Nebraska News Briefs from Plattsmouth to Tekamah
Reports note Union Pacific building a Tlowe truss bridge over the Loup at Columbus and a coal vein found near Plattsmouth with a $250000 company formed to mine it. German and Irish immigration to Elkhorn valleys is planned, western Nebraska grazing improves, Blind Asylum scholars produce broom making, and Omaha faces $30000 in sidewalk damages. Also mentioned are a train robbery thwarted near Kansas, railway consolidation rumors, and Tekamah trade boom with crowded streets and limited stockyards.
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Norfolk
Elkhorn Valley
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Tl Loup
Columbus
Little, Broc & Co
Lincoln
Omaha
West Point
Uni ,Pacific
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Niobrara
Hermance
Lancaster County
Plattsmouth
Braska
Neb
City
Scholars of Blind Asylum
Sidney
Seaae
Kinsley
Kansas
Emily A. Beddis
Lindell
Matilda Albert
Charles
Atchison , Nebraska
Nebraska Railway
Grad Falls City
Atchison
Geo. W. Kent Tong
State Journal
Lincoln Transcript
Kent
Transcript
Tekamah
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Clothiers
der & CO
Sidmey, Nebraska
Cicars
Second and Vine Streets
Kennard & Simpson
A. M. Stevenson
Treet
Naep Ainitess
Phenix Insurance Co. of
Hartford
Rey
St. Paul
Mississippi
Marine -Insurance Co
Memphis
Walkatah, Bros
Bio Springs
Julesburg
Bio Sixines
Nebraska
G. McCarty
South Platte
Colo
C. A. Moore
Efess
North Platte River
Potter
Bushnell
Cattlebranden Ili
Ost
John F. Coad
Scott's Bluffs
Chimney Rock
Waddle
Cheyenne
W.T
Mark M. Coad
Camp Clarke
Thomas Ryan
Colorado
Thomas Kane
Pourxix Craix
Aldearmark
Pontofice
Siouxy
Wxasaxa
A. Beeler
Hansen & Ivy
New York
Front
Chestnut Streets
Rogers & Bro
Isellner & CO
S. V. Livingston
Vine Street
Second
D. Merling
Herlihy & Mahoney
J. Mahioney
Front and
Walnut Streets
Sidney, Nebraska
W. J. McDonald
Sidahy, Nebraska
Excelsior Meat Market
Vine and
Second Streets
Adams, Redington , Haas
Black Brills
Transportation
Uel
Arene
Black Hills
Deadwood
Custer City
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Pratt & Ferris
Sidney, Neb
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Sidney and Black Hills
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