Feed
Dr Charles D Woods of the Maine Experiment Station explains corn grain structure with stored aleurone fat and minerals in the germ while endosperm holds starch and protein. He notes 51 percent cellulose in the skin 65 percent protein in the germ 90 percent starch and 51 percent protein in the endosperm, and that corn is rich in fat and carbs making it a fattening feed for farm animals.
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Charles D. Woods
Maine Experiment Station
James Tucker County Judge
Estate notice lists James Tucker as county judge with HH Woo.uury as attorney for estate and C C Callahan referenced in filing.
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James Tucker
HH. Woo.uury
James ‘Tucker
Contest Notice in North Platte Land Office Nebraska
Legal notice from the Department of the Interior contesting homestead entry No. 2bsd in section 21 township 20a range in by Frank W Ells. Charles Ho Meek alleges abandonment and nonresidence for over six months and lack of cultivation or improvements. Hearing set for April 14 1905 before the land office staff with publication due to service issues.
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Henry A. Anderson
C. C. Callahan
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Henry A Anderson
William C. Milthorpe
Ww Department of the Interior
United States
Lind Otice
North Platte
Neb
Mier
Charles Ho Meek
Mide
Township
Wlls
Frank
United States Land Office
Kk. Evans
Register
Od Department of the Interior
Martin Cupe
Mary Winston
James Tucker
Sidney
J E Evans
Department of the Interior
Emil Andreen
Dalton
Ames Tucker
Lf Clough
Dresher
Steven Davis
N. Scherer
Simla
J. KE. Evans
Application for liquor permit in Sidney Nebraska
D J Scanlon filed March 21 1908 with the Board of Village Trustees for a malt spirituous vinous liquor permit for medicinal and chemical uses at part of lot 15 block 21 Rose street from May 1 1908 to April 1900 if no remonstrance is filed within two weeks from March 19 1908 permit will be granted applicant D J Scanlon
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D. J. Scanion
Board of Village Trustees
Sidney
Nebraska
Rose Street
DJ Scanlon
Sidney Drug Co seeks liquor permit in Sidney Nebraska
Notice states Sidney Drug Co filed March 2 1908 with the Board of Village Trustees for a permit to sell malt spirituous and vinous liquors for medicinal mechanical and chemical purposes only on parts of lots 1 and 3 block 21 in Sidney Nebraska from May 1 1908 to April 30 1909. Objections remonstrances or protests must be filed within two weeks from March 30 1908. if none the permit will be granted.
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Sidney Drug Co
Board of Village Trustees
Sidney Nebraska
Sidney
Nebraska
Sidney Cive Co
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