Measured Increase in Rainfall in Western Nebraska
The Boswell observatory at Doane College Crete Nebras ka reports overhaul of data from 1878 to date with about thirty stations across eastern half of the state. Observers seek more sites especially in north and west. Rainfall averages twenty nine inches and a quarter with no clear statewide increase. notes more rainy days and more hail fewer thunderstorms, and plans to redivide the state into four sections for analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
George D. Swozey
Boswell Observatory
Doane College
Crete
Lincoln
Red Willow
Keith
Cheyenne
Omaha
North Platte
Washington
Platte River
Saline County
Cheyenny
Brioux
Custer
Wheeler
Osage Land Preemption Rules and Hearing Note
A dated notice discusses preemption filings on Osage lands and restrictions on Osage Trust lands, detailing residency and filing eligibility as of May 9, 1872. It mentions contest procedures and the setting of hearing times by local officers, with reference to W. Brandon in Ashland Kansas and an 1885 notice tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage Diman
Perso
Brandon
Ashland
Kansas
Jim Sey
Forfeiture and contest rulings near 1885 delay and fraud findings
Details cover a series of official decisions from commissions in 1885 1886 on forfeiture of entry rights misdirected appeals proxy address changes and findings of fraud in a commuted homestead entry case Ida May Taylor with further notes on contest prosecution rights and de novo proceedings plus administrative remarks on land entry compactness and military postings with local community notices from Camp Creyenne and Fort Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Dakota
Devil's Lake
Ida May Taylor
Wichita
Kansas
Notes From North Platte and Surrounding Areas
Reports describe social dances at Miss Hathaway’s residence near North Platte with visitors from Mitchell Pumpkin Creek and the bridge. rumors of a grand housewarming at Tabor. weather near 60 degrees boosting range cattle. News mention a bridge prospect, rising property values, and new buildings in Dry Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
North Platte
HH. D. Bradford
Tabor
Bic Strinas
Nes
Rav. Nuckman
Ladies of
Big Springs
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Sidney
Nebraska Weather Service
Puublic
Harlow Baird
Con's
Maren Christensen
Palmer
Fort Fred Steele
Fort Bridger
Twentyfirst Infantry
Walter Reed
Norfolk
Fort Robinson
Neb
S. P. Jocelyn
Wro
Mary Chamberlain Edgell
St. Louis
Committee of Foreign Relations
United States Senate
O.O. Howard
Congress
French Republic
United States
Colonel Stone
Liouts
Wood Reservation
Fort Sidney
Gen. Morrow
Gen. McCook
Miles
Fort
Kettler
L. A. Ganson
Lodge Pole
Ganson
Addrons
W. Haldenan
Pettawattamle County
Areca
Iowa
Catalpa
St. Paul
Rand
T.W. Maldenan
Petsawattamia
Avoca
Avoca Banks
Nash's Hotel
Lodge. Pole, Néb
Ne. D. Diase
VKTOR
L. F. Shelton
Rose and
Second Streets
Sidney, Neimilaska
FEA
Naska
Feedsale
Saln
Moore Barn
Web
Moritz Urbach
Cis
K. Anheuser & Co
ST. Louis Beer
Front Street
Sidney, Neb
Judge Norvall
A. A. Ricker
Draler IN
Dnry
Rigxen
Herrabka
William J. Brennan
Tamncz
Der
Joan Surlee
Goodman & Co
Preecriptior
Wicrag Ee
Stockmen's Outfitters
EZ. McLernon
Cor. Rose and
Second ‘Street
J. Neubauer
Nealer
Rose Street
Front and
Second St
C.be
Monoquist, Dexxis
J. Fenstan
Pighneer
Hupp
Hupp & Fox
Y. C. Fol
Pease’s
Gs Bidney
Wey
John Holden
Sidmay
Jacobriefer
Grant
Fouraci
Cheyenne County
Arpord Pirret
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