Nebraska notes on fairs railways and politics today
Nebraskan brief items report state fair at Lincoln set for September 6 to 13 and Lincoln’s bid to host the next five years. A rail survey links Sidney to Chadron. Haish funds a manual training school plan, while Dems mock Harrison Blaine. Boards of trade delegates meet on statewide advertising impact and growth.
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Lincoln
Iaish
State University
Haish
Providence
Nebraska
Waish
Boards of Trade
Open western lands draw rapid migration beyond Nebraska
The text notes changing settlement conditions over the past decade with the far west and north now open and easily accessible. Population growth shifts from steady advance to large leaps, leaving Nebraska overlooked as settlers seek opportunities further west. It stresses the need for prospective settlers and businessmen to understand this state's resources and capabilities.
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Nebraska
Great American Industries and July magazine previews
The eighth paper in the Great American Industries series discusses glass manufacture. Harpers notes articles on Scribner's July issue with fiction by notable writers. Wide Awake highlights Miss Seward and Mrs Burton Starrinson. Local items from Lodge Pole and Nes Nebraska describe community news, crops, a Knights of Pythias encampment, and Union Pacific travel plans plus assorted ads and notices.
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Harpers’ Magazine
Scribner's Magazine
Harrison Robertson
T. R. Sullivan
John R. Spears
Miss Crosby
C. L. Buckingham
Telegraph
Miss Seward
Robert College
American College
Constantinople
Europe
Burton Starrinson
Republican Court
Washington
Fourth of July Excursion Rates on Union Pacific Rail Line
Union Pacific announces a single fare round trip from all ticket selling stations to any point within 200 miles for July excursions. Tickets sold July 3 and 4, valid for outbound travel the sale day and return through July 5. Cities along the line plan elaborate Fourth of July celebrations. For detailed rates and schedules, contact a Union Pacific ticket agent. Mary Winters offers a selection of pure liquors at the Court.
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Columbus
Neb
Union Pacific Railway
Nebraska
Union Pacific
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