The New Depot Signed and Financing Plan Approved
A local report details the committee signing the agreement for a new depot funded by the Union Pacific project. The piece argues the project will spur further growth, with Sid ney contributing raw stone and labor. It also critiques President Ragan’s prints and the county treasurer dispute, noting examiner Fodrea found cash and balance figures.
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Sidney
Union Pacle
U.P. Corporation
Hucchinsin
Ragan
Wiisman
Treasurer Examiner
Ruyean
Orer
Magan
Ife
Ickes
Fodrea
Jedger
Dalance
Gagan
Lhuys
Dutejdes
Lamont Standard and Registered 19353 Mare Service Offer
Lamont offers season 1804 for a ranch near Redington Nebraska on the Lawrence Fork. Service fee is ten dollars to insure a mare in foal, due when foal proves. Mares kept two months free, then one dollar per month. All mares at owner risk. E Donan Sidney Nebraska. Ingraham Palbury owner Warner ranch attended court to handle busines.
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Absy
Lawrence Fork
Redington
E. Donan
Y. O
Sidney
Inter State Irrigation Association Convention Invite
Omaha invites delegates for the second general convention of the Inter State Irrigation Association on March 21 and 22 1894. The effort aims to prove irrigation in the Semi Arid Plains by subterranean water and rainfall conservation with federal support for an irrigation survey and related bills before Congress. Prominent speakers include Major Powell and Jon Edwards Whit WhiTES.
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Omaha
Neb
Commercial Club of
Inter State Irrigation Association
Omah
Salina
Kansas
United States
Rocky Mountains
Plains
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
North Dakota
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Montana
Texas
New Mexico
Congress
America
WEN Pies
D. W. Powell
U.S. Geological Survey
Jon
Edwitt Whites
Bite
Agriculture
Col Rd Winton
Wo. Santhe
Irrigation Age
CF Mandersin
U. S
J Dye
Ellery
WN Nason
Local Hop Industry Details and Prospects in Washington
An article outlines hop farming in Washington, noting a six and a half foot by six foot plant layout, a 874 acre yard planted in 1893, and planned crop security. It explains costs of production around ten to eleven cents per pound, potential prices of fifteen to eighteen cents, and annual yields about 500 pounds per acre. It mentions C Bush, former Telegraph man, managing a hop yard in Chehalls, and Hush serving as business manager for Chichills Bee.
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C. Bush
Chehalls
Wash
Hush
Chichills Bee
Washington
Jess Uuth
St. al
One Case Tried in Court as Judge Deliberates
Judge Neville opened court and called for trial some of the numerous criminalesses. Rhea for the gang challenged the jury delaying proceedings while Wicklund faced a verdict of guilt that was later overturned. The tumultuous conduct and insinuations about the jury drew criticism as a heated session adjourned until April.
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Neville
Rhea
Stockton
Wicklund
Wicklind
Scientific Miscellany and Geological Notes From Far Riches
A scattered record of scientific miscellany touches on petroleum springs near the Gulf shores, a new method of steam production with heated water and steam condensers, an ageyser-like find in a volcanic crater, gas and cooking efficiency tests, and reflections on human mechanical feats. It also reports a local effort to erect a stone building in Higgins area, highlighting community progress and a subscription drive.
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J. W. Warper
Higgins
Betube Nebr and Bethel notes in Betane era
Betube Nebr and Bethel Betube notes describe farming, cattle, and local visits. The report lists acreage plans, cattle holdings, and residents moving or visiting Sidney and Potter. A new teacher for spring term is mentioned alongside community events and farm activity amid 1894 March notes.
Local notes from Carman Neb and district school events
Weather mild and crops expected. Barnett and Fisher completed a well for Mr Collins. Teachers and students joyful at Sidney Feb 24 meeting with fine program and praises for Mrs Shelton and GLC. District visits, stock moves, and farm notes pepper the column including Rev J A Wilson’s return and local primary classes updates.
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Carman, Garman Neb
Barnett
Sidney
Lane
Josh Zimmerman
Thomas Highs
Prof. Slyde
Dist
Bowman
McConaughy
C. Garman
J. A. Wilson
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Warner Ranch
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W. Aa Strong
Reilington
Bureau of American Repute
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Myrtle Lancaster
McLernon
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Mabel Hilton
Radcliff
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Lucy Hebert
A. WS. Ragan
Hattie Radcliff
Leon Urbach
Clyde Bancaster
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