Subscriptions Rates and Local News Updates
The Union Pacific carries soldiers nationwide. Sidney land office news confirms the Interior Secretary will extend operation for another year. Grand Island mayor may push hoboes on streets. North Platte plans similar policy to curb wandering workers. Nebraska Stock Growers set Alliance June meeting. Delegates Adams and Comstock to Inter-State meeting in Denver May 8. Supreme court case over election timing and regent nomination looms for November 7, 1905.
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North Platte Tribune
Schuff
Grand Island
North Platte
Sidney
Neebraska Stock Growers’ Association
Alliance
Association
John M. Adams
W. G. Comstock
Denver
Supreme Court
The
State University
Secretary of State
Beef prices rise with promises of more but no tenderness
The Telegraph notes beef costs are up though tenderness and quality are not promised. Joseph Jefferson leaves a great vacancy on the American stage and in hearts. Nan Patterson remains confined and unable to shop for Easter. Prohibition in Texas claims four lives instantly.
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Joseph Jefferson
Nan Patterson
Namie
Union Pacific
Chicago
Northwestern
Texas
Omaha
Rojestvenaky
Togo
Faith and Work in Dry Lands Move a Prairie Faith
Across the Great American Desert new faiths grow in soil culture and moisture conservation. Companies and railroads fund experimental dry land plots in Akron Colorado and Cheyenne Wyoming to prove crops thrive without irrigation if properly managed.
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Burlington
Union Pacific
Elkhorn
Santa Fe
Schools of Agriculture
Thomases
Akron
Colorado
Campbell
Cheyenne
Wyo
State of
Wyoming
Union Pacific Railway Company
Queen City
Sidney
Echo
Baby Girl Born at W. J. Brennan Home
The Telegraph reports a baby girl arrival at the Brennan residence. Government lands are subject to a prohibition on conveyance by law. First Lieut Ebstein is promoted to captain. M L Nash arrives from New York to start a Lodge Pole hotel project. Col and Mrs Morrow host Judge Hamer and visiting lawyers at breakfast. W T Eubanks heads to Fort Robinson with 30000 pounds of government freight. Private McCarty-Time wins the 25 mile walking contest in 4 hours 36 seconds.
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W. J. Brennan
Ebstein
M. L. Nash
New York
Lodgepole
Col
Mrs. Morrow
McCarty
Unrest and misfortune mark Union Valley winter issue
Last Sunday marked the fifth winter edition amid snow delays and scarce coal. Rain and feed shortages threaten stock. Harm Frerichs reports a mysterious top buggy episode. A death by fire claims Mrs Henry Vick, funeral held at German Lutheran Church in Eagle precinct.
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Harm Frerichs
Rush Creek
Henry Vick
Sidney Tuk
Eagle
Untimely Death and Family Tragedy Mentioned in Bulletin
The notice recalls Mrs. Vick daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Busacker, aged thirty, who faced mental strain and a tragic act. Mr. Vick and the Bularkers are respected in the community, sharing in the bereavement. The message also notes a late spring blizzard delaying mail and news deliveries.
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Vick
John Busacker
Mr. Vick
Bularkers
Potter Notes Preacher Visits and Local Typhoid Case
Rev. Mr Manson a Swedish preacher from Lincoln spoke in English to Potter residents last Tuesday night. Joe Hanson of five miles west is seriously ill with typhoid fever under Dr Stewitts care. Easter program followed a well attended Sunday school and sermon by Rev W A Hornaday. Local readers urge keeping boys in school nine months to avoid two lost months.
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Mr. Manson
Lincoln
Potter
Joe Hanson
Here
Stewitts
W. A. Hornaday
Local Social Notes and Easter Church Services
Irving and Bridgeport visitors share holiday visits with relatives. Families from Elsas Irving Pusey Pettit and Beerline are mentioned along with canal work updates on Brown's Creek extension and Belmont Canal. Easter Sunday services were canceled by rain but planned for next Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Chas. Tolle
Down the River
George Elsass
George Beerline
John Bowersock
Bridgeport
P. Rowlan
Fannie Elsaas
Laura Irving
Fannie Elsays
Elsas
B. H. Pusey
Pettit
Ben Pusey
Guide Rock
Nebr
Brown's Creek Canal
Philip Eisnea
Belmont Canal
M. Elease
Calf scours linked to worm. water purity advised
Dr Thomas state veterinarian finds scours in calves caused by a small worm bred on marshy ground and ingested via drinking water. He prescribes keeping calves from wet ground and providing pure water. Some stockmen disagree, arguing cold rain and wet bedding trigger the illness and favor warm dry shelter for calf and dam during bad weather.
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Dr. Thomas
Thomas
Hearing on administration for Soren E F Gertsen estate
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a hearing is set for April 1905 at 10 a.m. to determine if Delphin J Gertsen should be appointed administratrix of the estate of Soren E F Gertsen. The county judge presiding invites all interested parties to appear and the notice appears in The Sidney Telegraph for three weeks prior to the hearing.
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James Tucker
Soren
E F. Gertsen
Delphin
Jd Gertsen
Gertsen
Sidney Telegraph
Said
Jags Tucker
OTICE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Leopold T. Rezantina
Kimball-Champ Investment Company
Kimball-Champ
Leopold T. Rezanina
Frank Rezanina
Cecelia Rezanina
Kimball-Chain Investment Company
Range
Nebraskan
Sidney
P .T. Rezasina Plaintir
H. E. Garey
N. M.grimes
A. L. Faust
Mary Turner
Township Fifteen
North Range
A. D
Court House
H. M. Grimes
Jacob J. Eckert
Elizabeth Pofiubarger
Township
Northings
Charles Callahan
James McMullan
Satisffy
Burlington Route Offers Low Rates for 1910 Travel
The Burlington Route advertises very cheap year long fares from Sidney to destinations including Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and Salt Lake City with round trip and one way options via direct routes and California. Special Epworth League Convention rates from June 3 to July 4 and G A R Reunion dates August 30 to September 4. Contact M A Shipman agent for details.
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Burlington
Portland
Colorado
Denver
Colo
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Springs
Salt Lake
Ogden
Utah
M. A. Shipman
Train Wreck Kills Four In Wyoming Landslide
A landslide on the Union Pacific line west of Laramie City Wyoming Saturday caused a freight train wreck killing the engineer fireman head brakeman and an unknown tramp. Freight traffic halted for days while passengers and express were routed around the wreck in wagon.
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Union Pacific
Laramie City
Wyo
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W. T. Eubanks
Fort Robinson
Union Valley
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H. G. Miller
Washburn
Weyerts
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Gnerff
JW. Ure
Said County
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