Train schedule and ticketing notice for Midland routes
Lincoln Omaha Chicago St Joseph Kansas City St Louis and all Points East and South. No 1 Passenger Daily 7:00 p.m. No 2 Freight Daily Except Sat 9:55 p.m. Going Northe No 902 Passenger Daily 5:30 a.m. No 304 Freight Daily Except Sun 5:05 a.m. Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars are free on through trains. Tickets to any point in the United States or Canada. For information maps time tables and tickets call or write to M A Shipman Agent or Francis Geneva Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Omaha
Chicago
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Louis
Sun
United States
Canada
M. A. Shipman
Prancis
Geneva
Omahua
Nebraska
Train schedule fragment with Western routes and stops
A fragmented list shows several rail names including Overland Limited, Atlantic Express, Mail and Express, Fast Mail and Pacific Express. The text mentions stations or stops and an agent named E R Biretson with times shown as 4:40 p m and 7:04 p m, followed by unclear passenger notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Limited
Atlantic Express
Mail and Express
Pacific Express
E.R. Biretson
Sidney Markets Prices Reported for Grains and Livestock
Market quotes show wheat per bushel corn shelled per bushel oats per bushel rye per bushel new potatoes per cwt eggs per dozen butter per pound chickens per dozen hogs per cwt cows steers hay price level noted AT 35 cent? figures listed include 30 1.20 20 17 20 2.40 8.00 5.50 6.00 2.50 3.00 3.00 4.00 0.0040 10.00.
Local Advertisements and Goods for Sale in Omaha Area
Local items list merchants and items for sale or rent. Mentions Reidhardt jeweler, C M Wrights, McLernons, J W Harper & Sons, Beard Wooldridge, Hayden Bros Omaha, and A Britton. Includes haberdashery, sewing machines, windmills, shoes, hardware, stove repairs, and land office blanks. Also promotes specific products like Hereford bull and sarsaparilla extract.
Local ads and notices from Sidney and Bridgeport region
A collage of ads and notices lists merchants like J. W. Harper & Son and McLernon’s offering linseed oil lamps, sewing machines, and menswear. several townspeople including Henry Gruber, A. F. Lowell, and E. A. Phelps are noted for illnesses and work. Community events include church and lodge gatherings, a wedding report, and stock disease research at the Nebraska Experiment Station amid transportation and building material updates.
News items from Nauvoo to Sidney and Lincoln customers
Harmon Burger and Mr Roberts visit Nauvoo uncle Gus Wellner. J W Abbott in Julesburg temporarily acts as cashier in Union Pacific freight office. H T Doran’s gents furnishing store closed under $2 185 mortgage. Edmund Doran repossesses stock. H L Prouty, Des Moines native, commits suicide at North Platte after buying revolver cartridges. mental distress suspected. Smallpox symptoms outlined. cases in town linked to outside visitors. pest house near vacancy with possible new cases. Regents propose $105 000 for physics building and repairs at University of Nebraska. project may depend on legislature action. Pestilence guidance and local case details, with references to Brandt family and Shoemaker household. Notices invite claims for fire or stock-killing losses to meet on Saturday at 2 pm in Sidney. Household goods and furniture listed for sale by C D Essig.
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Brandt
Shoemaker
Sidney
Nathan Wilson
Union Pacific Railroad
Court House
M. H. Touin
Frep Leamkuhl
P. R. Bargauvist
Estimate of County Expenses Act Reported by Commissioners
The board estimates yearly county costs for courts care of indigents and medicals, officers fees, fuel and repairs totaling 17000 dollars, plus 5500 for bridges 8000 for roads and interest on county funds. Salaries set include County Attorney 650 yearly County Superintendent 3.50 per day not to exceed 470 monthly Dr A D Stuwitis county physician 50 per quarter and James Davison three year Soldiers Relief appointment.
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Piizaneya
A. D. Stuwitis
Jas. Davison
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
County residents drawn as petit jurors for February term
The county has named a list of jurors for the February 4 term of district court including Harry Barrets Albert Johnson W E Hoth Chas Lowe A W Baker F A Consto RF Duarmel H H Schroac i M Meyer Cyrus Reed RE Pettys AW Olson W J Maneel tM Freeman Grant Brady uk Wm Nienheiser FA Capen ter Lynch FW Smith JW Brackage FS LaMare Christ Weyerts y John Jenik CD Essig E Curtis. Carson of this city wed Miss Luiu Truckenwiller of Aurora Neb at the bride’s mother home in Aurora Thursday evening January 3. Rev. Hopkins officiated. The couple traveled to Sydney for a short wedding trip after the ceremony.
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Harry Barrets
Albert Johnson
W E Hoth Chas Lowe
A W
Baker F
A. Consto
RF Duarmel
H Schroac
I M
Meyer Cyrus Reed
Pettys
AW Olson
W J Maneel_ tM
Freeman
E Curtis Carson
Luiu Truckenwiller
Aurora
Neb
Hannah Truckenmiller
Keity Rev. Hopkins
Old Man Smith Detects Counterfeit Half Dollar
In a Chicago Record item, a rough young man entered Old Man Smiths cigar store and offered a counterfeit 50 cent piece. Smith, known as the money tester, checked the coin, cut it in two with the tobacco cutter, and ordered the man to leave.
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Flo
Rattlesnake Trap Revealed in Princeton Quarry
The article recounts a quarry near Princeton College where workers found a cave beneath a rock crack containing about 20 bushels of rattlesnake bones. It describes how the winding passage trapped snakes entering for winter quarters, likely causing many to perish, illustrating the abundance and danger of rattlesnakes faced by early New Jersey settlers.
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New Jersey
Fpf.rr
Stockton
New Colony
Princeton College
New York’s Dominance Fantasies in Social Circles
The Atlantic’s A Maurice Lowt argues New Yorkers dominate society and business, treating outsiders as inferior. He notes many believe the rest of the country relies on New York finance and that non New York society is mostly a weak imitation of the city’s elite.
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New York
A. Maurice Lowt
Atlantic
New Yorker
Atchison Globe urges against spreading false stories
The Atchison Globe warns readers to avoid repeating untrue and harmful gossip about others. It emphasizes the harm of circulating damaging rumors and calls for higher standards of truthfulness and responsibility.
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Atchison Globe
Postmistress Displeased with New School Professor
Mrs Meddergrass the postmistress dislikes the new professor at the school. Mr Meddergrass notes dissatisfaction while some store sellers say he wrote all his postal cards in Latin or another cruel language. Baltimore American.
Indigestion and principle influence in early press remarks
A garbled excerpt discusses Eogles being criticized for his stance on personal diet, noting Sle died from adhering to a strict no-doctor diet. The Indianapolis Journal references Britain’s royal army clothing factory with limited officers and a doctor, then remarks on the role of hard work in producing the best results.
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Royal Army Clothing Factory of
Great Britain
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Denver
Helena
Dutte
Portland
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Points West
Nortie
Sidney, Neb
Sidney Markets
Reinhardt
Sidney Meat Market
C. M. Wright
Childrens
Coat
Cyclone Store
McLernon's
Gale
J. W. Harper & Son's
Hamilton Brown
McLernon’s
Beard & Wooldridges
Harris
A. Britton
J. Hoepers
Beard & Wooldridge
Hayden Bros
CO. M. Wright
J. C. Hudson
Echoal Houe
Miller’s
Wisconsin Shoes
Dan Bergman
J. W. Harper & Sons
J. W. Harper & Son
D. J. Scanlons
C.D. Essig
Bridgeport
CO. M. Wrights
Henry Gruber
Bayard
J. A. Carley
Ava, Wyo
J. W. Harper & Son’s
Essig’s
A. F. Lowell
Keokuk
Iowa
J. W. Haareper & Son
M. A. Daugherty
Salt Lake
Utah
Dr. Webster
City
Dr. Stewitts
Lutheran Church
Washburn
E. A. Phelps
U. P. Bridge Force
Bigsprings
W. R. Akers
U.S. Land Office
Alliance
Cheyenne
Chas, Trognitz
Wm. Gates
Krug
Schlitzke
Ladies Aid Society
Moore
M. E
T. L. Matthews
Order of the Eastern Star
Gering
Barris
Nebraska Experiment Station
North Platte
Chas. Blood
Mr. Blood
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Mrs. Blood
Harmon Burger
Mr Roberts
Nauvoo, Lil
Gus Wellner
J. W. Abbott
Julesburg
W. J. Shoemaker
Union Pacific Freight Office
Mr. Shoemaker
H. T Doran
Edmund Doran
H. L. Prouty
Des Moines
Catridges
Regents
University of Nebraska
Department of Physics
Wasdale
Tue
Petit Jurors
Grant Brady
Wm Nienheiser
FA Capenter
Smith
Brackage
LaMare
Christ Weyerts Y
John Jenik
Essig
Wat
Senate
SV Stra
The
Cate
Edward Yaegel
Settier
D. J. Scanlan
Rose Street
Bioney. Nes
TE Sidney Flour & Feed
M. J. Sanders
Anterkrbulpg
Bsidney
C. D. Essig
Undertaker
W. L. Riegnouns
Oberfelder & Co
Overfelder & Co
H . E, Gapen
Sidney, Neer
B. A, Jones
Attorney AT Law
Chowins Block
Sidney, Wall
L. McIntosh
Stowitts
U. P.railroad
Oberfelder Building
Jncoln
G. Simon, M. D
Bank of Nebraska
Howard G. Hall
Crowins
Brock
Sipvey
Nept
B. Kucera
Smith Bros
Camp Larke
Cwittle
OHN Anderson
Posianice
Range
Lodgepole Creek
Cnttle
Law
B. Polley
Redington
Pumpkin Creek
OW Sone U
Terry Finn
LaPeer
W. Harper
High Gins
Cheyenne County
Nebr
Cedar Creek
Cc. Bullock
Todgepole
Cheyenne Co
Cottonwood Creek
Logan Co
Colo
W.atkins
Postoulee
Sidney,e Nebr
Cumpgy Creek
Catho
Wic
Vranden
Forses
Barron
Postoffice
Neb Range
Colton
Cittle
W. BE. B. Graham
Sidney Nebr
Growers’ Association
Repu
Ile
Offee
J. R. VanBoskirk
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