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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1894
Page
6
A poetic excerpt from Harper's Young People speaks of a mighty river with mills and ships, asking why it falls and sustains wealth. The river replies by praising the Hite mountain springs and their gifts.
Edward Wall secretly disarms the Maclanes by stealing a key and the money from The Boltons strong box while Ned Wall plots a massive underground mine under Lord Cleve's chamber at Reedon Lodge. He lights three hour fuzes then plans to flee before the explosion.
In a dialogue quoted by the Detroit Tribune a tramp with self respect argues that his profession is unfairly disrespected yet boasts that embezzlement and church frauds were not committed by his “brotherhood” and uses past frauds to defend his standing while the woman is distracted by his rhetoric near a chicken house.
In Bordeaux, France, the city ranks behind Paris Lyons and Marseilles in population. Over the last ten years the town has grown by about 30,000 people, mainly due to immigration from rural districts and foreign countries, while births have lagged behind deaths.
In a terse exchange, Nervy Canaday asks for a bill to be recorded while the collector notes the amount. Nervy Canaday states twenty seven dollars and seventy two cents as the owed sum and questions why books are not kept.
This 19th century farming note covers selective hog breeding focusing on soil drainage climate and slopes for healthy hog runs near streams to minimize disease risk. It praises natural drainage and east or southeast slopes for breeding pens and stresses access to markets mail and transportation for profitable stock sales.
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