Farmers Institute Delights Cheyenne County Meeting
The Cheyenne County Farmers Institute convened at the courthouse on Tuesday morning February 9 at 10 o'clock with L A Ganson Lodge Pole elected president and PR Borgquist and A I Woodman secretaries. The afternoon program covered growing vegetables with practical seed, hot beds, transplanting, and dairy topics by SC Bassett, Isaac Willard, and others, plus discussions on sheep farming, timber and fruit suitability in western Nebraska, and a strong endorsement of University education through Chancellor Canfield and professors Ingersoll and Taylor.
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Cheyenne County Farmer's Inntitute
Court House
L A Ganson
Lodge Pole
PR Borgquist
A. I. Woodman
Geo. Wienner SC Bassett
Sidney Treurcavit
Lodge Pole Express
Digard Transcript
Management Institute
L A. Ganson
Lodge Polo
Orly
Snd
Isaac Willard
Gabbon
Bret
Willard
Shate Association
Howe
Javes
New Hampshire
Vermont
Nebraska
Jagersoll
Colorado
Canfield
Kansas University
Western
I W ‘Taylor
Lntveraley
Aylor
Duchess of Oldenburg
Centtal
Chancelor Canfield
Sidney
State University
Ingersoll
Taylor
Farmers Institute
North Divide Harvest Home Association Meeting Notice
The North Divide harvest home association will hold its annual meeting on February 27, 1802, at Fairview school house Union Valley. Members are urged to attend for important business. by order of President HOM Hinman.
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North Divide Harvest Home Association
Fairview School House
Union Valley
Hom Hinman
Institute
Tekes
Johnson
U. P
Sox
Mayne Place
Omaha
Ickes
State Bank
Joss
Neu
One wagon and harness items in a 1891 sale record
A fragmentary item notes on Saturday February 20 1891 at Moore s h vory style Conprans Coveayer a wagon team of horses harness and a corn planter listed in a local sale record.
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Sitle
Oussett
Moore
COUNTRY CULLINGS OF FEB 12 1892 NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES
A compendium from Bethel and surrounding towns recounts local health, social events, and small business items. Updates note Mr Hogehberg at home, Miss Braden, Mrs Dresser, and John Anderson recovering from illness, with Potter and Chapell communities reporting gatherings, store openings, and expected spring crop plans amid winter conditions.
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Hogehberg
Braden Girnted
Alrs Dresser
Joln Anderson
Sanderson
Pultz
Leonard
Bethel
Neb
P. Atkins
Dallas
Bowers
South Davite
Susie
Rath Cunningham
B. KK. Bushee
Valley Springs
J. W. Chalders
Kimball
Atkins
J. W. Childen
Shome
Porren
Potter
Sidney
John M. Adams
Georgian
Charles Anderson
Franklin County
Ralph
Mabel
Marjie
Myr. Anderson
Washington State
Barrett Stevens
Jin Potter
Mr. Vaughen
Maurice
HV. Redingtyy
C. D Thompson
N H. Heerman
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Springfield
Ohio
Renrge
The
Parmers’ Institute
Elgin
Dharying
Babcock
C LL Ingersoll
Ind
Braska
Oberfelder
Cheyenne County
Telegraph
Eugene
Chappel
Devel County
Russia
Isaac Wolf
A. H. Nichols
Tincoln
John O'Neil
North River
Sipney
Emtry
Gainiant
Moritz Urbach
Respectfuly
Geo. Blanchard
A. K. Greohlec
Cyclone Stora
Struyon
Blaze Face
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