Our Clubbing Bargains and Nebraska Notes
The Sidney Telegraph announces clubbing prices for several papers including the Chicago Inter Ocean Prairie Farmer and New York Weekly Tribune Farmer with offers for old subscribers paying up or in advance. Nebraska updates report a Denver stock meet, Wyoming irrigation, Cheyenne canal job exams, Michigan muskrat feast, Kinkaid act land openings, and North Platte storage reservoirs with prospects of settlement and irrigation in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas Telvorarh
Nebraska
North Platte
Nebraska’s untapped West to bear future growth, says Lincoln expert
Lincoln Star notes foresters foreseeing Nebraska plains turning to grain farms and ranches as vegetation improves and grazing lands expand. It cites R H Wolcott of the state university predicting expansion, with government moves to forest 235000 acres of unclaimed land and protection for local game. Population projections and county board changes are also mentioned.
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R. H. Wolcott
Department of Entomology and Ornithology
The
State University
American Ornithological Union
Omaha
Nebraska
San Ihilla
Local Social News Highlights from Ickes Area
Miss Minnie Halston spent Saturday evening with her parents Mr and Mrs Jas Davison and Mr and Mrs Jas J Davison visited John Eckert family. Mrs Geo Baker holidayed with relatives at Axtell Neb. John Eckert and Herbert Foster traveled to Sidney and back. Iverson of Wahoo Neb visits daughter Mrs Albert Morrow. Minnie Halston Ollie Pearl and Elmer Mayers spent Sunday evening at Jacob Eckert. Mrs Dave Eckert of Redington visits relatives this week. John Hiram and Jakie Eckert. Edd Walsh and Herbert Foster spent Thursday evening with Jacob Eckert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Halston
Jas. Davison
Jas
J. Davison
John Eckert
Geo. Baker
Axtell
Nebr
Ollie, Pearl
Elmer Mayers
Jacob Eckert
Dave Eckert
Redington
John
Hiram
Jakie Eckert
Edd Walsh
Herbert Foster
Local Notices and Social News Roundup
Geo Elsans worked for C Mulloy and Frank Irving visited Bridgeport Saturday. Miss Mary Rogers returned to Alliance school after holidays with her mother. P J Dune and children went to Bridgeport Saturday on a dental mission. C Tolle traveled to Bridgeport Saturday and Tuesday on business. A D Waggy is building a reservoir for Pat Rowlan. Birthday party planned at M Elsxs home Monday January 9. Sunday School attendance and preaching were fair despite stormy weather. Rev Finkle preached a good sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rogers
Alliance
Mia
P. J. Dune
Bridgeport
C. Tolle
A.D. Waggy
Pat Rowlan
M. Elsxss
Finkle
Riverside Notes Reveal Local Movements and Travel
Riverside item shows C Hupp hauling hay for Coote Mulloy and Bird Rodgers visiting Pat Rowlan’s ranch on Monday. Mrs J Jonson returned last Saturday from Bayard where she spent time.
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C. Hupp
Coote Mulloy
Bird Rodgers
Pat Rowlan
Mrs. J. Jonson
Bayard
Fearless Independent Chicago Record Herald Emphasizes Public Good
The Chicago Record Herald presents itself as a fearless nonpartisan daily colorfully arguing for independent judgment. It claims strict neutrality in news and editorials, separating politics from coverage to aid readers in forming sound conclusions. Office blanks for sale by The Telegraph.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Monster Spiders and Ancient King Names Unearthed
Bright write up describes large bird eating spiders in tropical regions and their nocturnal hunting. It then traces the word king from Rigveda roots ganaki rag Rex and its European cognates through Latin French Italian and Spanish origins.
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Eying
Ganaka
Ganaki
Rex
Rot
Shoppers Compared by Lemion Paper On English French and American Buyers
A Lemion paper quotes a shopgirl saying English shoppers can be persuaded to take items they may not want and rarely notice value for money. It notes the English are courteous, Americans cause the most trouble, fearing being cheated and demanding price comparisons, while Frenchwomen are praised for decisiveness and exact choices.
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Lemion
The Shah of Persia’s Throne of Barbaric Splendor
An ornate throne described as a nine foot long bed shaped seat with a four foot high body and three steps to enter, covered in gold and jewels. A gold chair sits on a gold embroidered rug, topped by a sunburst of diamonds and jeweled birds beside it.
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South America
Africa
Australia
Persia
Old Friend Confesses Long Journey to Marriage Proposal
A witty exchange recalls past suitors asking to marry, then Herold seeking the honor of becoming her husband, revealing a shift from earlier reformulations in a Detroit Free Press snippet.
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Misa
Herold
Detrett
Sidney Electric Service Company Incorporation Notice
Notices state the Sidney Electric Service Company is formed in Skiney Nebraska with principal place at Skiney. It commences January 1905 for twenty years with capital stock of 10000, two thirds payable, and debts limited to two thirds of paid capital. Directors include M C Paladin Chas C Callahan and FE B Callahan. Articles filed January 6 1905. witnessed January 6 1908.
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Sidney Electric Service Company
Skiney
Nebraska
M.C. Paladin
Chas. C. Callahan
B&b. Calahan
Cheyenne County
M. C. Callaman
Cras
C. Callamak
Cheyenne County Court Notices and Tax Foreclosure Actions
A digest of Cheyenne County Nebraska items includes Jacob P. Eckert filing a tax lien case on Southeast 28 17N 4W against unknown heirs of Elizabeth Poffinburger with a January 6 1906 deadline. sheriff sale notices for property in Sidney and surrounding townships. and land sale notices from the Department of the Interior for final proofs. Additional listings cover public tax sales by H W Gapen and M J Sander on delinquent lots in Sidney Block 47 with redemption through March 1905.
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Nyere
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Jacob P. Eckert
Muintif
Elizabeth Poffinburger
Setg
Elizabeth Poffin
Aemer
Sely
R. Alw
Cheyenne
Sidney
Jacon P. Ecker
H. EF. Garen
H. M. Grimes
Udge
James N Frown Ts DaAiNth
Geo. J. Hunt
Sey
Wo Mo Grimes
Nol
Stall Brothers
Richard Kruegeret
I Ekluey
Nebraskia
Io Velovick
Said Tay
Sherkf
Said
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Neb
Notlewis
sSeedonts
Sottice
Gapen
Sanders Pureh
Alfred Ilveris
RB. Gapes
M. J. Sander
William Pierce
James Tucker
A. R. Ragan
Pierce
Ragan
Winter tourist and landseekers fares to western states
Burlington Bulletin notes discounted winter travel rates to California and Gulf coast regions, with about half rates for landseekers to Oklahoma and Texas. Special Denver live stock convention round trip fare is one fare plus two dollars from January 7 to 9, 1905. Inquire via L. W. Wakeley, General Passenger Agent, Omaha, Nebraska.
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California
Gulf Country
Florida
Oklahoma
Texas
Southwest
Denver
L. W. Wakeley
Omaha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ayers
Ayer
Lindsay
Bettie
J.Q
Lowall
Mune
the Telegraph
Sidney Telegraph
Peoples Poniard
Sidney, Neb
F. A. Gapen
Chicago Weekly
Inter Ocean
Thesidney Telegraph and
Prairie Farmer and Magazine
N.Y
Tribune-Farmer
Nebraska State Journal
Omaha World-Herald
Nebraska Farmer
National Live Stock Association
New York
Wyoming
Panna Canal
Michigan
Qayaagon Yacht Club
Interior Department
Kinkaid
Omaha News
Omaha Bee
Board of County Commissioners
Fred Lindberg
Third District
W. C. Dugger
Lindberg
Telegraph
Dugger
J. C. Grin
Anthony Johnson
Ed. Smith
J. Johnson
Ralph Oliver
ICKES
Sidney Friday
Mr. Iverson
Wahoo, Nebr
Mrs
Albert Morrow
Irving
Geo. Elsans
C. Mulloy
Frank Irving
Riverside
Shopping Tralta
Herife
Gite
J. J. Metwrasu. Register
Burlington Bulletin
Port Arthur
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
Jalson
Schlitz
Budweiser
Coors’ Seleg
Kkuse Brother
B. F. Mitchll
Missouri River
Chicago
Chic
Union Pacific & North-Western Line
Union VO
Chi
Oha
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Union Pacific R. R
O. Rum
Con
Chicago & North- Western
Scitz Beer
Milwaukeeq
Palace Livy
Washburn
Fe and Sale
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