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Saturday August 18 1876 referenced with names Joseph B Gorbage George G Darrow and Epsions Money in a county context. The fragmentary item notes a local event or notice without clear action or outcome.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1876
Page
4
Saturday August 18 1876 referenced with names Joseph B Gorbage George G Darrow and Epsions Money in a county context. The fragmentary item notes a local event or notice without clear action or outcome.
A Nebraska newspaper urges Cheyenne County to present a sincere nonpolitical candidate for State Senator to represent the western district. Names mentioned include C. K. Allen A. V. Redington Judge Carrigan C. G. T. Harkison and G. W. Dudley as possible contenders. The note calls for integrity and western-state interests, plus a press response.
A heated letter complains about Cheyenne reporting and road route disputes. The writer mocks Sun for praising a Black Mill route and condemns coverage of Sidney route claims. They denounce Rev. J Y Cowhick as losing hope for Cheyenne and speculate on his future moves.
The piece quips about grasshoppers harming crops along the North Platte to Grand Island corridor. It also references political gossip at the time, noting dish on presidential figures and an armistice plan in Washington with predictions about Indian quarters, food, and ammunition shortages.
Gen. Sherman questions Sheridan's call to recruit cavalry to maximum strength and doubts Crook and Terry can defeat Sioux forces. The text notes Gen. SmexMax underrates the Indian danger and suggests the Sioux may prove more formidable than white troops. It hints at a potential larger Little Big Horn if Sherman errs.
The Chicago Tribune reports Montenegro’s army in the field and a notable victory at Trebinje over the Turks. It notes 6000+ Turkish casualties, Montenegro’s strengthened position may pressure Turkish forces in Serbian lands, with wider implications for Balkan alliances and a broader PanSlavic confederation. The piece discusses Romania, Greece, Bulgaria, and Russia concerns, plus potential delays to a larger war.
Letter from Mankan Ma Enivon notes Kangsi Land and Immigrant Association seeks Kansas charters to distribute 2004 prizes totaling 770,810 dollars on August 23. Shares cost 5 dollars, prizes range from 50 to 75,000 dollars. Board members pledged impartial drawing and broad endorsements. Contact S. M. Strickler Atchison Kansas for details or free information.
The men in charge of Kansag Land and Smiunlgapag Association are trusted to conduct affairs fairly and squarely. Most are well known across the state and require no recommendation, per a Bee letter from General M. Strickler in another column.
Boston leads intellectu al girl styles while New York, Baltimore, Chicago, St. Louis show varied fashion strengths. The piece claims Domestic Paper Fashions appeal universally beyond city rivalry.
The article urges travelers to choose the Chicago and North Western Railway for the Omaha to Chicago journey citing shortest route, improved road bed, steel rails, central Chicago depot, and reliable connections. It promotes through tickets via Marshall Cedar Rapids and Des Moines, with contact details for J. H. Mounstrasx and W. Srzsxerr for schedules, maps, and ticket offices.
The Kenem Land and Emigrant Association will distribute 770800 dollars in cash and real estate to its shareholders on August 26, 1876. Shares cost 4 dollars each. For full information contact A M Strickler Atchizen Kansas. See fits letter in another column.
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