Bridgeport Notes and Regional Happenings
Local items from Bridgeport and nearby areas cover a serious typhoid case in Angora treated in Denver, candidacy for sheriff in Sidney, cattle ranch prospects near Omaha, and a planned reunion of Civil War veterans. Reports also note Wm Guthrie eyeing a Wyoming ranch purchase, John Beerline’s new riverfront home, and river water at low levels affecting ditch maintenance.
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Angora
Denver
Ray Tarble
Kansas City
C A. Wagner
O D. Lyon
Sand Hills
O D
Wm. Sturt
Sidney
Wm. Guthrie
Omaha
Wyoming
Commander White
Nebraska
J. W. White
John Beerline
Riley Bros
Riverside Reapings Dance Night At Meyer Ranch
Miss Laura Irving and Mr Geo Beer attended the Smith area dances with guests from Bridgeport and Johnson's Ranch. The Meyer ranch gathering drew old and young, with a lap supper and music from Chas Lowe and Weaselsmith. Des Moines Town resident Emu Honnette to visit July 29.
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MM. Wilson
L. M. Meyers
Laura Irving
Geo. Beerline
Johnson's Ranch
Marie
Anthony Johnson
Bridgeport
Mass Emu Honnette
Des Moines
J. Johnson
G.T. Gannon
L. M. Meyer
R. Lisco
Rush Creek
Stonewall” Jackson
Remsburg
Messrs
Chas. Lowe
Bridgsport
Weaselsmith
Life
Local notes on rain, crops and a musical evening
A light shower fell Wednesday afternoon two miles north of town with heavier rain seven miles north. The writer expects oats to be average and reports a town club promising results. Miss Wright, Miss Gladys Wright and Mr. Edwin Stewarts gave a delightful program at Young's Hall. The merry go round is not operating. Doran was seen on the street and plans to help Bullock stack hay. Mr. Wilcox is recovering from illness.
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West
Young’s Hall
Miss Wright
Gladys Wright
Gdwin Stewitts
Ewin
New State Game Law Details Open Season and Licenses
The paper outlines the new game law effective July 1 requiring nonresidents to obtain a $10 county license and out of county licensing at $100, with licenses valid for the year. It sets open seasons for prairie chickens, quail, ducks, geese, and fish, and governs methods, penalties for officers, and uses of license funds for schools. It also restricts certain hunting rights and prohibits shipping game except in limited quantities.
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Govenor
Nile
List of unclaimed letters at Sidney post office
Week ending July 26, 190. Public notice lists unclaimed letters including Gents Arthur Quandt dalias Hurus Robusat Males Kiteh and others. Names appear with multiple spellings and some unreadable entries, letters awaiting pickup. Advertised letters may be claimed by applying at the post office, Cas Callahan P M.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Arthur AE Quandt
Dalias Hurus
Males Kiteh
Bob Smith
Geo Mast ¢ Meehaute
Wells
Arthur
Mitchell
Hl Wells
Great Sunday Magazine in Chicago Record Herald Sundays
The Chicago Record Herald Sundays magazine offers full global news plus illustrated special articles by noted writers William E. Curtis Clara Morris Bob Burdette and Frank G Carpenter. It features women’s sections fashions household economy art music drama a sporting section with Tan Murnane Miluchy Hogan Will Logan Jr and Rod and reel topics and a children’s page comic section and other entertainments.
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Tuk CoHicaco Record-Herald
William E. Curtis
Clara Morris
Bob" Burdette
Frank G. Carpenter
Chicago Record Stratp
Tan Murnane
Miulachy Hogan
Will Logan, Jr
Harness Horse
and Loee
Cavatlier
Summer Outing to Rocky Mountain Regions via Union Pacific
The Union Pacific promotes summer travel to Colorado Rockies healthful spots and scenic lakes. Round trip from Missouri River points costs 15 dollars with summer dates from June 11 to July 10 and August 31. tickets on July 1 to September 10 at 15 dollars. return by October 31. other rates from intermediate points.
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Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Union Pacific
Missouri River
Union Paeide
Missouri Rover
Chamberlains Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed
A Columbus Georgia druggist QC W Wakefield praises Chamberlains Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy calling it the best stomach and bowel cure he has seen in twenty years. He reports curing two cases of cholera morbus and selling hundreds of bottles to satisfied customers. For sale by Di J Scanlon.
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W Wakefield
Columbus
D i J. Scanlon
Utah climate and a rail fare to Salt Lake City
An 18th century note recalls Utah climate near Great Salt Lake. A Union Pacific travel offer sets round trip fares from Missouri River to Ogden and Salt Lake City at $60 plus $260 with various travel windows and return limits, inviting inquiries to WOD Chirrox, Agent.
New King's Discovers Claim World Wide Cure Record
Advert says Dr Kings New Discoveries cure consumption pneumonia hemorrhage pleurisy bronchitis and other ailments. It pledges to restore hopeless patients to health with tests praised as severest while offering large bottles for one dollar and free trial bottles at druggists guaranteeing satisfaction or refund.
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Kings New
Prevent Heartburn with Careful Eating and Tablets
When food quantity or richness strains digestion heart burn may follow. Eat slowly and not freely of easily digested foods. Masticate thoroughly. Allow six hours between meals. If you feel fullness after eating take one Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablet. for sale by D J Scanlon.
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D J Scanlon
Yellow Jaundice Patient Cured by Electric Bitters
A Lexington Kentucky man named MooA Elevality suffered from yellow jaundice with skin and eye color changes and severe symptoms. After failing to improve with doctors, two bottles of Electric Bitters cured him, proving the remedy’s merit for stomach liver and kidney troubles. Sold by all druggists for 50 cents.
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Mooa
Lexington
Nebraska Horticate Society Urges Federal Water Storage Action
At a Kearney meeting last week the Nebraska Horticate Society passed resolutions urging the federal government to address water storage for agricultural need. The group calls for artesian wells and reservoirs to supply adequate water, asks Nebraska’s congressional delegation to back pertinent appropriation, and directs copies to allied committees and club members.
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State Horticatewa Society
Kearney
Nebraska
Congress
Thibilie
Eas
Miemocr
Congressional Club
Securary
Aighiuntia
Aetase
Yellowstone Park in August and travel details
August is promoted as the best month to visit Yellowstone Park. The piece notes cool weather at 5 000 feet amid snowcapped peaks and invites readers to write to Francis, General Passenger Agent, Burlington Route, Omaha for more information. It includes an anecdote praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy's effectiveness in infant illness.
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Yellowstone Park
Middle West
Francis
Burlington
Omaha
Nebr
Chamberlain
Shase
Curtis Baker
Bocokwalter
Ohio
D. Scanton
Yellowstone
Earth
J. Francis
Avent
Neb
Ducklens Arica Salve Promised Cure All Sores
An old advertisement touts Ducklens Arica Salve as infallible for fever sores boils ulcers carbuncles felons from its use. It claims it heals cuts corns burns and piles and is priced 25 cents at all druggists.
Music and travel notes and livestock trades in late notice
A collection of brief items includes a musical recital praised for youthful talent at a church, an advertisement for Dr Wings New Life Pills with claimed health benefits, a Yellowstone Park travel pitch by J Francis detailing a ten day trip, and a note offering two draught stallions and cash for good draught horses at Washburn's livery barn.
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Washburn’s
W. L. Reynolds
Legal Notices Place Name and Bank Notice Summary
Public legal advertisement notes a certificate of deposit and surplus profits tied to Nebraska banks and merchants. Notary public attestation and director involvement are referenced with dates and expirations near late July.
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Corpsdtatt Stee Iy Putha
Fred Torntsaded Protits Trativadlual
Posits
Sube Jeet Terchenh Seth S
San Patvare Banks and Hankers
Arid
Tendisrow Nated
Yellowstone Park Excursion Leaves for Bedi Trip
A personally conducted excursion party departs Nebraska, Kansas, and Colorado on Tuesday, August 20, for a bedi trip through Yellowstone Park. The cost is under $100 and covers railroad fare, sleeper both ways, meals, hotels, and stage through the Pack. Full details mailed on request.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Eee Park
Aminus
Beth
Boowlet
Zall
Reanest
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P. M
A Great Sunday Magazine
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Utah
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Great Salt Lake
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Salt Lake City
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District Court of
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Sidney, Neb
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