Train Schedule and Services for Omaha Line
GOING SOUTH. No. 901 Passenger Dally 2:00 a.m. No. 208 Freight Daily Except Sun 1:00 a.m. GOING NORTH. No. 302 Passenger Daily 2:21 a.m. No. 9 Freight Daily Except Mon 9:50 a.m. Extras carry no passengers. Stepping dining and reclining chair cars on through trains. Tickets and baggage to any U S or Canada point. For info maps times call M A SHIPMAN Agent or L W WAKELEY General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebrask a.
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United States
Canada
M. A. Shipman
L. W. Wakeley
Omaha
Nebraskit
County Maps for Sale by the Telegraph
Published and for sale by the Telegraph at 5 cents each. Mailed to any address upon receipt of price.
Pure bred Shire Stallion Listed in Nebraska
One four year old pure bred Shire stallion is listed by E V S Pomeroy of Sidney Nebraska in this notice.
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E.V.S
Pomeroy
Sidney, Neb
Sidney
Saddles for Sale From Pomeroy Listings
Two lady saddles offered for sale a ladies side saddle and a ladies cross saddle inquire EB V Pomeroy location details and contact.
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Pomeroy
Pasture and Hay Contractors Advertised in Nebraska
Parties may rent pasture at reasonable rates with good feed and running water. Terms apply to C. E. HuFr at Old Kane place six miles west of Sidney. Hay contractors wanted to cut and stack 600 to 1000 tons of native hay. Bennett Livestock Co. of Kimball, Neb. offers machinery and good price.
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C. E. HuFr
Old Kane Place
Sidney
Bennett Livestock Co
Kimball, Neb
Herefords for sale at Potter ranch
Full-blood Herefords available at the Joan M. Abas ranch near Potter Nebraska. Call to investigate if you are considering a purchase.
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Potter
Joan M. Abas
Potter, Neb
Land for sale near Sidney Nebraska six miles northwest
For Sale. One hundred sixty acres of fine land six miles northwest of Sidney Nebraska not adjoining the seller s ranch. For details write or call C J Osborn Sidney Nebraska.
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Sidney, Neb
C. J. Osborn
Agricultural goods and sales agent notice
Second hand buggy and harness in good shape. For particulars inquire at this office. AGENTS WANTED With rig to sell our medicines extracts etc to farmers. ROYAL MANUFACTURING Co. 417 EB. 18th St Kansas City Mo.
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Royal Manufacturing Co
18Th St
Kansas City
Mystery of Beeswax on Oregon Shores Reveals Historic Trade
The Oregon coast yields ancient beeswax blocks and candles stamped I H 8 from ships likely bound to Asia, Mexico, or South America. Indigenous residents found wax centuries later, suggesting long travel routes and unknown early trade links along the Pacific Northwest shores.
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Oregon
Great Northwest
Columbia River
Mr. Clarke
Lewis and Clark
Elenry
Howell
Piaces
Mexico
South America
Literary impostors and famous publishing hoaxes cited
A survey of literary impostors exposes writers who deceived readers with imagined voyages and fake histories. Notable cases include Gamelil Carrieri’s imaginary world journey and Du Halde’s China tale. Gulliver’s Travels and Damberger’s travels described as hoaxes. Varillas forged chronicles. Gregorio Reti’s sensational additions. Joseph Vella’s Livy hoax. and Sir John Hill outsourcing Dutch translation to save costs.
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Gamelil Carrieri
China
du Halde
Gulliver
Damberger
Varillas
Gregorio Reti
Joseph Vella
Sicily
Livy
John Hill
Discovery of a New Planet in 1781
On March 13 1781 William Herschel in Slough England discovered a new planet. He named it Georgium sidus to honor George III but later suggestions from other astronomers and Uranus rising as the accepted designation worldwide.
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William Herschel
Slough
England
George III
Herschel
Uranus
Does the baby talk yet asks family friend
A family joke features a baby that supposedly does not need to talk because it can yell to get everything it wants. The baby’s disgusted little brother explains that yelling suffices to obtain anything valuable in the house.
Not Living in a Boarding House Quandary
A quotation exchange appears in a newspaper page noting a misperception about someone living in a boarding house. The dialogue contrasts a mishearing with a self-stated living arrangement. The item reflects a lighthearted or literary aside rather than a core news event.
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Jinks
Washington Herald
Various Local visits and shows in Sidney Nebraska town
Potter, Nebraska resident B F Thornburg visits town while Miss Bessie Rhoder recovers from tonsillitis. J L McIntosh trips to Chappell. Peter Benson returns from Ogden Utah. Dr Dullard from Kimball reports good business. A E Kivett, C C McNish and James Norrick bring land buyers. Pension board meets with two veterans examined. Spurious twenty five and fifty cent coins surface in Sidney shops.
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Sidney
A Prince of Dwarfs Boruwlaski Passes at Ninety-Eight
The famed dwarf Count Joseph Boruwlaski died at age ninety eight in Durham. He stood three feet three inches, married well, and mingled in Georgian court life. King George IV praised him at Carlton House. Burial inscriptions in Durham note his Polish birth and elegant life.
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British Isles
Joseph Boruwlaski
Boruwlaski
Carlton House
George IV
Charles Mathews
Borowlaski
Durham
Poland
England
Marie Antoinette
Queen Victoria
St. Mary the Less
Pokucia
Kingdom of
London
Tornado described with rope-like funnel and white spiral
In Kansas, a tornado was observed from about ten miles away. The funnel appeared as a two foot diameter rope leaning thirty five degrees toward the cloud, extending from cloud to earth. A white silvery spiral within the cloud resembled an auger and lay near horizontal, suggesting an electrical spiral connecting earth and cloud.
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Kansas
Scientific American
Stamp Collecting Showcases Animal Themed Mementos
In St. Nicholas Frank J. Stillman notes a stamp collection trend forming a menagerie. Animals such as lion tiger elephant giraffe jaguar camel hippopotamus and others appear on central figures with birds like peacock owl and emu and fish including cod and carp.
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Liliuokalani
Frank J. Stillman
St. Nicholas
Willing to Help Willie Longs for a Playmate
Willing to Help, Willie, an only child on a farm, longs for a playmate. He asks his mother why she won’t have a brother. She replies babies are too much trouble to tend, and he jokes that she should plant one for him to hoe.
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Willie
Lipplincott’s
Fragmentary Stereotype Musings From a Philadelphia Inquirer Page
A brief reader note appears in a Philadelphia Inquirer item reflecting on sadness while playing piano and sympathizing with an audience. The quoted lines suggest a playful exchange about performance emotion and audience reaction.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Presumption as innate disease say Montalgne
A fragment attributes a quotation to Montalgne naming presumption as a natural and original disease. The readable text presents the idea without broader context or details.
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Montalgne
Local Ads and Short Notices From Sidney Area
Classifieds and notices include dentistry offers, furnished rooms for rent, secondhand furniture buys, land sales, a day labor rate, a new cement shop opening, an ice cream festival hosted by St. Martha's Guild, and several local social and transportation updates. Community names include Mrs. J C Hopson, C W Hornaday, Herman Springer, H Shimizzie, H Bockstadter, Mrs. A K Greenlee, Mrs. Neubauer, J L McIntosh, Frank Holloway, C D Easig, Martin Cape, J W Reinmuth, Emil Andreen, Eroma Hubbell, Claude E Millhollin, Sarah E Lee, E E Rumsey, Rev Gunbar, H Bettendorf, Susie Tucker, and Dean Diumitt.
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F. L. Vangorder
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Sidney, Web
Atlantic Express
Los Angeles
Overland Limited
Colorado Express
California & Oregon Express
Los Angeles Limited
Chan
Ge Oeuy
J. Snowmarker
HSM
Lincoln
Chicago
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Neb
Denver
Helena
Datte
Portland
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Points West
Bulls
Bentley
B. F. Thornburg
Bessie Rhoder
J. L. McIntosh
Chappell
Peter Benson
Ogden
Utah
Dr. Dullard
Kimball
B. A. Jones
Indianola, Neb
Tony Johnson
Irving
City
J. C. Hudson
Fred King
Sheridan
Wyo
Burlington
Osborn & Mann
Dr. Yarlett
Board of Pension Examiners
Lewis Wilson
Lawrence Forks
Will Muoler
Redington
John Baker
Cheyenne
McLernon
A. E. Kivett
C.C. McNish
James Norrick
Geo. Moore
C. C. Darnell
John Widders
George Due
Herman Schroeder
Masonic Grand Lodge
Norfolk
North River Branch
North Platte Telegraph
Joel Wickard
Will Schuler
Jos. Saab
Dalton
John R. Johnson
Rose Mabr-Van Hardwelt
Canal Zone
van Hardtvelt
Tropic
Steve Babb
Fred Geiss
Greenwood
Babb
Nebraska Prairies
Prince OF Dwarfs
Count Joseph Boruwlaski
By Hamlin Garland
Earth
E. W. Murutess
J.C. Hopson
C. W. Hornaday
Wanxtep
Home Bakery
Herman Springer
First National Bank
N Shimizziee
P. O
Bockstadter
Pease
St. Martha's Guild
A. K. Greenlee
Henry Dean
Henry Vick
Frank Rowan
Frank Holloway
Bridgeport
Camp Clark
C. D. Easig
American Bank
Martin Cape
J. W. Reinmuth
Emil Andreen
North Divide
Eroma Hubbell
Olean
New York
W. Oosterboudt
Q. S. Murry
Sterling
Moncon
Claude E. Millhollin
Sarah E. Lee
E. E. Rumsey
McFadden
Front Street
Callahan
H. Bettendorf
Tuseday
Independence
Iowa
South Omaha
Susie Tucker
Dean Diumitt
Sidney Sanitarium
Drs. Benda
Frazey
Bougurt and
Soxp
Nat’i Bank
Martin
Attorney AT Law
Callahan Block
H E. Gapen
Court House
A. 3. ‘Stowitts
A. P.railroad
Oberfelder Building
R. P. ‘Scott
Kk. J. Woitisher
Murless
Scottsbluff Sanitarium
Scottsbluff
J. S. Hoaguan
W. V. Hoadasp Weteree
Hoagland & Hoagland, Attorneys At Law
Platte
Ohn Anderson
Toffice
Bia Ney
Moe’ Lowes Creek
Balloum
Lodgepole
Nebr
Lodgepole Creek
Cheyenne Co
Cottonwood Creek
Logan Co
Colo
Ark
Ieee
J. Flood
Ickes
Davison
Wellmer
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