President's Message Outlines Labor Capital Balance and Immigration
The article discusses the President's message praising clear policy on railroad earnings and a strong call for a public tribunal to review injustices. It emphasizes labor and capital as partners, warns against immigration as a societal threat, and notes local reactions from Union Pacific official B A McAllaster about farming advances near Sidney using the Campbell system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Railroads
Court of Appeal
World Herald
B.A. McAllaster
Union Pacific
Table
Sidney
Table Lands
Bridgeport Humour Sparks Jest Over Sidney Rivalry
A quip in latent humor last week claimed Sidney envied Bridgeport, reflecting lighthearted rivalry as The Bridgeport News earns a reputation alongside Puck and Judge as a witty paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport News
Puck
Judge
Sidney
Bridgeport
Potter News Highlights Grain Shipments and Local Happenings
Potter reports continued grain shipments and a bustling village economy. Thornburg brothers expand cattle holdings and Thornbury plans hotel work with Mr Obleon. Thanksgiving week brought school programs, visits from Kimball and Sidney, a birthday surprise for Mr Hornaday, and community gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornburg Brothers
B. F. Thornbury
Obleon
Kirk
Riverside Notes From Pembroke District Prairie News
M S Parker and crew returned from Bridgeport Friday. Contractor Conlin advances grading. A J Johnson visited Oshkosh Friday to Saturday on business. C 5 Fairman joined engineer C L Haydock from Oshkosh. W A Baright and Arthur Weaver accompanied Fairman to Irving Sunday. R A and A J Johnson visited sister Mrs J C Grim and family at Bayard Sunday. Anthony Johnson injured ankle Saturday alighting from a wagon in motion. Meglemre and Burchard passed through en route to Oshkosh to enter hardware business. A dance and oyster supper at Mr and Mrs Bird Rodgers Friday December 1st drew few due to cold. W Smith of Lisco played violin.
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M.S. Parker
Bridgeport
Conlin
A.J. Johnson
Oshkosh
C. 5
Fairman
C. L. Haydock
R. A
A. J. Johnson
Bayard
J.C. Grim
Anthony Johnson
Messrs
Meglemre
Burchard
Bird Rodgers
W.smith
Lisco
Philadelphia mother protests harsh teaching to Lizzie
A Philadelph ia mother writes to Miss Brown urging an end to physical torture in Lizzie s schooling and stresses the child needs reading and arithmetic over exercise. Hooker County Tribune notes John Clausen of Dix visiting with a new feed grinder for stock feeding and farm earnings.
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Philadelphia
North Platte valley awaiting rail growth and irrigation boom
The Oshkosh Herald and Kimball Observer report optimism for the North Platte valley as U P and Burlington railways are expected to revive prosperity. Developers anticipate land under cultivation, irrigation expansion, and Campbell cultivation methods boosting yields. Local notes include Mrs. C J Davis visiting Sidney.
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U. P
North Platte Valley
Campbell
Oshkost Herald
C.J. Davis
Sidney
S. Sheffer
Kimball Observer
President's Message Emphasizes Character and Shared Prosperity
The speech lauds a straight dealing man whose efficiency benefits all and argues for judging worth by character over wealth. It warns against disarmament while barbarians stay armed and calls for justice through treating people as equals. It stresses lawful behavior for capitalists and workers and urges a fight against political and business corruption.
Legal notice of real estate sale by Cheyenne County court
By virtue of a judgment rendered before Judge H. Mo Grimes in Cheyenne County Nebraska the county holds a lien on the defendant s Faust farm tract described as the NW quarter Section 10 Township 19 Range 48 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian The property will be sold at public auction to satisfy the judgment of fifteen dollars and ninety cents with costs of nine dollars and accruing costs The sale is set for January 2 1900 in front of the Sidney Nebraska courthouse at 1 o clock AM attendance required
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State of
Nebraska
Bos Cheyenne
Ajax
James Tucker
Amanda L. Mayhew
Anson KK
Mayhew
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Nebraskia
At & Oelockum
Sidney Telegraph
Saak James Tuckei
District Court
Cheyenne County
HH. Mo Grimes
Cheyenne
County of
Espilinist
Acurust
Lewis W. Driskell
Lave
Aiken Uy
Toosatisfly
Faust
Northwest Quector
Inwig
Ning
Court House
Sidney
H. M. Grimes
Edme Stevens
Wl K K. James
Sata
Seedon
Renge
A. W. Dre. Short
Said
MM. Grimes
Edme R. Stevens
Iepine
Jacob Stiers
Worty
Sheriif
Said County
Willhanc
Burns
Vireinta Burns
Wiliam H. Burns
Vircinta Burns
James Altkins
District Court of
Nebraka
Irom
D. Heenan Mercantile Company
BaSalle County
Phutath
William . Burns
Virgints Burns
C. Pirkey
Lasalle County
Towit
Neridan
Jaanuary
Janes Arrkkins
Pointer
Lenoy Marrs
Bis
GIHER TEE S SALE OF LAND IN CHEYENNE COUNTY NEBRASKA
A Cheyenne County Nebraska court ordered sale of the NW quarter of the SW quarter in section 24, township 15 north, range 48 west to satisfy a judgment of 12.01 plus costs. The sale to be held January 1 in front of Sidney courthouse at 1 p.m. The sale is conducted by A W Dre. Short.
Seripe's Sale Auction Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
A clerk of the District Court issues a sale order in the Stevens vs Stiers case. The sheriff will offer cash bid for the south half of the southwest quarter in section 24 township 15 north range 38 west at 11 pm on January 10 1906 in front of Sidney courthouse.
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North Platte Valley
Big Horn Basin
Colorado
M. A. Shipman
C. B
Q. R
Notice to non resident defendants in Cheyenne case
Notice to non resident defendants James Altkins sues William Burns and Virginta Burns in Cheyenne County Nebraska to recover 34.16 plus 114.35 with interest and costs on judgments dated 1905 1904 and 1905 and requests a court decree. An attached property description and attachment order name defendants with March 1905 filing and January 1909 answer deadline.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraskan
James Altkins
Platutti
Union Pacific Ticket Sale to Western Cities in 1905
Daily from Sidney Nebraska through October 1905 Union Pacific offers one way fares of 20 dollars to Ogden and Salt Lake City 20 dollars to Helena and Butte 22.50 to Spokane Wenatchee and 22.50 to Huntington and Nampa Idaho Square dealings at Brown's.
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Union Pacific
Sidney, Neb
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Helens and
Butte
Montana
Spokane
Wenatchee
Washington
Huntington
Nampa Idaho
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Peoples Poniard
Mal Matter
F. A. Gapen
Potter
Peter
Miss Uncapher
Andersons
Alfred Johnson
Hites
Miss Whitehead
Mr. Hornaday
Grace
Joe Hanson
Mr. Price
Questa
Riverside
W. A. Baright
Arthur Weaver
C. 5. Fairman
Irving
AY WY
Royal Baking Powder CO
NEW You
Burlington
Oshkosh Herald
Orr
Guerips Sale
Seripe
Department of the Interior
United States
J. J. Messross
Register
Worce
Sever Ls
William HL Davis
Dun
Nels Olson
Roy Nelson
Abiiain Johnson
Washington J. Hiett
J. J. Metwrosi
Ren
Sidney TE Leakarn
Sidney Post Office
Ko. Smith
W.A. Sundgytrom
Harry McVenn
G. E. Draper
J. S. Burns
J. L. Rachanan
James Koubeck
Gracinto PL
Pole
Jm¢Laughlin
E. McLernon
Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
Schlitz
Budweiser
COORS
Kruse Brothers
Sequire of
Alva B. Cady
Burlington Bulletin
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Vancouver
Victoria
Ashland
Astoria
Oregon
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
California
Utah
Idaho
Om Union Paacific
Missouri River
Pacific Coal
Alva“B. Gaby
Brown’s
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