State Officers and Officials Listing Read Confusing Text
Fragmented OCR lists state officers and officials including attorney general public lands and buildings and land office registers. Names such as Silas A Holcomb James E Harris and Wmslk Porter appear amid garbled text across districts and a North Platte reference.
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OINOF
Silas A. Holcomb
James E Uarris
Wmslk
Porter
John ¥. Coneilweed
J. Smythe
J.W. Wolf
County Officers and Village Trustees Listed for Sidney
Readable fragments name county officers and village trustees for Sidney including trustees Jed McIntosh chair J E Hurt and H T Doran with clerks and treasurer roles mentioned among scattered entries. Reading notes district and public instruction figures such as A Ponse McAleese Bullock Neubauer and Bassett appear in partial lines.
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A. Ponse
Sidney James McAleese
Sidney Bullock
Lodge Pole J. Neubauer
Sidney Co
P. Chambers
Colton Serveree
Areal Tion
I Wsilis
Camp Clark A Fy Basaett
Sidney Wai
E. Gupen
Jed. McIntosh
Chadrmin
J.E. Hurt
H. T. Doran
W.F Bassett
School Staff and Roles Amid Ongoing Administrative Notes
The document lists roles within a school or educational body including Moderator A Griffiths Treasurer B Dawson Director J Neubauer and Member John Baker. It also names Teach ers Chas Nolan Principal Minnie Chase Assistant Miss Whitehead Grammar Department Miss Pranguiens and Primary and Kindergarten representatives and staff.
Church Services and Schedules for Local Faith Groups
Methodist and Episcopal and Catholic services listed with Sunday schedules including Sunday school times, morning and evening services, and Thursday prayer meetings. Details mention Rev. Allen Kenworthy as pastor, and Catholic Mass times with Ogallala and Sand locations and a third Sunday service.
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Methodist Episcopal
O. J. Osborn
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Epworth League
Allen Kenworthy
Episcopal Church
Ill.m
Fraternal and veterans lodges meet monthly listed
A long list of fraternal orders and veterans groups with meeting nights and officers: Frank Welch Lodge No 75 A F and A M meets first Tuesday. O O F No 66 meets third Wednesday. Indiant Lodge No 98 K of P meets second and fourth Tuesdays. Sidney Division No 31 U R K of B meets last Wednesday. Army and Navy Union meets third Wednesday. GAR No 12 meets first Saturday. S of V No 6 meets first and third Saturdays. AOUW No 123 meets second and fourth Fridays. and other groups with officers named across Second and Myrtle Streets vicinity.
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j_ Sidney
Pierre Sanders
D. F. McKee
Joseph S. Conrad Garrison
No. Dd
Regular Army and Navy Union of the DC
H. DeCastro
Thos. Welleman
Raj
Biology Lodges No
Hal
Second
Myrtle Streets
Carrie Peterson
H.bessig
Duennan
Recorder
Child Culture Dept Guides Development Through Observation
The Child Culture Department assists mothers and teachers in studying each child’s characteristics to guide proper development. The program emphasizes careful observation as a tool for understanding behavior and planning suitable activities for learning and growth.
What shall I do to be forever known
A fragmentary reflection on fame and duty from Schiller, urging a simple steady life. The speaker, warning against seeking praise, urges daily honest actions and a consistent conscience to attain eternal life.
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Wright
Wien
The Retired Burglar Tells of Mirrors and Fear
A former burglar recalls dangerous experiences with mirrors that resembled doorways. He describes firing at his reflection, confronting a double, and being seized by two men who used a doorway mirror to grab him, an event said to have lasted four years.
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Bill
New York Sun
Equal Rights Motion Stirs Illinois Women
A rebroadcast urging legal equality notes Illinois women push for justice and cites efforts in Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and Idaho. The piece emphasizes persistence, warns against fatigue, and highlights historic strides in enfranchisement while referencing other reforms and global notes.
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Illinois
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Chicago
New Unity
French Journals and the Paris Press Market
The article notes that French journals often display bulletins and relics, with many owned by companies rather than individuals. It highlights daily stock-like trading of papers such as The Figaro and Petit Journal, large circulations tied to feature articles, and Paris as the press hub, contrasting with German and other European patterns.
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Salle de
Figaro and Petit Journal
Stock Exchange
Paris
le Jour
M. Henri Rochefort
Germany
Berlin
France
New Punctuation Mark Idea Sparks Laugh Line
A Chicago Times-Herald debate features a copy reader and humorist arguing over a new humor punctuation mark. The reader proposes two small squares placed above the line to cue readers when to laugh, claiming it would indicate the joke's point.
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Chicago Times-Herald
Rabbits That Climb Across Willow Trees
A Field correspondent reports January rabbit hunting with ferrets where rabbits were found in willow trees overhanging a mill stream, noting the miller’s remark that such occurrences are not unusual. The article cites other evergreen reports of rabbits shot from trees and describes Australia’s fencing attempts that failed as rabbits learned to climb and scale fences.
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London
England
Australia
Gray Squirrels Hide Their Winter Stores In The Wood
J. H. Kennedy explains how gray squirrels scatter and hide nuts for winter. He contrasts them with ground squirrels, notes the effect of pet hunters on tame squirrels, and describes the nuts’ concealment method and snowy trail signs observed after snowfall.
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J. H. Kennedy
Harper’s Magazine
Fish sales by live catch and public slaughter described
The article notes warm climate markets keeping fish alive until sale to prevent spoilage. Buyers inspect fish and sellers kill on the spot with a blow or knife, a common practice in places like Key West Havana and Genoa. It also mentions a Quaker push to abolish capital punishment in Oklahoma and a remark about eastern law books. The Oval at Kennington is described as the largest cricket field. Sheridan’s tale relates his courtship in The Rivals.
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Key West
Havana
Genoa
New York Sun
Rudy's Pile Suppository advertised cure in Lancaster VA
An advertising notice offers Rudy's Pile Suppository as a guaranteed cure for piles and constipation with a money back guarantee. It promotes a 6 cent per box price, requests readers to send for a circular and a free sample to Martin Rudy, registered pharmacist in Lancaster, Virginia, with sales through first class druggists nationwide and in Bidney Nebraska via D J Scanian.
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Rudy
Martin Rudy
Lancaster
Firetclass
Bidney, Neb
D. J. Scanian
Patrick's Fall Tests Riding Progress in Light Horse
A young man named Patrick, once clumsy on horseback, trains with the light horse regiment and finally feels confident. During a parade his horse shied, threw him, and broke his arm, yet he joked with his usual humor about his riding improvement.
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Patrick
Light Horse
Harper’s Round Table
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