Indian Chief Played Part in U P Era Celebration
A Cheyenne Wyoming ceremony on February 17 marks the Union Pacific rails joining east and west after the 1867 golden spike moment. Iron Bull of the Crow gave a pantomime speech as a spike was driven by railroad leader Willard. Five locomotives, including the 1887 relic, will pull into Cheyenne for display and a cost comparison shows rail travel is now faster and cheaper than in early days.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mountain
Plains Country
Steala
Union Pacific
Mountain District
Wyoming
Utah
Tron Bull
Iron Bull
Willard
Iron Horse
Northern Pacific Railroad
Te Grade
General Kane
Pennsylvania
Robert Harris
Northern Pacific
Thomas Lafaroon
Fort Center
Harris
Sale notice for Chas. S. Hower property advertised
Notice announces sale details for the Chas. S. Hower property with contact numbers 212, 434 Taxi and 161 for advertising in the Telegraph. The fragment notes telephone contacts and an invitation to place ads.
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Chas. S. Hower
Demonstrating Machines at Beatrice Farm School
William Everson, general manager of the Everson company of Beatrice Nebraska, visited the city this week to attend the farm school and demonstrate an Everson seeding and fallowing machine manufactured by his company.
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William Everson
Everson Company
Beatrice
Nebr
Everson
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