Attractive Rates Across The West For March Travel
Daily low tourist rates to the Gulf country and Old Mexico plus one way fares to Utah California Oregon Washington Idaho Montana. March 5th and 19th excur sion rates offer nearly 50 percent reductions. Frequent monthly departures from Nebraska regions to the Big Horn Basin and western states via Standard and Tourist sleepers.
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Gulf Country
Colorado
Oklahoma
Arizona
Old Mexico
New Mexico
Utah
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Big Horn Basin
Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Pain, Say Fort Scott Woman
Mrs. Melissa A. Love of Fort Scott Kansas reports persistent back pain and urinary disorder from a grip illness. After using Doan's Kidney Pills purchased at T W Atkins Drug Store she experienced complete relief and recommends the remedy. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Kansas
Melissa A. Love
Hendricks Street
Fort Scott
Kans
T. W. Atkin
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Local Notes and Social Roundup in Sidney District
Lewis Brett passed through these parts en route to Sidnes that week. The Clara Dipping Co held a very successful meeting last Wednesday. School commenced in District 15 last Monday with a full house. Land men Swatzlander and McNish inspected their land here last week and purchased a section from Wm Goding. P J Wiggins presented himself with a new gang plow. Mr Paltz went to Bronson last Friday eve to dance. Everyone is farming and expects a bumper crop. large acreage to be planted. Shrear went to Sidney last Friday after a new plow. Dan Himer went to Potter last Saturday. Gustaphson spent Sunday in the Sidney Draw. EB Quinn spent Sunday afternoon at the Shrear ranch. Posts note irregular mail delivery delays reporting. Local joke about bachelors and old maids shows village humor.
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Lewis Brett
Sidnes
Clara Dipping Co
Messra. Swatzlander
McNish
Wm Goding
P.J. Wiggins
Paltz
Bronson
Mr Shrear
Sidney
Dan Himer
Potter
Gustaphson
Sidney Draw
Bronson Social Roundup and Local Changes
Mr and Mrs ER V S Pomeroy called at the John Anderson ranch on Monday. Mr Yoakam of Kimball visited Chas Andersons. Mr GO K Lawrence moved to Potter. Rudolph Perse leaves for Missouri to buy a farm. James Bertramson of Colorado called on friends. E A Lake of Cheyenne succeeds K Lawrence as Bronson teacher. E Huff of Holyoke Neb purchased the Shaver ranch and took possession. Bronson Literary Society held its Ist meeting with a delightful program and dance enjoyed by all.
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Mr. Yoakam of
Kimball
Chas. Anderson
GO. K. Lawrence
Potter
James Bertramson
Colorado
E. A. Lake
Cheyenne
K. Lawrence
Bronson Co
E. Huff
Holyoke
Neby
Shaver Ranch
Bronson Literary Society
Land Transfers Across Town and Rural Plats
A local land transfer list records deals including H J Farley selling to J A Berry in section 26 township 16 range 53 for 4100 and multiple transfers such as W C Chaney to B Brinker in section 28 township 1 range 51 for 1600 and Lincoln Land Co to J W Wells lot 13 block 6 Bridgeport for 150. Other entries include E S Deuel to G W Walter for 4800 and J Wells to F R Reddish for Bridgeport lot 13 block 6 for 1500.
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H J. Farley
J. A. Berry
W. BH. Lanning
W. F. Fawcett
Wm. FE
Wm. Fisher
Lincoln Land Co
J. W. Wells
Lot
Bridgeport
Heine
W. J. Bucholz
Alfred McLavy
F. R. Reddish
Los
Wm. F Dempster
C. E. Fisher
Execution in India Report of Mumbai Murderer Beheading
A German paper recounts near Bombay the execution of a man found guilty of killing his brother in law. The family chose death, the condemned knelt, and after the chief of police affirmed the law, a razor edged knife severed his head as ropes held his neck taut.
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India
Bombay
Nfe
Nightly Throne Feeds On City Hotels And Servants
The article describes modern New York hotels with a vast staff including clerks, chefs, cooks, detectives, engineers, waiters, maids, and more. A person can stay for four dollars in a room with bath, while many rooms cost double and grand state suites fetch 100 to 125 dollars daily, meals extra.
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Crowned Head
New York
Remsen Crawford
Book of Mormon origins questioned as plagiarism claim
A critique asserts the Book of Mormon is a free paraphrase of Rev. Solomon Spalding 1816 romance. It alleges Joseph Smith dictated the text to Oliver Cowdery behind a curtain, claimed discovery by revelation, and used Urim and Thummim spectacles to read plates in reformed Egyptian. The disappearing artifacts and dictation narrative are cited as framing origin.
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Solomon Spalding
Joseph Smith
Oliver Cowdery
Smith
Palingyra
Ontario
N. Y
John
Spirit of Cheerfulness Amidst Life's Struggles
The text describes cheerfulness arising from a cheerful temper, youthful vigor, or a resilient character. It portrays such people as strengths and defenses for themselves and others, likening them to watch towers of humanity whose lights offer hope and encouragement through hardship.
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Hts
Postmaster Refuses Heavy Letter at Mississippi Office
A Mississippi postmaster tells a story from Harper's Weekly about an old darkey who tried to mail a letter weighing over the single stamp limit. The letter proved too heavy and the man asked if another stamp could lighten it, provoking astonishment.
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South
Mississippi
Boas
Harper's Weekly
Preacher Reflects After Graduation Sermon
The minister recalled preaching to a girls college graduating class, with the audience surrounding the pulpit in white. He told his wife he felt like a crow on a snowdrift and urged life to be in ongoing progression, aiming to do more than in the past.
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Johnson
The Sacred Lotus and Its Mythic Fruit
The lotus legend links Ulysses companions to a fruit believed to induce dreamlike contentment and refusal to depart. Poets from Homer to Tennyson echo this myth, while botanists identify the lotus with thorny Tu wis berries. Central Africa specimens and dried fruit hint at a stimulating, intoxicating effect underlying the legends.
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Nile
Africa
Ulysses
Paradise
Tennyson
Tuwis
Mungo Park
Central Africa
Antiquarian humor on wages long ago and value of a dollar
A Chicago antiquary muses on historic salaries and living costs. He cites Columbus era pay and expedition costs, then compares modern lawyers ministers and judges with Edward IV figures. He notes taxes and prices, concluding a Christmas meal would cost under 3 cents a head in Knox's time.
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Columbus
Chicago
Nleas
America
Edward IV
Roger Fulpott
John Knox
Impression Definition Offered by Teacher
A teacher asks students to define impression and a pupil answers that it is a dent in a soft spot. The exchange occurs at the foot of the class in Birmingham, cited by Alea in Advance.
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Birmingham
Alea
Inherited Wealth Fuels Bradley's Frenzied Fame
Quotes discuss wealth and literary pretensions with wit. Bradley, heir to vast fortune, is described as behaving like a man possessed. A broader quip notes that buying books is mistaken for owning their contents, while another mocks literary riches and exclusive libraries.
Editor's eyes on every poet's writings
A witty exchange portrays the artist questioning the poet about readership and the poet boasting editors nationwide read his works. The dialogue underscores pride and the publishing world’s reach across the nation.
Shoe habits and missteps noted in Baltimore American
A Baltimore American item describes a man who always puts on the left shoe last and the right shoe first, while the left shoe ends up on the right foot. It notes the odd habit of placing right shoes on the left foot and left shoes on the right foot, a recurring quirk.
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Haltimore American
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Homeseekers
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North Platte Valley
Landseekers’ Information
Burlington
Landseekers’ Pay Bureau
Farnam
Omaha, Neb
M. A. Shipman
Neb
L. W. Wakely
Omaha
McKibbin & Son
Dawson Lincoln
Denel Keith
Cheyenne Kimball
Lexington and Sidney, Neb
Hatel
Bridgeport, Neb
J. W. Iddings, Prop
C.W. Handley
Dalton, Neb
North Dakota
Dalton
Clara
ER. V.S. Pomeroy
John Anderson Ranch
Rudolph Perse
Missouri
W. C Chaney
B. Brinker
M. Janson
H. BH. Howarth
A. Mestl
J. Hollaren
E. J. McKelvey
Bayard
C. Callahan
C. C. McNish
Bradley
Lippincott's
Eguiam
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Piano Buyers’ Guide
Edison Phonographs
Edison
See Records
Erent Merks
M. O. Sager
Sidney, Neb
B. F Mitchell
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
Evernight
Oberfelder Clothiny Clothing
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