Neeves of Sidney Seeks National Convention Delegate
The Isle Six Republicans urge Neeves of Sidney to run as a delegate to the Republican National Convention in Minneapolis in June. They praise his long service to the party in Nebraska and Minnesota, highlighting his homesteader roots, community leadership, and work to build up towns and counties. They call for support to secure his nomination at the Kearney and local conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neeves
Non Mo M Reeves
Sidney
Netensla
Mtoneapolis
Bia
Nebraska
Ag Astate
Minnesota
Commonwealth
Seward County
Geneva
Na Aitlee
Lin
Gigalla di Isso
Ngada Te
Arte
Kearney
Nebraska Steer and West Rail Rates Debate
A long fragmentary transcript contrasts Nebraska cattle with New York steers in rail pricing. A Western farmer argues railroad through rates discriminate against western livestock, urging cost justice and near-coast advantage retention. The piece blends regional pride, economic grievance, and calls for policy change.
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Tesway
Rendaw
Royer Canal
New York
Liverpool
New York State
Nebraska
Bob
Plains
New England
Tim Ty
Aboy and Mans Suits Sold at Oberfelder’s Store
March 38 notes Mrs Justina Keinzman committed to an insane asylum after joy over a government pension news. Yeingman, 78, war nurse, widow and former provider, had seen hardship since 1875. The article recounts her sudden elation at pension news and rapid mental decline.
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Mate Duissee
Good News
Bay City
Justina Keinzman
Yeingman
Germany
Traintman
Wis
Sad Chapter of Tragedy Deepens Local grief in Brongon
Coroner Gunderson reports Grant B Jones, a young man living near Brongon, died by his own hand in a tragic Monday–Wednesday timeline. Neighbors found him after efforts to reach him, with a bloody knife nearby and signs of recent distress. The incident follows a tale of unrequited love and family sorrow, as authorities prepare burial plans and search for motive amid the small town’s shock.
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Gunderson
Sidney
Grant B. Jones
Brongon
Nets Lynghon
Jones
Feof
New shirts and neck wear at Oberfelder's store
A fragmented agricultural note discusses brood sows and pig feeding. It cites Oberfelder’s shop for apparel and shares advice from Wade to Brown on wintering sows with beets, oil meal, and brew, favoring beets over corn for healthier sows and better piglets, with beets grown cheaply on beet crops.
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Wade
Brown
Irregular Austrian Magnate Dies and Inheritance Dispute
The Galiveian millionaire Gasimir von Mieuezinski, weakened by illness, was moved to an asylum near Lem berg and died about eight years ago from heart disease. His death upended his vast estates later claimed by Count Nicodem Tustochi, who seized the property after the mysterious burial and absence of clear heirs.
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Casimir von Mionzynski
Allio
Casimir von Mionczynsk
Count Potocki
Hind
Drie 1Mz Polski
Casimir von Mionezjynski
Ife
Uelf
Austria
Mionenguski
Nicodem Tustochi
Rock Salt Prices and an American Girl Abroad
An item lists rock salt at 1.00 per ewt and 90c in ten lots from L. M. Halste:. A humorous cautionary tale titled A Warning to the American Girl describes a US woman in Moscow attempting to photograph the Czar with a kodak. Police intervene, she is jailed briefly, then released after help from friends and ministers.
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L. M. Halste
Russias
Oitubists
Averal
Uersld
Travel advertising line from early railroad timetable
The Coning Line The Chicago Union Pacific North Western Line offers best accommodations to travelers en route to Chicago and intermediate points via Omahy Through fast time range sleeping cars elegant coaches and dining cars. Acting agent Sidney, Neb 10 April 60.
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Chicago
Union Pacific & North- Western
Omahy
Tras
Nage Rcont
Corehes
Jd Co Barnidals Ag't
Luion Pacific
Dyer
Sidney
Ne v
Country Callings and Charity Notes From Cheyenne County
News items from Cheyenne County dated March 7 1852 and March 1 1892 report arrivals and teaching assignments in Sidney and Pleasant View districts 76 and 6. Mention Ira Holland and wife visiting, Miss Dodge teaching, Miss Minnie Sanderson visiting, spring plowing, and crop preparations. Charity notes from Chappell discuss weather snow melt union Pacific officials, orchards planted, stock prices, dance and oyster supper, government homeseekers, flouring mills planned, tree planting, and local geese migrations.
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Arolund
Ira Holland
Nebraska
Sidney
Dodge
Clarks
Neb
Pleasant View
Traitman
Sureese
Ma. Palso
Prices
Chris Thompson
Potter
Dreser
District 6
Iva Vinton
Bronson
Cheyenne County
Minnie Sanderson
O Dressers
Epps
O Dresser
CT Howards Fine Norman
Gunderson
Chappell, Chappell
Lodge Creek
Union Pacific Railway
North River
Swanson
Mickelson & Swansea
Odd Fellows
Chappell
Columbus
Julesburg
Dr. Hudson
Dawson County
Cmappellite
Local notes from Garman area reflect spring farming efforts
March 10 1892 weather is fine with cold nights farmers begin spring wheat sowing rye coming up stalks troublesome weather to break and grain cutting methods used. mentions Lincoln visitor Ned Cunningham’s brother in law possibly becoming Cheyenne county farmer new arrival at Geo Fischer’s, preaching planned at Greenlee school next Sunday, Love renting eastern state land for five years, J A Wilson party visiting and taking land, J C Garman planning large wheat crop, Noah Countryman and Frank Bordwell in the area, Miss Hop at Geo Stillhammer’s Saturday night with seventeen numbers, BD Snider’s well near Gaushorn, neighbors missing pitch forks and coyotes.
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Garman
Nesp
Mar
Geo
Cunningham
Lincoln
Ned
Cheyenne
Geo Fischer
Greenlee School
Atlam
Love
J. A. Wilson
J A
J. C. Garman
Noah Countryman
Frank Bordwell
Geo Stillhammer
BD & Snider
Gaushorn
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Mills & Averill
St. Loui, Mo
The
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IN Cohn
Minneapolis
Oberfelder
Hatienug
Anere
Nebriskie
Earket
Sebasha
Setis
Hanpiis & McKee
Neo
Marcel
Hee
Louise
Pumphin Creek
Grant D. Jones
Tts
Oberfelder’s
Cheysenne County
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