Receivership for Land Office At Sidney Assigned
Dr. R D Harris of Arlington Nebraska to be appointed Receiver of the Land Office at Sidney. Former Ogallala physician and state legislator, Harris leaves medical practice to Dr. Gaither of Blockton Missouri. Harris and wife are noted for their social and civic ties as they relocate to Sidney expected to begin duties next month.
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RD. Harris
Arlington
Nebr
Sidney
Harris
Ogallala
Thurston
Arlington Times
Gaither
Bolckow
Redington Racket Special Correspondence
Fred Gilman enlarges pictures and the literary group gathers at the school house for a program. The new preacher appears as wood hauling runs three to ten loads daily. Dry land corn yields over 50 bushels per acre. A foxes raid kills fifty poultry. Two new arrivals, baskets raise 813.75 at the social. An American flag is presented by Miss Bordwell for District No. 106. G A R thanked.
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Redington
Fred Gilman
Broughton
Dugger
Craser
Belden
Hoppens
Zee Nunn’s
J. H. Mackie
Ballard's Snow Liniment Bolsters Relief Claims
A testimonial touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as curing rheumatism neuralgia sprains and bruises with rapid effect. The user recounts a severe rheumatic attack halted after three applications within 24 hours and credits C W Ford of Lyon Supply Co Fort Worth Texas. It lists price at 50 cents and notes Scanlan's Drug Store as retailer.
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Ballard
C. W. Ford
Lyon ‘Supply Co
Fort Worth
Texas
Ballard Horehound Syrup advertised for coughs and lung troubles
An ad touts Ballard Horehound Syrup as a remedy that cures coughs by addressing the cause. It cites Mrs W B Evans of Clearwater Kansas and notes prices of 25 and 50 cents. Also mentions a public sale at L H Hale’s ranch near Sidney Nebraska on November 11 1897 with 60 head of cattle and two white faced bulls.
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Sidney
Nebr
L. H. Hale
J.” Schenck
Caddo
Ind
Ter
W. F. Bassett
Happily Wedded Patrick J Dunn and Gertrude A Wood
Patrick J Dunn and Gertrude A Wood were married at St Patrick's church in Cheyenne County on Tuesday morning. Rev Father Harrington officiated after the Nuptial Mass. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's home and the couple then left on an east bound train for a pleasure trip.
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Patrick J. Dunn
Gertrude A. Wood
St. Patrick’s Church
Mr. Dunn
Dan McAleese
Miss Wood
Mary Dunn
Father Harrington
Cheyenne County
Camp Clarke
District Court Term Docket Dispositions
Judge Grimes presided as cases from North Platte were heard. Multiple actions were continued, dismissed, or sold, with judgments totaling thousands and a penitentiary sentence imposed for Charlie Martins. Foreclosure and deed orders completed in several matters.
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H. M. Grimes
Scharmann
J. J. Halligan
North Platte
Gustav Runge
A. B. Persinger
D. Whitney
D. Kellams
Heram Kountz
Mems L. Kent
Firth Booth
Alice Howard
C.T. Howard
Oliver Miller
George J. Hunt
Charles Thoms Wickham
Frank E. Phillips
Maggie G. Phillips
Sale
Frank Mallon
Alpheus A. Ricker
C. C. Nelson
Claria A. Stafford
Charlotte J. Kuhns
Fred Krug Brewing Company
M. Tobin
Andrew Christiansen
Hugh McFadden
Sarah McFadden
William T. Whitney
Alonzo Teagarden
Allen Bros
W. H. Wright
Julius H. Davis
Mary E. Manley
Alma Henline
Hi! Wright
Marcus P. Webster
State of Nebraska
Charlie Martins
Advertised Letters in Sidney Nebraska November 18 1897
List of unclaimed letters at the Sidney post office for the week ending November 18 1897 includes ladies Miss Geneva Ryan Mrs Joseph Sanders and Mrs M A Parkins and gents Aitkin M I Banta Louis McLaughlin J A Morse L W Ryder W H Sticker Conrad Smith B A Smith A G. Callahan P M notes to say advertised when calling.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Ryan
Geneva
Sanders
Joseph Parkins
M. A
Aitkin
M. I
Banta
Louis
McLaughlin
J. A Morse
L. W. Ryder
W. H. Sticker
Conrad Smith
B. A. Smith
A. G
Chas. Callahan
P. M
Crabtree Arraigned Over University Letter Controversy
In 1897 a dispute arose after a letter allegedly from Wesleyan University Faculty member Crabtree circulated, prompting O D Lyon to protest political meddling. University Place officials clarified Crabtree was not a current faculty member and not responsible for the letter.
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Tam Loth
Crabtree
O. D. Lyon
Supr
University Place
Sidney
Neb
Prof. Ord
C. M. Elling Woop
Chronic Malaria Symptoms Prompts Peruna Remedy
An article outlines malaria symptoms such as cold sweats fatigue dizziness and digestive issues with coated tongue and bad breath. It promotes Peruna as a quick restore of appetite strength sleep and mood, urging readers to request a free malaria book from The Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company in Columbus Ohio.
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Hartman
Peruna Drug Manufacturing, Co
Columbus
Ohio
Electric Bitters Promoted as Nerve Tonic and Blood Purifier
An ad touts Electric Bitters as the best medicine for tired nerves, claiming it tones nerve centers in the stomach, stimulates the liver and kidneys, purifies blood, improves appetite and digestion, and serves as a reliable nerve tonic. Available at W F Jewett's Drug Store for 50 cents or one dollar per bottle.
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W. F. Rwett
Royal Entertainment At Spring Dale Ranch Displayed In News Column
A Telegraph note recalls a Sunday gathering at Spring Dale ranch near Sidney. Hosts H. W. Chowins and family entertained guests with royal style including twenty one gun salutes and English hospitality. Attending couples named include the Johnsons Osgoods Neubauers Nelsons and Haskells.
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Spring Dale Ranch
Sidney
H. W. Chowins
England
Spring Dale Reach
Johnson
Osgood
Neubauer
Nelson
Haskell
Obituary of Elizabeth Reid Young with family history
The obituary recalls Elizabeth Reid Young born 1812 in Scotland, wife of Robert Young, who died November 4 1897 near Lincoln Nebraska. It honors her long life of patience, charity, reform activism and faith, notes five children including Mary Jean and three sons, and records burial in Saline County with a funeral November 5.
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Lopore Pole
Nebr
Oct
Baby
Grandma
Seargely
Wm. Lloyd Garrison
Elizabeth Reid
Scotland
Providence
Rhode Island
Canada
Dlingis
Saline County
Nebraska
Robert Young
Friend
Salime County
Mary Jean Young
Robert Crawford Young
John R
William W. Young
Lodge Pole
Cheyenne County
Mother Earth
Hicks Almanac and Paper Promises Broad Educational Value
The Hicks Almanac and Paper boasts 116 pages, fine printing, and a premier portrait of Prof Hicks. It claims to guide family and commercial life, foretelling storms and weather, with the journal Word and Works high in literary and scientific standings. The Almanac costs 25 cents, the paper 1 dollar yearly, via Word and Works Pub Co. 2201 Locust St. St. Louis, with distribution across Nebraska to Utah.
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Il R. Hicks
America
Prof. Hicks
Hicks
Ufe
Word and Works Pub. Co
Locust St
St. Louis
Savings of the Poor and the Case for Mutual Banks
The Record argues against private banks profiting from small poor savings. It cites New England and New York mutual savings banks as models, with trustees serving without compensation. It contends states should imitate these to protect depositors and suggests government direct care only if mutual facilities prevail.
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Postal Savings Banks
Hithdie
United States
New England
New York
Europe
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Adverts Product Claim
An old advert praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores chapped hands and other ailments. It highlights a 5 percent preparation and claims its superiority with confident sales language.
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G. A. Weed
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Carbtree
Lyon
Yan University
Lincon
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Ledgepoile
Hicks Fac8
Union Pacific
Colorado
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Utah
Denver
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Salt Lake City
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Puget Sound
Pullman Palace
Pullman
E. R. Breisch
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