Election Quietly Shaped Union Valley Ballot Outcomes
Union Valley voters approved Democratic majorities in state and county offices with J. P. Chambers and Henry Vick among the top choices. The precinct chose a Republican road overseer as ballots left for Sidney, while the Telegram prepared its full post election report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcrry Peters
Lodgepule
Wim
J. Elliott
Greenlee & Benson
Dalton
Jerry Finn
Union Valley
Jerry
Chris Jurgens
John Hinrich
Andy Johnston
H. G. Miller
John Siefer
After Election Voices Found Satisfied Yet Some Dissatisfied
The article notes the election results are regarded as satisfactory by most, while a minority voices concerns. It outlines lingering debate over the outcome and underlying issues affecting public sentiment.
Old Maid's Convention and social life lauded in Bridgeport notes
The passage highlights a well received Old Maid's Convention and a lively social dance. It mentions Mrs. Will Avera at Hot Springs and welcomes Mr. and Mrs. Willis. Lee and Wilder manage a thriving hall and new stock at a store. J. W. White plans a new store for Shorty Gaines at Collings near the river.
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Bridgeport
Will Avera
Hot Springs, S. D
Lee & Wilder
D. W. White
R. H. Willis
Mrs. Willis
J. W. White
Shorty’’ Gaines
Collings
Will Gaines
Voters Swat the Old Machine in Nebraska Election
Report from Bayard Nebraska dated November 7 1901 notes fusion county officials elected by large margins and the Republican state ticket carrying by a heavy vote. The piece presents a humorous poem about voters breaking the old political machine. The author describes a jubilant mood from election day with strong regional references.
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Folster
Fusion
Mike Tobin
North Platte Valley Irrigated Land Opportunity
The North Platte Valley in northwest Nebraska offers affordable irrigated land at $12 to $15 an acre with rising prices ahead. Farmers are harvesting abundantly with alfalfa corn wheat and garden produce, plus good livestock earnings. For details write for a free booklet describing the valley from Wooldridge.
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Nebraska
North Platte Valley
Polar Bear’s Mistaken Seals Spark Lesson on Analogy
The Spectator recounts Nordenskjold noting white bears stalk sailors thinking they are seals. The bear obsesses with deceptive moves, crawling behind rocks, detouring, and peeking over, then is shot by a sailor who mistook the situation as a false analogy.
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Nordenskjold
Norwegian Hotel Fire Escapes and a Cautionary Note
A London Mail extract describes wooden Norwegian hotels with upstairs fire escapes and a printed traveler notice. The notice misleads with odd wording about throwing out windows and rope use, provoking anxious, bemused reactions from visitors at Visnes as they test the contraption.
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Visnes
Norway
Florists Face Highest Death Rate From Breath of Varied Climates
A prominent physician notes that florists, not miners, have the highest death rate due to exposure to extreme temperatures. Florists work in nearly 100 degree greenhouse heat yet must endure bitter cold when stepping outside, with seasonal shifts and careless attire raising risks to lungs throat and stomach as well as rheumatism.
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Sumer
Labit
Galveston News
Tenderfoot Trials and Tiny Tricks in Early Tales
A string of humorous anecdotes recount a tenderfoot with a weak chest and pale face who encounters harsh treatment and clever jests in town. A sunburnt cowboy, pest climate in the world, and a quarrel over sharing a found dime appear, followed by a fur cleaning tip using naphtha and careful drying.
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Arizona al
Indianapolis
Wily Costigan and the Tin Cints Debt Tale
In a dialogic sketch, Casey and Costigan discuss a loan of tin cints. The foreman refuses risky work while the debt remains outstanding, shaping their wages and duties under pressure from the tin cinta debt.
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Casey—Costigan
Conroy
Casey
Puck
Ice worker enterprise at New Haven in 1658
In 1658 Captain Thomas Clarke with John Winthrop and others launched an ice worker project at New Haven Connecticut. The venture included a blast furnace and a refinery forge as part of the early industrial effort.
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Thomas Clarke
John Winthrop
New Haven
Conn
Burlington Route Through Car Service to California
The Burlington offers standard sleepers daily to San Francisco from Omaha Lincoln Hastings and Oxford with a fast connecting train to Los Angeles. Tourist sleepers run weekly with departures from Omaha Lincoln Hastings and Oxford to San Francisco and Los Angeles. All cars travel via Denver and Salt Lake City showcasing Colorado scenery. Tourist sleepers feature latest design, gas lighting, wide vestibules, carpeted aisles, and clean linen. Write for the free California Tour 1901 2 folder detailing routes costs hotels and climate. J Francis general passenger agent Omaha Neb.
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Burlington
California
Omaha
Lincoln
Hastings
Oxford
San Francisco
Colorado
J. Francis
Gen
Paas
Omiaha
Neb
Electric Bitters Endorsement by Bellevue Druggist
Abraham Hare of Bellevue Colorado proclaims Electric Bitters the best selling bitters in twenty years. The tonic treats stomach and liver disorders, purifies blood, strengthens nerves, and revitalizes the system. Price sixty cents, sold by all druggists. Also seeking 1200 head of cattle for winter at a fair price via STOCKMAN care of this office.
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Abraham Hare
Bellevue, CO
Lands in Cheyenne county offered for lease by public auction
Lands in Cheyenne county will be offered for lease at public auction in Sidney Nebraska on Saturday December 1 at the county treasurer's office beginning at one p.m. with terms of leasing and appraised value available on request. Redeemable vacant lands may be bought back by the Board of Education Lands and Funds if delinquencies and costs are paid before leasing.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney
Nebraska
Wal
Board of
Telsote
Follum Eat
District Court
H. M Grimes
Frank L Brown
Andrew Mobert
Belmont
Nebraskasauvings Exchange Bank
Western Land
Rhode Island Loan and Trust Co
Xeeraings
Vo Salisty
Court House
Ate
J. M. Grimes
District Court of
Cheyenne Woulthy
Moo
Margaret BE. Pierce
Tim
Gustave Runge
Alving Runge
Bund
Frank H, Kis
Rheri
Said
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Sidney, Neb
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Fred A. Gapen
Sasa
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Henry Weisenman
John Busacker
Eaton
Colo
Cyris Weyerte
H. Poppen
Baturdar
Bridgeport Briefs
Bayard
Fort Weough
Hatrman
Pot
The
Wooldridge
N. B
London Mail
Barnes
Howes
Tedworth
Boston Transcript
Wily Costigan
Ent
Crackett
TRE Telegraph
Public Land Leasing
S. Land Office
Clamor Hf. Brauer
Fritz Brauer
Herman HH
Brauer
Johan W. Brackhinge
William Th Hoffmeyer
Rnoobley
HaAttius
Keister
Querter's Sale
Suid
Qhuerifes Sale
Kruse Bros
Schlitz
Milwaukee
Zang
Gov
Front and
Rose Streets
J. Prep Dawson
Acse Street
Schmoller & Mueller
Farnamst
Steinway
Vose
Emerson, Steger
Ivers & Pond
Steck
A. B. Chase
Jewett, Packard
C. D. Pease
Farnamist
Broadway
Council Bluefes
M. E. Washburn
J. E. Ickes, Prop
Union Come
Union Pacstefic
W. D. Crirron
F.S. Bush & CO
Omaha, Neb
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