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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1900
Page
8
A sprawling, partial OCR lists names of lawmakers, officers, and lodge officials across multiple districts and departments. It references a governor, attorney-general, public instruction and lands offices, and various lodge and fraternal group leaders. The text mixes political, judicial, and civic roles with scattered names and locations, lacking a single cohesive event.
A testimonial touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for rheumatism neuralgia sprains and bruises claiming three applications eased a severe rheumatism attack within four hours. User W o Ford of Fort Worth Texas reports relief and cites a 30 cent price from D J Scanlon.
Newspaper notice promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney trouble. It asserts kidneys filter all blood every three minutes and links kidney disease to many illnesses. The ad offers free samples and a pamphlet, with mail addressed to Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
A Kentucky story recalls John Brown Young pressed by his daughter to run for governor on the eve of a Democratic state convention. She seeks help from Henry Watterson, who writes a compelling editorial urging Young’s nomination, leading to an expected victory as narrated by the Chicago Chronicle.
A paper titled Shakespeare and Sanitation was presented at Barratford-on-Avon by a speaker from the Incorporated Society of Medical Officers of Health. The talk notes Jusia Shakespeare, father of the poet, appears in municipal records for a two penny fine for a dirt heap, with Adrien Quincy and Henry Reynolds linked to entries and a fourpence for gutter neglect.
A Nature writer argues against medical tyranny banning strawberries for gout and cites Linnaeus noting that strawberries helped relieve sciatica pain. The piece discusses minerals in the fruit and its cooling diuretic laxative qualities, suggesting potential benefits for gouty states.
A renowned New York patent attorney arrived in town amid a caveat case and dined at a prominent Washington Heights home. The host's wife prepared a lavish meal as he ate with gusto and quipped about meals from a snack.
The Boston Transcript quotes Fogg remarking with irony as the instrument in the next house is moved to a furniture wagon. The line emphasizes prejudice and social tension during a moving scene involving a plane and household assets.
Judge Harriv M. Schlater as guardian advertises a public sale in Nebraska to settle life estate and undivided half interest in land. The sale of two sections in a township will occur on the 20th of January at the Coins House door, for highest bid with approved security.
Adolphus W. Greene files final proof for a tuber culture claim before the Clerk of the District Court in Wayne County. The hearing is set for Tuesday December 2, 1800, at his Petroit Michigan office. Witnesses Orville Harrington Charles F. Mittelstadt Hiram Fisk Lif Lif from Lodgepole and Erie are listed for testimony before the register or receiver in Sidney, Nebraska.
Datel Davison contests Olof Ohlson homestead entry claiming abandonment and lack of residence or cultivation. Contestants must respond and offer evidence by February 12, 1900 before the U S land office at Sidney Nebraska. publication ordered by Receiver AK Mart Davaukay.
Karl G. Thorrell contests Elwood Harold for homestead entry No 2769 made June 3 1882 in ne sec dm twp lin dtw alleging abandonment residence for over six months and no lawful enlistment. Hearing set for 10 am Jan 2 before the register and receiver at the U S Land Office Sidney Neb. Due diligence service shown. Dec 18 18 13 5 Marr Dauenerary Receiver.
U S Land Office Sidney Neb December 20 1809 notice of contest by Peter Neslund against Timber culture entry No 10038 filed April 2 18s7 for section 12 township in which Gust Anderson is contestee alleges failure to sow or plant trees during 1801 1802 1804 1805 1806 1807 1808 1809 and that broken land has grown weeds with no signs of trees. Parties to appear respond and offer evidence February 10 before the Register and Receiver.
Land Office Sidney Nebraska issues notice that Adolphus W Greene has filed intent to make proof before the Clerk of the Circuit Court Wayne County Michigan on February 14 1900. He names witnesses Orville C Cuarrington Charles B Mittelstadt Lodge Pole Nebraska O. Lit Lisun Nebraska to testify before the register or receiver at Sidney Nebraska.
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