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TeLenka Arh
Chas, Stover
Camp Clarke
IF. Crane
Lodge Pole
Joe Huruhard
Chappell Q. 8
Kinsman
Big Springs
Thompson
Potter
Directory of state officers and local officials in Nebraska
A detailed listing of state officers, county and village officials, church groups, and civic contacts across North Platte, Cheyenne County, and surrounding areas. Includes governor, secretary, auditor, attorney general, public instruction, sheriff, treasurer, clerk, coroner, surveyor, commissioners, trustees, school districts, and public notices about railway and stage lines plus church society schedules.
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James W. Dawes
H. H. Shedd
EP m
Treachurer
Coh
A. Babcock
Wmn. Leese
Wow W Jones
Joseph Scott
EB. Dorsey
Huckworth
North Platte
John M. Adams
Sidney Land
Pickile
Neville
Olive Shannon
Cheyenne
Mondajye
Weinestusea
Fréings
Fort Robinson
Chadron
Fort Robineen
Chiastreias
Fcries
HK. DeCaetro
Frank Welch
J.J. McIntosh
Jok Borie
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ove Babbath
Catholic Church
Marsatliam
WeWusm
Suing Wrest
Po Om
At & P
Ludam
Ittessax
Tornado Reports and Local Developments Across Towns
Insurance lists 400 U S towns struck by tornadoes in 1883 and early 1880. Omaha Herald shows Reynolds photo after hanging. two Pinkstuns images deemed enterprise. Ditch removal on First Street approved to enable safe light-vehicle passage. New papers Turdusk Herald and Hickcan Enterprise arrive at the office. Washington society tale appears in June Harper’s. Notes on Northwest extension line and Kimball land paper retraction.
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United States
Turdusk Ferald
J. K. Calkins & Co
Wyoming
Hickcan
Neb
Enterprise
J. E. Blizzard
Judge Ileist new. law processes aim for attention
Letter from Baton Rouge outlines views on Rey nolds case and requests publication of any public statements. It praises General Henry A Morrow and discusses local governance issues, clerk positions, and a Senate candidate S. S. Brows, plus commentary on cattle trails and Texas fever claims.
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Ileist
Reynolds
Texas Fever and Cattle Drives Near End in Westward Expansion
In the article fragments, officials state there has been no known Texas fever case in cattle driven from Texas along continental trails. The drive is described as the best method to move cattle north, but modernization and western land development threaten to close trails and halt large herd drives from Texas.
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Baer
Rudd
Tenecrari
Texas
Senator Bright and Marshall Duel in Louisville Incident
The melee between Senator Bright of Indiana and Joseph G. Marshall sparked a police arrival as they sought settlement in Louisville. An Irish captain misidentified Marshall, jokes about lawyers and texts ensued, and the confrontation shifted to an unnamed party where one Marshall avoided court by moving to a private area.
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City of Flowers
Ore
Thor Dasoriaiot Grewta
Morrow
Creuetal Morte
Groner
Nelrasdt
Port Iimnesy
Brows
Frou Lancaster
United States
van Wyck
Vr Brown
Senate
Lasenla
Senator Bright
Hen Perley Poore
Indiana
Joseph G. Marshall
Louisville
William O. Butler
Marshall
Sunderstan
Mershall
Sania Marshall
Davis
Kentucky
Fragmented Reading of Chaluren’s New Moon Verses
The text presents a fragmentary excerpt from Sasings of Little Ones titled The Chaluren's Chetehat' in the New Moon. It includes garbled dialogue and stray lines about a gifted elderly storyteller, school, and a stern professor, with scattered names and phrases and little cohesive narrative coherence.
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Ike
Powill
York
Veroet Bey
Marathe
Johnny
Dane Pelle
Johiny
Matilda
Madela
de Portinead
Diehl Artillery Plans New 82 Caliber Breech-Loading Guns
The United States army orders twenty five steel breech loading bull guns to replace obsolete field artillery. The 82 caliber piece fires a nearly four and a half pound powder charge a thirteen pound solid shell at about six thousand yards with high accuracy. General Benet aims to demonstrate superior national innovation in iron and steel weaponry and coast defense with turret forts and torpedo batteries.
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Cmef
Ordance
States Army
Benet
Denet
England
Germany
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Merow
Pascal
Martthewson
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Gen. Morrow
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Heist
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Norvell
Gey. Morrow
Merald
Pinkstuns
First Street
Washington
Annie Porter
June Wharper
Bertal
Tein
Tar Trovenari
Kimball Land
Land Gren
Bro. Handall
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Cap
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Pine Ridge
Chas
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Pine Rade
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der Hendo
Seth
Agenes
Bell
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Chargh
MeCallicuddy
Nebraska
Dakota
Diehl Artillery
Sidney
Globe Hotel
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Michigan Lumber Yar
South of State Bank
Star Wagons
Mminmnesdea
Thresher
Temurer
Wasiy Owen
W Bakaen
Boot Priter
Lyox
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Asat
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Pumis
Sidney Land Office
Cibeyenne County
Povroll & Uthitmoy
U& Miss
W. H. Rochford
H. T. Clarke
Ienless
General Merchandise Camp Clarke
Dteb
Yea Ie
Port Janinte
Yori Hoblunn
Hack Mills
Chey White Iver
Camp Chirke
Chas. Wells
Lincoln
John Fitzgerald
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