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A notice states the publisher will provide readers with timely information on events and correspondence while aiming to remove slanderous or objectionable content. It also notes the proprietors of Lageare are not liable for articles unless they are original editorials or local matter.
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Bdney Te Cueaare
Ius
Opecia
Pete
Lageare
Arikenes
Seward
Judge Field
Gates Supreme Court
Dong
Fem Frencieco
Barbera
New Indian Policy Calls 200 Volunteers for Western Front
Gen McDowell is authorized to raise 200 volunteers for the western Indian war with power to extend to 500 if needed. The move marks a rare federal call for frontier troops to quell raids, arguing western frontiersmen, with stake in settlement, are best suited to fight. The piece cites horse thieves active along the frontier and notes local county officials offer rewards for arrests and convictions.
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McDowell
Stagecoach legends and wild frontier humor in a midwest paper
A mosaic of colonial era humor and frontier anecdotes notes the Kearney Stage as a symbol and mocks rapid horse theft rates in the region. It cites the Wanhoo Republican’s skepticism toward editors, Sidney wagon caravans from southern Kansas, and coyotes used as sentinels to deter tramps, with a provocative joke about a coyote hatchery adjacent to a beanery.
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Wanhoo
Thomas
Sidney
Towo
Plattsmouth Hotel Rules Spark Farmer Diner Clash
Plattsmouth hotelkeepers refuse entry to Granger without coat and collar, provoking indignation among yeomen who voice protests through the Herald. Farmers reportedly enter hotels freely elsewhere, prompting steamed reaction from Eastern farmers. The Nebraska Nonpareil editors offer praise as the Daily’s end nears, while cattle markets in Ogallala show rising activity with large consignments and wide regional movement toward the Platte River.
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Plattsmouth
Granger
Balkene crossing reported by Turkish forces on July 16
In London dated July 17 an official account describes the crossing of the Balkene by Turkish troops on July 16. It notes the arrival of dragoons and an artillery battery under General Gourkon, forces that prompted the Turks to flee. A flag, several standards, and arms were captured.
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Aseiso
Balkene
Tirmova
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