Desperado Era at Fort Sidney Creeps into Legend
In the Fort Sidney reminiscence, post railroad boom unleashed saloons, gambling halls, and lawlessness. Desperadoes, freighters, and cowboys clashed as regulators executed rough justice. Troop intervention and Union Pacific actions eventually restored order and sent many fugitives away.
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Asa Remsberg Love for Horse Shown at Rush Creek Ranch
The Lisco Tribune presents a human interest portrait of Asa Remsberg who died at his Rush Creek ranch. It highlights his deep bond with Marble Front, Ace's saddle horse, noting the horse's loyalty and their mutual understanding. Marble Front is linked to Rex McDonald, the famed show horse.
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Marble Front’s Loyal Horse Passes After Years of Service
The aged horse, faithful to its master Ace, collapsed while keeping the single-foot gait two years ago and died after saving its owner. Ace mourns deeply, recalling Marble Front’s wish to depart as nature grants him his due. The animal lived seventy years and beyond, embodying kindness to all creatures.
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Send It to the Laundry Photo Bid at Phelps Studio
A note directs a portrait session at Phelps Studio, urging timeliness for a birthday photograph this year. The terse message combines a laundry task with a modeled photo shoot setting, implying a staged celebration and studio arrangement.
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TEST YOUR SEED CORN AT STATE CORN SHOW
The state corn show at the Agricultural College during Agriculture Week highlighted better yielding smooth corn and seed with low germination. A seed shortage is likely next season, so germination tests are advised to select the best seed. Smooth types germinate better and yield more, making seed selection efficient.
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