Advertising Rates and Local News From Omaha Bee
The notice lists display rates and local columns while recounting Omaha Bee editorials. It recalls a former manager fleeing with proceeds and notes mayor Frank E. Moores’s re election, plus a biting Lincoln Star jab. It reports restaurant workers strikes and detailed craft union numbers in Omaha.
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Frank E. Moores
Omaha
Rosewater
The
Bee
Moores
Carter H.harrison
Chicago
Union Pacific
Gate City
Printing Office Wins Sidney County Job Contract 1903
The Sidney Telegraph secures the county job printing contract for 1903 after an open competition. The Telegram withholds figures on earnings but trusts commissioners to secure quality work, noting the contract supports a printing office.
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Sidney Telegraph
Telegraph
For Rent Rooms Suitable for Offices
Inquira E McLernon advertises rental space suitable for offices. The notice specifies available rooms and contact for inquiries.
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Inquira
E. McLernon
Bridgeport News Roundup of Local Events and Plans
Mrs. Fred Baker and son Caroll travel to Alliance for dental work. J. Neubauer visits from Sidney to discuss Masonic Lodge. Village Board grants liquor licenses to H. C. Armstrong and Patrick McAleese. Mrs Swanger’s house progresses toward plastering. D. A. Sharp moves to new building quarters. White & Anderson move drug stock after painting. Masonic Lodge interest active with R. E. French in town. C. H W. Leare travels to Scottsbluff to adjust a loss for The Columbia Insurance. Ada Heist to perform elocution at town May 11 with Bridgeport Band. Local praise for Heist from prior appearances. Burlington’s T. C. Calvert tours town and notes growth. Community raising funds for grand stand and band house adjacent to Platte and River streets. Wolf hunters report five young wolves captured near Mac Radcliff’s ranch. Mrs. A. F. Elliott returns from Broken Bow. Ed Boehm leaves B M eating house for Denver.
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Fred Baker
Caroll
Alliance
J. Neubauer
Sidney
Masonic Lodge
H. C. Armstrong
Patrick McAleese
White & Anderson
R. E French
C. H W. Leare
Columbia Insurance Co
Scottsbluff
Bridgeport
T. C. Calvert
Burlington
Platte
River Streets
Mac Radcliff
A. F. Elliott
Broken Bow
Ed Boehm
Denver
Riverside notes include weather turmoil and farm movements
The Riverside column reports a week of extreme weather from heat to hail and snow damaging fruit blossoms. It notes Fred Brenman visiting from Orlando, Jim Johnson’s son’s guest, Anthony Johnson delivering corn, Pat Rowlan moving cattle to summer range, Water irrigation starting, and land sales. Ralph Oliver returns to manage Rowlan herd. John Wagoner sold a free claim to Ass Remaburg and a hay land investment is praised.
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Fred Brenman
Orlando
Geo. Beerline
J. Johnson
Anthony Johnson
A. B. Allen
Pat Rowlan
Lee’s Creek
Mesdames Rowlan
Hagerty
Ralph Oliver
John Wagoner
Ass Remaburg
Potter Parish News Tells of Local Visits and Botany
Mrs Stanton suffers from rheumatism while Rev J S Leamer of Sidney returns after winter absence. He preached to an appreciative audience last Sunday. Mr and Mrs E McLernon of Sidney visited town calling on M J Lundell and J J Vandiver. Schools near term. high school pupils enthusiastic about botany.
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J. J. Vandiver
Local notices and crop loss numbers from 1902
Community names Mr Morris and Mrs Marsh visitants noted with a county seat visit. Crop reporters estimate 24 percent cattle deaths countrywide from exposure in the year to March 13 1902. Nebraska losses 3.3 percent, well above average. disease losses 3.6 percent. Nebraska excesses compare with many southern states. Source Nebraska State Journal.
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Government
Nebraska
Georgia
Louisiana
Texan
Arkansas
Wyoming
Colorado
Arizona
Nevada
Oregon
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Nebraska State Journal
Oberfelder & Co Sells Custom Fitting Clothes
Clothing made to order with perfect fit guaranteed. New spring styles arriving. Call and examine samples at Oberfelder and Company.
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Oberfelder & Co
Local Folks Visit and Home Repairs Noted
Mrs. Ben Carter visited her parents in the past weeks. Mr. and Mrs. George Baker received pleasant callers at Ickes Friday. Mayer family and daughters visited Reinmuth Sunday. James Davison and Mrs. Eckert visited Redington Friday and Saturday. John Eckert of Sidney visits his parents. Supt. Chambers passed through en route to Mr. Broughton's. Henry Mayer improves after a week on the sick list. Tom Freeman helps Mayer repair a cistern. Edd Welsh Mike Dunne and James McNulty were Sidney visitors Sunday. Mrs. Eckert visits Sidney this week. Sam and Jake Eckert locate their Indian ponies missing for some time.
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Ben Carter
George Baker
Ickes
Mayer
Reinmuth
James Davison
Carrie Eckert
Redington
John Eckert
Sidney
Supt
Chambers
Broughton
Henry Mayer
Tom Freeman
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Ayer
E. Buckmingter
Vineland
N. J
Allornegists
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell
Mass
Che Telegraph
Sidney Telegraph and Peopies
Paniard Consolidated
Cheyenne County
Sas Cabie Eee Pee Nedainy Aulee Basileas
Sidney, Neb
F. A. Gapen
Cheyenne
Lincoln Star
Capital
Nebraska City
County News
Riverside
Potter
Clara
Mr. W. F. Morris
Hershey, Neb
Mra
Marsh
Chas Lager
Mr. and
Mrs. Cloud
Epps
Robert Epps
Albert Burk
D. J. Scanlon
Aroge Street
Neb
A. B.A
Agan
Ragan & Boggs
Belle of
Kearney
Buffalo
Blancke’s
Thunder Mountain Gold Mining and Milling Co
Thunder Mountain
Thunder Mountain Consolidated Gold Mining & Milling CO
Broadway
New York City
VIA
California
W. D. Clifton
Palace Livery Barn
M. £. Washburn
Greenlee & Benson
General Merchandise
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
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