Commissioners Hear Various Public Matters in Cheyenne Neb
The county board meets in Cheyenne County Neb on November 21 1893 with A W Atkins A L Frame and J W Harper present. Reports from the special road commissioner are read and approved and petitions by Julius Neubauer Nickles Mahr are examined or disallowed. The county treasurer is authorized to refund 835 dollars in state county and school taxes paid under protest on an erroneous assessment and warrants are issued for road and other road district expenses totaling several hundred dollars. The meeting adjourns to December 8 1803 at 9 am with proper signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olice Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Shiney, Neb
A. W. Atkins
AL. Frame
J. W. Harper
Aleese Clara
James McMuallan
Jaling Naubauer
Nickels Mahr
Julius Neubauer
Nickles Mahr
Raad
H. McFadden
Towit
State convention invited for North Platte Nebraska in 1893
At a regular meeting of the association on November 2 1893 a convention was unanimously adopted to meet in North Platte Nebraska on December 19 1893 for forming a state irrigation association. Mayors executive officers and past officers plus congress members and county commissioners may attend as delegates. local organizations receive five delegates plus 46 delegates from officers and elected executive boards. Notable invitees include Buffalo Bill Cody and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Nebraska
Congress
I. A
A. D. Buexwourn
Joan Hawley
Chirm
For Sale Notice and Lost Tiger Claw Trophy
For sale multiple cattle including cows heifers stock and a fine bull plus a steel fork saddle. Lost on Saturday the 25th a tiger's claw mounted in Indian gold. reward offered on delivery to the office. Also sale notice for the Whitney residence in Sidney. owner C D Kellams offers best county residence buy. Additionally accounting notice from Ana Ricken with settlement deadline January 1st 1804.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.A. Scneiurr
Sidney Neb
Scanlon.s
Whitney
Sidney
C.D. Kellams
Kotion
Ana. Ricken
Free For Farmers World’s Fair Photo Offer
A fine 8x10 photograph by the official U S Government photographer will be sent free to any farmer who sends a postage stamp. The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean will accompany the image with a graphic authentic description. Address Librarians’ Inter Ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Spring plans spark in Sidney cattle and politics
Notice asks Gus Wenner to alert if Sidney buyer buys yearling steers. County clerk elect Osborne moves into Sidney preparatory to taking office in January. Local briefs note temperate spring hopes, artesian well progress, and a quiet Thanksgiving in Sidney with skating on the pond near the creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Wenner
Sidney
Nube
Osborne
Obituary for Thomas Berry at Redington
Thomas Berry died at his home near Redington on November 23, 1808 at 9 15 a m in the 76th year of age His family gathered around him Berry was born in 1817 and came to our valley in spring 1886 where he lived The record notes his honorable life in business and as a neighbor He leaves a wife and ten children and the Record extends sympathy to the bereaved
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Thomas Berry
Redington
Isis
Mer. Berry
Great Reduction in Coaton Jenner's Chileaco Millwaukee line
The Chileaco Millwaukee and St Paul Ry promotes its sole solid electric lighted and steam heated route between the Missouri River and Chicago. It features new palace sleeping cars free reclining chair cars luxurious coaches and dining cars. A patented birth rendering lamp in palace sleep ing cars is highlighted for exclusivity. Contact F A Nash or WS Howell at 1501 Farnam St Omaha for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chileaco
Millwaukee
St Paul
F. A. Nash
WS Howell
Farnam St. Omalia
Noh
Sidney keeps commerce steady amid national downturns
Custom made suits priced at 1900 dollars and pants at 600 dollars reflect a local market resilience. The piece notes Gberfelder & Co in hard times, Sidney’s merchants maintaining faith, banks offering security, and workers keeping jobs as national failures press on. Jenner’s Yard reports manna lump worth 575 dollars. The Lammie Wyoming town council plans to sink an artesian well to boost water supply contingent on project success with JJ McCuteheon under contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sidney
Fiarles
Irrigation Age
Lammie
Wyoming
JJ McCuteheon
McCuteheon
Teeter c Co
Unclear OCR Fragment on Prices and Names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions prices and names including Oberfelder Co and Josephine Jo and Abram A Ramsey of Wilton New Hampshire. Context is confused with typos and stray references to Bob Jones Justin Howe and unrelated phrases. No coherent event or clear facts emerge. Please provide a cleaner source.
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Bob Jones
Jastine Howe
B A
Josephine Jo
Abram A Ramsey
Wilton
New Hampshire
Alapter
Kedington Record changes hands and staff updates
Hama Lump Coal priced at $5.75 at Jenners. The Kedington Record has new ownership with Lruce Willcox retiring due to ill health. Wagner Bros take charge as Wilcox’s short tenure ends. Telegraph offers best wishes to new proprietors. Scribner's Magazine Christmas number features eleven stories, with unpub1ished Walter Scott fiction, introduced by Andrew Lang. Poets include Aldrich, Stoddard, Thomas, Campbell Scott, and others. J.D. Brubaker to move to new farm near Camp Clark. irrigation theory to be tested with a large orchard planned.
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Kedington
Lruce Willcox
Wagner Bros
Wilcos
Telegraph
Scriber
Sir Walter Scott
Maxwell Lott
Andrew Lang
Thomas Salley Aldrich
Richard Henry Stoddard
Edith M Thomas
Duncan Campbell Scott
Fraham Nt Tornson
J.D. Brubaker
Camp Clark
Grubaker
Country Cullings from Weyerts Neb November 1893
The Cheyenne County column reports a misty post election mood and a list of local happenings in Weyerts Nebraska. Notes cover Mrs Hendricks’s grippe illness, Geo Forichs hauling to build a rock house, Carl Tesky traveling to Iowa for winter work, Wim Florien’s shed accident, Robert Emantelson moving, Rev Moller teaching violin, Weyerts and Hanpy Hollow string bands aiming for championship, and Miss Anna Weyerts leaving for Sidney. A shooting practice event on Thanksgiving is planned with four dozen pigeons listed for the program.
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la Grippe
Geo Forichs
George
P Jones
Sami
Carl ‘Tesky
Iowa
Carlis
Wim Florien
Roabert Emantelson
Cramer
C. M. Waverts
Toad
Weyarta
Chas. Lehman
F W Cramer
Anna Weyerts
Sidney
Local notes and community updates from Art y Choke district
A rough今日 compilation of community items lists school reopenings and attendances, local trades, farm work, and social news. Mentions include Oberfelder clothing, Bothell district 86, pupil sickness, Olof Olsan on Wiklund place, Grabb district residents, church services, revival meetings, timber and timber- haul activity, and various residents changing homes or jobs. Also notes a pony incident, new homestead house, well pumping troubles, and property rentals with exchange offers in nearby towns.
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Olof Olsan
Wiklund Place
Kaehe- Teotts
Gering
Neb
Dry
M. Norsmuth
Uneas
Arty
Price Slashed at Star Clothing House on Clothing and More
A local notice proclaims Star Clothing House slashed prices across clothing and furnishing goods with uniform discounts. The ad claims the cuts apply to every article with the same ratio, signaling a broad sale.
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Star Clothing House
Overstocked inventory drives sales of coats and goods
The store advertises heavy stock in overcoats boys clothing trunks valu es and general furnishing goods with emphasis on clear intent to move merchandise. The note mentions the J B Lewis warranted dual shoe at a low price to attract buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Lewis
One Dollar A Pair Boots Sale Prompted by Bargain Offer
A local notice advertises a sale of men’s heavy warranted working boots at only one dollar a pair. The unusual price aims to attract attention and clear stock for a full grown clientele.
Two Dollars A Pair Boot Pricing Cut Declared By Clothiers
Our catalog shows prices slashed from 300 dollars to two dollars a pair while maintaining quality and style. The intent is to boost current trade, not mislead competitors, as more sales bring lower prices across clothing, underwear, socks, mitts, gloves, hats, caps, boots, shoes, and related items from first class clothiers.
We Are Determined to Please the People of Western Nebraska
A local merchant proclaims commitment to Western Nebraska customers beyond Cheyenne county with low prices and attentive salesmen offering guidance in selecting patterns and ensuring quality. The notice urges city visitors to register in person.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne County
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Noad Pund
CT Howard Services
Bates
Kline
Chas Tiegnitz Massayeua
Pust Nygw
McAlevse
Expresa
Atkins
Oh Frase
Altest
Jo W. Laren
MedAnnese
James McMuncan
Ion
BE. B. Warner
Hear. Yy
IF. Cody
Buffalo Bill
G. I. Manmend
Jon. A. S. Baldwin
Register U. S. Land Ginter
William Neville
Disprict Cours
Hanna Snimp
Sie Gulfriend
Ian
A St. Marquis
Charley Roburts
Bulmont Canal
Mr Marquis
Lingenfelter
A. Luackey
Lackey
Giring Courier
D. J. Scanlon
Lodge Polo Iast
J.C. Wolfe
Lodge Polo Express
EH Scherer
Mad Springs Ranch
Scherer
Mrs Mitchell
Council Bluff's
Nina
Mra Thoe
Mra Mitchell
Mitchell
Omaha
A K Bliss
San
Monodas
John Reynolds
Hofman
Hhoard of Managers
Nebraska State Board of Agricultiure
Easig
Juan Ahnois Miper
Philip Higgins
Davison
Steney
Hoggins
Sig Guatfriend
CC C
A WW
V C
Thaelerke P
G W Jenner
FE HO DeCastro
WML
Adams
U Porison
Keith County
Ogululla Diteh Company
Diteh
Fred Dawson
Fred Want Gast
Avery and
Exatire
Coaton Jenner
Gberfelder & Co
Jenner's Yard
Sints
Oberfelder
S & Co
Conrvau
Hama
Jenners
Spendal
Tole
Louse Wa
Alureey Wi H
Hasdays
Kearully
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