Local Rates and Sheriff Candidate in Cheyenne County
Rates and advertising terms for Sidney Nebr publishing office include display and local rates with state levy details. J W McDaniel announces candidacy for Cheyenne county sheriff, subject to Democratic convention. Sterling Colorado Sugar Beet Co reports artesian well, 303 feet deep. Lewis and Clark Exposition boosts Northwest travel. Portland hotels remain affordable amid crowds.
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Cheyenne County
J. W. McDaniel
Sterling, Colo., Sugar Beet Co
Northwest
Portland
St Louie
Telegraphs and Dimes: Debates on Poverty and Policy
A city column rails at life insurance and homestead injustice while warning of yellow fever’s spread along the Lower Mississippi. It praises freight fairness and predicts rising equality, then notes Mrs. Clarence A. Mackay’s election to the Roslyn school board amid sharp critique of local education.
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Mississippi
Sergius de Witte
Japan
America
Clarence A. Mackay
Roslyn
N. Y
Rvslyn
Nebraska crops touted as largest in state history
The State Journal notes Nebraska farmers expect record yields in wheat and corn while cattle and hog markets could also set state records. Burlington area talk mirrors optimism across sectors, with rail and mail service reforms announced to boost efficiency.
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Burlington
Nebraska
State Journal
Union Pacific
Kansas
United States
Railway World
Falconry in English Monarchy A Chronicle of Birds and Hawks
A compact historical note traces falconry as a favored royal sport from Richard I to Elizabeth I. It cites hawking episodes in the Holy Land, Ireland, Norway, France, and Scotland, including Henry VII’s hawks, Henry VIII’s mud accident, and anecdotes from Aubrey about Charles I at Oxford.
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Richard
Holy Land
Sharon
Dahnatuia
Joli
Ireland
Norway
Froissart
Edward III
France
Henry VII
Henry Vuhil
Hitchin
Elizabeth
James I
Aubrey
Oxford
Christchurch
Charles I
Scotland
A Watter's Walk Pedometer Tale From Christiania
A Westminster Gazette note describes a waiter in Christiania who used a pedometer to measure his shifts. He logged just under 100000 steps about thirty seven miles in a day nine to late night hours. Over four days weekly he estimates surpassing seven thousand miles annually, suggesting Swedish waiters may take their duties seriously unless the device misfired.
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Christiania
Westminster Gazette
Crystallizing grasses with alum in hot water
A simple method shows how to crystallize grasses by boiling water with alum until dense enough to support an egg. Remove from heat, add dried grass bouquets, let cool, then lift to reveal a glittering crystal mass.
Hot Roll Question in Cheap Eatery Sparks Banter
In a St. Louis cafe scene a guest asks for a hot roll and Walter quips that he would not be performing stunts in the beanery if he could afford one. The exchange captures local color and humor in a working class setting.
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Walter
St. Louis Republic
Party feast leaves youngsters full and contented
Two boys recount a party with abundant food. Mrs Goodsoul kindly sent home iced cake for the mother, and the boys say they didn’t even lick it on their way back.
What He Would Do A Mexican War Anecdote
Colonel John C Hayes recounts a clash with a padre followed by a sharp rebuke from General Scott. Hayes admits no pickets were posted, claiming he would shoot the first waking man if surprised. The tale underscores Scott’s strict discipline and Hayes’s blunt humor.
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John C. Hayes
Winfield Scott
B. E. Farish
Gould
California
Hayes
Scott
United States
Nebraska bulletin on winter wheat varieties and care
The Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station issues Bulletin No. 89 detailing winter wheat varieties, causes and treatments for common wheat troubles, and the impact of seed quality and tillage. Free upon request to residents of Nebraska at the Agricultural Experiment Station Lincoln Nebraska.
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Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station
Nebraska
Agricultural Experiment Station
Lincoln
Record-Herald Claims Unique National News Service
The Chicago Record-Herald asserts its readers receive unmatched weekly coverage, combining its own facilities with the New York Herald World and AP services plus popular features. The paper emphasizes its expansive news reach and distinctive standing among U.S. newspapers.
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Chicago Record- Herald
Record-Herald
New York Herald
New York World
Associated Press
United States
Lewis and Clark Centennial booklet from Union Pacific
The Union Pacific Railroad issues an illustrated guide to the Lewis and Clark Centennial with routes to Portland Exposition and the Pacific Northwest. It highlights sights en route and return trips via California. The Great Western Fair visitors gain a valuable information source. request by sending two cents to W. W. Aldridge, Agent.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Portland
Exposition
Pacific Northwest
Exposition City
California
W. W. Aldridge
Vast Agricultural Empire Revealed in 1904 Bulletin
The Union Pacific Railroad advertising department releases a bulletin detailing crop yields for 17 western states and territories. It shows 79,095,358 acres farmed, 1,675,451 bushels of grain and potatoes, 22,477,076 tons of hay, and a total farm value of $907,390,248.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Missouri River
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Notice to Non-resident Defendants in Cheyenne County Suit
In the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska William Winans and Anne C Winans petition to foreclose a mortgage on real estate in Section 2 and Section 4 Township 23 Range 32 W. Plaintiffs seek to compel payment of the note and accrued interest totaling 2640 with taxes and costs and request sale of the premises to satisfy the debt. Defendants Albert C Nicholson and unknown wife are to answer by September 4 1905. Sidney Neb July 24 1905 William Winans and Anne C Winans Plaintiffs
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Albert C. Nicholson
Mnicholson
Albert C Micholson
William Winans
Anne C. Winans
Albert Nicholson
Bank of Commerce
Grand Island
Phinthm
Township
Sidney
Neb
William Winans & Anstec
Winans
Plaiotlits
Land Office Notice of Homestead Claim in Nebraska
The Department of the Interior Land Office at Sidney Nebraska issues notice that settler George A Thornburg has filed proof of intent to establish a claim on the northwest quarter section two Township 14 North Range 12 West. The hearing before the Register and Receiver at Sidney on August 19 1905 will include witnesses William Norfolk Peter Lingewall Vernon Nelson and Milton Oswood all of Potter or Sidney Nebraska confirming residence and cultivation of the land.
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William Norfolk
Potter
Peter Lingewall
Vernon Nelson
Milton Ossood
Sidney
Vernon A. Nelson
Yunye Jw
George Thornburg
Paul Bertramson
Nels Larson
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Ayer
DaVid C. Kinnz
Conn
Lowell
Neturers of
Sarsaparilla
the Telegraph
Sidney Telegraph and
Peoples Poniard
Sidney, Neb
Malih Matter
F. A. Gapen
Lodgepole
State Board of Equalization
State University
Brown's
Earl Mathews
Ogalalla
Grand Isand
Omaha Bee
Shelton Clipper
Northern Pacific
Colonel Hayes
General Scott
REX Rheumatic
Rex Rheumatic Ring Co
Hartford
Connecticut
J. R. Merifield
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Prairie Farmer and Magazine
N.Y
Tribune-Farmer
The
Nebraska State Journal
Omaha World-Herald
Nebraska Farmer
Telegraph
Hisself
Handy
Sidney Telegraph
Che - Valley
Bridgeport
North Platte Valley
J. W. Iddings, Prop
Wim. Gates
James &. Hadley
James Tucker
Sidner Live Stock Company
Sipney Live Stock Company
K. Keenan
F.T. Winecar
Trens
A. C. Ong
A.M
LL. B
Prior
A. J. Lowgy
Prine
First Nat'l Bank
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
Schlitz
Budweiser
Coors’ Select
Kruse Brothers
Lewis & Clark Exposition
Oregon
Alifornia
Mt. Shasta
Sacramento Valley
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Yosemite Valley
Santa Cruz
Paso Robles
del Monte
Monterey Bay
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Lucia
Great Salt Lake
VIA
B. F Mitchell
Prop
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