Goingsouth timetable note with passenger and freight trains
An OCR fragment lists train numbers and services on a railroad line. It mentions No 30, passenger service Dally 0 3 a.m. No 203, Freight Dally Exception 50 p.m. It notes GOING NORTC with sleeping dining and reclining chair cars and ticketing to US or Canada. It provides agent names Shipman and J Francis for tickets and information in Omaha.
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Dally
United States
Canada
Manga, & Igg
Shipman
J. Francis
Otorar
Omuba
Nobrasks
Overland Limited and Express Timetable Eastbound
Eastbound railroad timetable lists No. 2 Overland Limited No. 4 Atlantic Express No. 6 Fast Mail No. 102 and No. 161. It notes Nos. 301 and 102 do not carry passengers while air freight trains carry passengers to stops. W. D. Onirrox, Agent.
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Overland Limited
Atlantic Express
Mail and Express
Fast Mail
Pacific Express
Mall and Express
W. D. Onirrox
Market Price List from The Sidney Markets
The Sidney market page lists prices for Wheat per bushel Corn Rye Barley Prairie Hay baled per ton Alfalta dressed Hogs per 100 Steers Potatoes per 100 lb Butter per lb Eggs per dozen Dressed Chickens per 100 lb with various figures such as 8.00 3.00 6.00 5.50 and 8.00 presented alongside scattered symbols and incomplete data.
Train Notes From North Platte On U P Service And Staff
U P officials report Clabaugh in town, Hower running as extra brakeman, Schroeder laid up with grippe, Null attends Brakeman Vernon funeral. Union Pacific places a gamm section sign at Chappell, engine Strahorn covers 123 miles Sidney to North Platte in 22 minutes. Burlington time card changes shift freight and passenger schedules, including 8:50 p m southbound and 6:05 a m northbound arrivals. One editor pass ride incident delayed No 102 at Lexington last week.
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Schroeder
U. P
Nes
Pacific
Strahorn
Sidney
North Platte
Omuaba
Union Pacific
W. H. Bancroft
Harriman
New York
Burlington
Lexington
Cosad
Rail travel booms as western excursion season opens
The excerpt notes heavy rail use with Burlington trains and Union Pacific cars packed to Portland Seattle and west points. It cites nearly 900 passengers on trains 3 and 5 and reports on leadership rumors denying Robert Sutherland’s or Colorado division consolidation into Nebraska Wyoming divisions.
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Cozad
North Platte
Burlington
Portland
Seattle
Union Pacific
Northwest
Lincoln Journal
J M. Gruber
Robert Sutherland
Rock Island
Topeka
Nebraska
Gruber
Colorado
Wyoming
Sterling misses sugar beet plant deal. local notes
Neighborhood notes report Sterling failed bid for a sugar beet factory. Harvey Stephens teaches in Fletcher Washington. A Russian agent reportedly seeks workers in Denver for Liverian railroad. Thos M Alstor moves to Alliance to run a Testaurant. Julesburg gains a newspaper plant. not viable. Alliance Junior Normal opens June 13 to August 19 with lectures by Frank R. Robertson Montaville Flowers Frank Nelson Lotus Glee Club and Slayton Jubilee. Instructors listed include Bartz Snodgrass Philpott Dan forth Brindley.
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Sterling
Harvey Stephens
Fletcher
Washington
Denver
Liverian Railroad
Thos M. Alstor
Sidney
Alliance
T. W. Acklin
Julesburg
Frank R. Robertson
Montaville Flowers
Frank Nelson
Lotus Glee Club of
New York
Slayton
W. H. Bartz
M. R. Snodgrass
Wayne
Chas. W. Philpott
Lincin High School
C. C. Danforth
Sarah Brindley
Fremont
Local bargains and services listed in Oberfelders ad
Oberfelders advertises 25c collars and a 30 day sacrifice sale with numerous local goods. Other listings include office rooms for rent, Heath Milligan paint, Dan Bergman paint, Harper Wright hardware and stoves, Chas Gunderson inquiries, and Tobin pigs for sale with Lodgewood ranch sale days Fridays and Saturdays. Merifield optician offers free eye tests. Anticeptine wood preserver sold at Scanlon's.
School Notes Highlight Mixed Classroom Doings
Artie Patenburg serves as janitor while Clarence Chambers left school this week and Ava Gates is absent sick. Julian Seida returns to fourth grade after a long absence and Clayton Radcliff back in high after brief absence. Sixth graders study moods and modes as exams end. Second primary readers delve into Black Beauty. Minnie Shank is absent due to aunt’s illness. Older boys play hockey and strangers tease, while Mabel Gentry returns home to the country. A senior laments boys left alone in the world. Snowfall delights younger pupils as Japanese and Russians battle with snowballs. who was defeated remains unknown. Second primary children wear hatchets on lapels in honor of Washington’s Birthday and virtue imitation.
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Julian Seida
Clayton Radcliff
Minnie Shank
Mabel Gentry
Washington
Leap Year League Targets Sidney Bachelors in Banner County
Swede Point correspondent reports Sidney's marriageable maidens form a Leap Year League to woo and capture single men, focusing on breadwinners who own homes as the town, oldest in western Nebraska, stays up to date in other ways.
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Banner County News
Sidney
Nebraska
Dalton Bachelors Form Matrimonial Bureau in Dalton
Ten Dalton bachelors gather at Woolsey's hall on February 17 to organize the Bachelors' Matrimonial Bureau of Dalton Nebraska. Tobe Bewley elected president Geo Quirin secretary Frank Babb treasurer Emil Andreen named traveling agent to solicit proposals from coast to coast. The group plans meetings on the second and fourth Saturdays each month and fines member W S Woolsey fifty dollars for rejecting a marriage proposal.
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Dalton
Woolsey’s Hall
Freeman
Emil Andreen
Andreen
Bachelors’ Matrimonial Bureau
Dalton, Neb
Tobe Bewley
Bewley
Geo. Quirin
Frank Babb
Tom Freeman
W. S. Woolsey
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Leslie Stephen on John Stuart Mill’s nervous eloquence
Stephen recalls Mill entering Parliament with a frail figure and nervous tension. Mill delivered perfectly formed sentences from memory, losing his thread then regaining his pace. He spoke with intense feeling, often irritated by audience scorn, while country gentlemen mocked what they saw as an odd philosopher.
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John Stuart Mill
Leslie Stephen
House of Commons
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Txvequary
A roundup of items from March 8 1884 notes pay day at the post offices cattle driven into town by yesterday's storm Firth Booth Billey Hopp en plan new ranch locations O L C company ranch crew visits Cheyenne opera attendees a proposed building association Sidney wagoners and railroad debates on free bridge and policy critique Friday literary program includes readings recitations a banjo solo and debating Chinese legislation validity.
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L. L. Stultz
Sheedy Ranch
Messrs
Firth Booth
Billey Hoppen
Pumpkin Creek
Mac Radcliff
Ass Remsburg
Joe Gamble
H A. Benedict
O.L &C. Company
Rush Creek
Cheyenne
E T. Duffey
Frank Catalini
S. Kellner
Thomas Kane
W. H. Benns
Borie
Misses Allen
Cleburne
Sidney
Railroad
Reading
J. L. Essig
Lulu Burg
Banjo
John Hart
J C. Bush
Chas. Walker
F. Anderson
Lyceum Journal
L. E. Brown
H. Rayner
L. BE. Brown
L. Stevens
A. A. Ricker
Directory of Officials and Local Institutions
The Telegraph Directory presents a roster of state and local leaders including governor and lieutenant governor, secretary of state, attorney general, superintendent of public instruction, land office figures, and a long list of county and city officers. It lists school boards, teachers, church services for Evangelical Lutheran and Methodist, and notices for Royal Neighbors and a Freemasons lodge with officers.
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Mickey
BE. G. McGillan
G. W. Marah
Chas
Weston Auditor
Peter Mortenson
Prowt
Wm. K. Fowler
G. D. Follmer
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Lincoln
Quad
Chicago
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Louis
All Points East
Seuth
Neb
Helena
Dalle
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Points West
Tinion Pacific Railroad
Sidney, Neb
Sidney Markets
Clabaugh
Thureday
Geo. Hower
Oberfelders
Earl & Wilson
Cullahan Block
First Nations Bank
Heath & Milligan
D. J. Scanlon
E. W. Murless
Greenlee & Ben
Aline Millers
Wisconsin Shoes
Dan Bergman
Mound City
Harper & Wright
Harper & Wright's
D. J. Scanlon’s
Potter
Gunderson
M. H. Tobin
Lodgewood Ranch
J. R. Merifield
Artie Patenburg
Clarence Chambers
Ava Gates
Township
Range
Dalton, Nebr
J. R. Mason
Nebr
Boome
Richards Block
V. F
Kucera
Leroy Martin
Attorney AT Law
Herbert S. Crane
F Cc. Beebe
H. E. Gapen
Court House
D. Stowitts
U. P. Railmnad
Oberfelder Building
F. Kucera
L G. Simon
John Anderson
Lodgepole Creek
Cattle Pranacalla
Pdarkidlow & Lindberg
Redington
Lawrence Fork
W Co
Brullocn
Lodgepole
Cheyenne Co
Cottonwood Creek
Logan Co
Eni
Tobin
Jon
Animal
Gr. George Cattle CO
Sidney Draw
H. Beard
Kimball
Lawrence Forks
J. Flood
Ickes, Neb
Davison
Sidney Neb
H Cadam Bros
Potter, Neb
Ril
Peter Rei8on
Sextorp
Ruange
Orses
Ralston & Fonda
Lion
UNION
South Omaha
Bank of Nebranes
J.J. McIntosh
J. F. Afcin
Osh, Onshiotr
American Bank
Europe
Cheyenne Cigar Factory
Sidney Branch
Greenlee & Benson
General Merchandise
Crockery
the Telegraph Directory
Senate
G. HW
Deltrich J. Millard
Kinkaidi Neild
U. § Land Office
Hoth
W. D. Giffin
Gothenburg
G.C. McAlister
Cnappell
H.M. Grimes
B. A. Cary
Omicla Stenomapher
A.K. Greenlee
W. Lee
Roe. Barrett
Colton
James Tucker
Frankcs
Sidney Surveyor
O . Row
Hladley
Robt
Bianveison
Lodgepele
Frank X. Rilen
Fred Tandberg
Board Village Trustees
Sanders
Oes Wright
A. KK
Greenlee
Essie D. Harris
J. E. Gapen
Jas L. Meintos
M. J. Sanders
Leroy Martin Co
A Burton, A.D. Stewitts
John Daughert
Veess
A. Dirc
G.C. Danforth
Minnie Chase
G.V Dornan
Alice Jonson
Myrtle Hiett
Anna McFadden
Valeska Neubauer
Istrimary
Thevangelical Lutheran Church
Leamen
Methodist Episcopal Crurch
C.J. Osborn
Epworth League
J.T. Hagaman
Ogalla
Farnex Devane
Christ Church Episcopal
Waitzwouar
Dunkard Mission
Dunkard Church
J. C. Sursacorr
Royal Neighbors
Hal
Mks N
Frank Welch Lodge
FB. Closman
WLM
Lesuin Neudaler
Bidney Lodge
O. F
M.E. Wasbury
N. G
C.P. Chambens
Rebecca
O O. F
Mas. C. Hower
Vaueska Neubauer
E. V. Sumner
A.J. Siaskell
J. Necnaurn
Sidney Camp
M W.of A
Frank Ackerman
V. CG. C
V. Chambers
Sidney Lodge
Frank Ack Emman
M. W. Ww
A. G. Fagr
H.J. Sxype
Record and Finnnes
Providence
O. E
Masonic Hall
Wise W.M
Mus
W. F. Bagserr
Sidney Lodge No
A.O. W
L. O. O. R. Hall
Maggie Snyder.c
Loyal Mystic Legion of America
Hupeon
Eona Murllese
Lady Rittenhouse
So'vlock
Axnie
MaGore Syypen
Kilburny Camp
Royal Mwighlinders
Jas. Bunnys
M. C. P. VY Lenakum
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Treas
Macauley
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