Editor Darrow Severs Telencrary Link at Sidney Paper
After nearly three years in Sidney as editor and proprietor, Go. G. Darrow resigns from the Telegraph to pursue private business. W. H. Brainerd assumes full editorial control, with N. F. Hazen handling business management. The paper will continue to advocate for Sidney Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska interests from its Second and Myrtle streets office.
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Sidney
Telxcram
Toto
Temecrary
Cheyenne County
Telegrapu
W.H. H. Brainerd
Terecinary
Brainerd
A. M. Stevenson
G. Darrow
TreLecrarn
Nebraska
N. F. Hazen
Teleg Crarh
Second and
Myrtle Streets
Darrow
Postmaster Snowbery to Head U S Mint in Philadelphia
Philadelphia postmaster Snowbery is appointed Superintendent of the Mints, a move announced by the government. The appointment places Snowbery in charge of mint operations in Philadelphia and nationwide coin production oversight.
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Postmaster Snowbery
Philadelphia
Census Set for 1880 in United States
It is confirmed that the next census for the United States will be conducted in 1880. This marks a major national data collection effort to update population figures and demographic information.
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United States
Tax and public affairs roundup and strange notes
A collection of terse items reports tax suits, trade and liquor-law votes, and official notices. It mentions a favorable outcome in a possession case of the Arlington Estate near Washington, Ottawa restricting US cattle imports, Utah’s wilderness described humorously by a Supreme Court decision, and a defeat of a Prohibitory Liquor Law vote. It also notes a Post Office rent fuel light reduction and Navy pay figures. The column includes bizarre tips on blood consumption in St. Louis and grim guidance for consumptives at slaughterhouses.
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Nne
St. Louis
Nebraska
One Zach and the Prohibition Rivalries Highlighted
The item notes Zach Chandler replacing Senator Christiancy of Michigan and mentions bids by A. cf Bays, donations to the Foun dry M. E. Church in Washington and a widow with seven children. It warns the Prohibitory law defeat may lead to high license requiring fifty resident freeholders signature.
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Zach
Senator Christiancy
Michigan
Zach Chandler
Bays
M. E. Church
Washington
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