Republican Slate Nominated in Lincoln Listed by State Officials
The article names George W. Marsil Richardson Charles Weston Sheridan and Peter Mortensen Valley for Secretary Auditor and Treasurer and Frank N Prout Gage for Attorney General. It notes unanimous Republican endorsement statewide. Also recounts Fourth of July celebrations and Col Wisner turning sixty with a party by The Bayard Transcript staff. The Telegraph extends good wishes to Wisner, a Nebraska pioneer journalist.
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Richardson
Charles Weston
Sheridan
Peter Mortensen
Valley
Frank N Prout
Gage
Col. Wisner
Bayard Transcript
Nebraska
The
Transcript
Cheyenne County
North River Valley
Telegraph
Colonel Wisner
Its Cool in Colorado Travel Sale Ad
The Burlington route offers round trip tickets to Colorado at low rates on specified dates July to September. It promotes Colorado summer resorts in the Rockies and urges sending a card to J Francis, General Passenger Agent, Omaha, for Colorado booklets to plan the trip.
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Burlington
Colorado
Rockies
Plains
J. Francis
Omaha
Burlington Route Announces $17.95 Fare to Providence
The Burlington Route offers a $17.95 rate to Providence Rhode Island and return for the International Baptist Young People's Union. Tickets go on sale July 6 7 and 8. Inquiries should be directed to the Burlington Route agent or J Francis General Pass Agt.
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Burlington
Providence
R. I
International Baptist Young People’s Union
Mearcat
J. Francis
General Pass. Agt
Redington News Briefs Highlight Town Happenings
Mrs. Jessie Ridge is reported quite sick. John Cross of Harrisburg is in town this week. Lee Nunn freights for Redington. Rain last week boosted crops with valuable moisture. Judge Beasly bought out Delbert Phillips ranch. Several weddings expected soon. Picnics at Wilsons Grove drew residents on the 24th. Ben Wagner recovers, keeping an eye in a sling. Clarence Mount of Bridgeport visits Win White. The Fawcus ranch hay crew includes Dell Phillips, H G Pickerill and Guy Haseall. Blanche and Grace Trowbridge of Tacoma summer with Mrs. Gilman. Fred Gilman received a camera stamp and updated gallery. Mail route lease changes: Mr. Gormen now operates Redington Bridgeport stage. Crop rains bring cheers to farmers and ranchers. corn and potatoes benefit. Charlie Nunn tunes his piano with an unusual fork and harrow tooth gadget, delighting locals.
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Mia White
Bridgeport
Moses Shutts
Lady
Judge Beasly
Delbert Phillips
Wilson’s Grove
Dell Phillips
H. G. Pickerill
Guy Haseall
Fawcus Ranch
Miss Blanche
Grace Trowbride
Tacoma, Wash
F. Gilman
Fred Gilman
D. S. Bybee
Gormen
Redington- Bridgeport
Charlie Nunn
Charlie
Chas
Local Notes On Visits Health And Weather Report
John Galagher works for Andy Hanson and Anthony Johnson traveled to Lisco on business last Friday. Geo Hartman of Bridgeport was in the area last week. Chas Tolle visited near Irving. Sid Johnson from Remsburg's ranch returned from Bridgeport last week. Some news on Mrs P Rowlan’s health is not available this week. Excitement at Smiths Lake last Sunday week. Hay crop in Platte valley expected to be enormous due to favorable conditions and ruin. Pastures and livestock are in good shape. Heavy rains last Saturday caused crop damage and washed fences, though some good is expected from the rain.
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Anthony Johnson
Lisco
Geo. Hartman
Bridgeport
Chas. Tolle
Irving
Sid Johnson
Remsburg
Platte Valley
San Fynancisco Bulletin
Wade
New York Press
Dalton Doings Involves Local Shifts And Dipping Preparations
Charley Ravert fills Albert Mor row’s place at Tom Freeman’s. Walter Reinmuth keeps a herd for summer. Albert Morrow left the country for city life. Mr. Anderson and Martin Cape visited Sidney late last week. Will Morrow and Tom Freeman delivered fine dressed porkers to Sidney butchers. Otto Perso traveled to the county seat for windmill repairs. Clara Cattle Co. received a dipping tank and will dip cattle soon. Grangers cut rye with winter rye yielding well and spring rye for feed. June 30 school meeting voted to build a stone school house 18 by 24 feet. J. W. Reinmuth elected treasurer. Fine rains visited these parts recently.
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Charley Ravert
Albert Morrow
Tom Freeman
Walter Reinmuth
Mr. Anderson
Martin Cape
Sidney
Will Morrow
Otto Perso
Clara Cattle Co
J. W. Reinmuth
Market Report Shows Record Price For Mixed Cattle In Omaha
Omaha notes best corn fed beeves firm at high notch. Ed Saar of Glenwood Iowa sold a mixed lot of steers and heifers for 7.65 per cwt, highest price for mixed cattle here equaling 88.00 for straight steers. Hog receipts remain fair and prices advance, sheep receipts fair with lighter fat quality. Nye & Buchanan Co.
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SovaTu
Omaha
Neb
High Notch
Ed Saar
Glenwood
Iowa
Anecdote of Wordsworth on Fallings from Us
A Spectator contributor recalls Wordsworth’s remark on fallings from us vanishings as recounted by Bonamy Price. In a hills walk the poet described losing outward sense and gripping a gate bar to reenter consciousness.
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Wordsworth
The
London Spectator
Bonamy Price
Washington Sobriquets Across History
A collage of historical figures and poets bestow on George Washington varied epithets from Father of His Country to Atlas of America. The piece notes critics' nicknames such as Lovely Georgius and Deliverer of America, and mentions satirical lines from contemporaries and writers.
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Efe
Sigourney
Marshall
Fabius
Lord Byron
Napoleon
West
America
Georgius
Red Jacket
Vittorio Alfieri
United States
Roden
Tea Trade Routes Under Buddha Era Across Asia
The passage notes Buddha era tea commerce spreading from China to Japan, Korea, Anam, Cochin, Burma, Siam, India, Ceylon, Persia, and Arabia. It mentions a record of tea reaching a distant western river region west of Arabia, across a hot sea that could be Egypt, with caravans carrying tea to Manchuria, Mongolia, Kuldja, Tartary, Persia and northern India.
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Korea
Tonguin
Anam
Cochin
Burma
Siam
India
Ceylon
Persia
Arabian
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Arabia
Egypt
Manchuria
Mongolia
Kuldja
Tartary
Kver
A Boy's Definition of Peace from a Chicago Tribune snippet
A boy offers a rustic view of peace after reciting a patriotic poem. Miss Gray asks for the word's meaning and the child explains peace comes when his mother has finished dressing all six children for school.
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Miss Gray
Chicago Tribune
The Politician's Friends
A Washington Star quote exchange shows two politicians debating loyalty and favors with one stating friends never let him down while the other recalls friends turning on him when he needed support.
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Washington Star
Blues and natural law in mood and health notes
A San Francisco Bulletin column discusses the blues as a natural energy law, linking mood dips to overwork and intoxication. It advises solitude walks or cheerful companionship, then shifts to humorous signboard observations from travelers including odd butcher shop quotes and sale notices from New York Press.
Fishermen rescue attempt on Clyde ends in tearing overcoat pieces
A pair of Scottish ferrymen on the Clyde rowed a dandified Englishman toward a steamer when he fell overboard. The leading ferryman grabbed the wig and shirt collar as the man sank, pulling at his garments in frustration while shouting for help to save as much of him as possible as he drifted away.
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Clyde
Donald
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