Exclusive Cheyenne county agency notice
Alliance Nebraska advertises exclusive agency rights for Cheyenne county offerings. Call the undersigned for further particulars and details of the agency agreement and available listings.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1903
Page
7
Alliance Nebraska advertises exclusive agency rights for Cheyenne county offerings. Call the undersigned for further particulars and details of the agency agreement and available listings.
A Philadelphia kidney specialist refused pay for home visits while aiding Russell Sage at his New York home. Sage left a blank check, the doctor declined, and stock telegrams followed to his ten year old daughter guiding trades. The broker’s messages led to profits, then the doctor exited the market. The Baltimore Sun notes the curious fortune tale and questions whether luck or finance genius drove the gains.
The article describes a 40 ton marble block being moved from a quarry. Workers use posts, cables, and soap skids to control descent along an incline, with multiple men guiding and securing the mass to a truck at the end. The perilous role falls to the rope guide near the railhead as bands cheer before the load is secured.
A vivid excerpt from Sewell Ford’s Horses Nine describes Pasha, an Arab hunter in Stuart’s Black Horse cavalry, awakening to artillery near dawn and joining a vast mass of horses and riders marching into battle. The scene captures dust, thunder, and the riderless charge as Pasha’s desert memories rise, centering the cream white charger amid the clash of blue coats and red nostrils, with the horse feeling the break of combat in its own way.
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