Cattle disease rules tighten movement and dipping orders
Federal and state authorities press strict controls on cattle movement amid scabbies risk. Regulations require dipping by July 1 1909, quarantine of infected herds, and certificates for transport. State inspectors listed by county will assist, while Sidney Electric Service announces day service and sale trials for irons and other appliances.
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Nebraska
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
R. BE. L. Jackson
Cheyenne County
J. M. Adams
H. Brauer
W. E. Chambers
M.M. Herbert
M. Johnson
Joel Wickard
F. Zalesky
Darin Weyerts
M.A. Swift
Morrill County
W. A. Dagger
M. V. Hannawald
R. S. McConnell
S R. Wisner
Dever County
J. Brown
M. P. Clary
Wm. Daggett
G. A. Johnson
A. J. Nasland
A. G. Neumann
J. Robinson
McPherson County
W. H. Newkirk
Perking County
Michael Weist
Methodist Notes May 23 Observed at M E Sabbath School
Rev Henry Zinnecker reports a Decision Day at the M E Sabbath School on May 23 with many children choosing to follow Christ. They will form a class for instruction to develop their spiritual life. Memorial sermon titled Price of Liberty and an evening tribute to Other Heroes we Should not Forget to Praise. Quarterly meeting slated June 6 and 7 with Superintendent Chamberland and a call for all to attend communion services and conference.
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M. E
Price of Liberty
Chamberland
Special Jan 1 1910 offer for Omaha Daily News and Farm Magazine
The editor offers a limited time deal: $1 for a trial to January 1 1910 covering the Omaha Daily News and the Farm Magazine. Regular price for the two papers is $2.25 yearly. Readers can pay to receive a month of trial subscriptions with automatic stop at the end of the period. Omaha Daily News is advertised as Nebraska’s leading daily with market reports and special features. Farm Magazine is a popular farmers’ family paper published twice a month.
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Omaha Daily News
Farm Magazine
News
Daily News
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Ite
Railroad notes reveal staff shifts and injuries in regional yard
John Lancaster and Rube Baker were on the sick list this week. Bixby moved his bridge crew to Julesburg. Schmipf visited the shop. Purdy returns to the switch engine during Zimmer’s absence. Hummer handled track work in town. Niland rode No 4 to Cheyenne and back. Zimmer rests for rheumatism in North Platte. Kinglety shows improvement and soon back to work. Brennan left the bridge gang for a job with iron workers building a steel water tank. Copeland of Cheyenne shops rode No 4. Cocoons destruction fund report shows 860.05 collected from club and members, 2400 from outside, 14 040 cocoons destroyed. Balance to fund a Belle M Stoutenborough club rest room in the future.
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John Lancaster
Rube Baker
C. Bixby
Julesburg
Wu. Schmipf
Hia Ranca
Engineer Purdy
Zimmer
Hummer
Wm Niland
Cheyenne
Roscoe Zimmer Ia
North Platte
Kinglety
Belle M Stoutenborough Club
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted by Endorsed Patient Testimony
A Chadron Nebraska resident, Mrs Tom O’Neal, reports kidney trouble relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad cites price 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co as U S agents, urging readers to purchase the Old Quaker Remedy. It also touts a combined newspaper offer and local goods sale at Jackson's Furniture Store.
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Dean
United States
Tom O'Neal
King Std
Chadron
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Aote Agenta
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Sidney, Nebraska
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American Bank
Sidney, Nebr
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Nelson & CO
Potter, Nebraska
G. H. Willis
W. H. Kleinke
J. L. Willis
Dalton Statte Bank
Dalton
Nebraskg
F. Mitchell, Paopainton
Electrc
Sidney Electric Service Co
Henry Zinnecker
Chichester’s
Pilla
Railroad Notes
Ed Brennan
Iron Workers
Mr. Copeland
Union Pacific
Sidney
Inter Ocean
Jackson's
Edison and
Victor
Jackson
Sidney Mercantile Co
the Capitol
F. B. Tobin
Prop
Schlitz Beer
Tobin
Will Goding
Gunderson’s Mill
Clara Postoffice
ED Root
C. S. Chambers
Geo. Kinnersley
A. K. Greenlee
California
Seattle
Hata UL
M. A. Shipman
L. W. Wakeley
C. W. Hornaday
Chicago
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