Rural Notes on Local Property and People
Andrew MacAdam from Cheyenne oversees his Potter area ranch after building a new house. Oscar Anderson shipped a large band of cattle last Tuesday. Mrs. Robert MacAdam recently returned from Lachute Canada visiting kin. Mrs MacAdam longs for her ancestors home on the Great Plains. Hornaday and Shornburg plan a farm store transfer. A new minister from Missouri is expected as the church resumes after Pastor Hayes departure.
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Andrew MacAdam
Cheyenne
Potter
Oscar Anderson
Robert MacAdam
Lachute
Canada
White
MacAdam
Great Plains
Messrs
Hornaday
Shornburg
Missouri
Mr. Hayes
Local News Roundup From Bridgeport and Nearby
Ed Irving and Mrs. Swanburg visited Bridgeport on Sunday. Cattle shipments to the South Omaha market were sent by Klauss, kous, and Pat Rowlan this week. Robert Walsh improved his home with a new paint coat. Frank Mulloy hauled hay after returning from St. Louis. Mr and Mrs George Beerline visited John Beerline and his wife Sunday. Mrs W B Kilby of Robt Walshs ranch visited P J Dunn Sunday. W E Kilby and Robt Walsh traveled east Sunday in a cattle inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Swanburg
Bridgeport
Klauss and
Kous
Pat Rowlan
South Omaha
Robert Walsh
Frank Mulloy
St. Louis
George Beerline
John Beerline
Local News From Bayard and Area
Mire A Oleson visits daughter Mrs Chas Elquist in Bayard. Mrs Thilda Yarden and Miss Anna Lawson of Denver visit Chas Lager’s. Unpleasant weather noted. Chas Higgins absent from school. Leslie Sanders starts. Gustafson family and Robert Hilton visit. Lagers and Yarden visit Tamil Carlson. Higgins haul wood. McNulty’s new house rising. Hanna visits Mr Baker. Sextorp dance praised as pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustafson
Robert Hilton
C. J. Lager
Yarden
Tamil Carlson
P. T
Chas. Higgins
James McNultiy
Miss Hanna
Mr. Baker
Sextorp
Riverside Notes Include Fences Repairs and Local Visits
Bird Rodgers fixed wire fences Tuesday. Frank Mulloy called at J Johnson's Monday. Robert Walsh and W C Kilby of Irving visited Sunday. Anthony Johnson and his mother traveled to Bridgeport on midweek business and pleasure. Ralph Oliver of Pat Rowlan's ranch went up the river this week for poles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird Rodgers
Frank Mulloy
J. Johnson
Robert Walsh
W. C. Kilby
Irving
Anthony Johnson
Bridgeport
Ralph Oliver
Pat Rowlan
Miss Birtie Gast and Mack Radcliff to wed in November
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Birtie Gast and Mack Radcliff set for November 26. Other notes include W. C. Cheariley leaving for Australia and Juo. M. Adams attending stockmen conventions in Chicago and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birtie Gast
Mack Radcliff
Juo. M. Adams
Chicago
St. Louis
Georgia
Record-Herald Promises Unparalleled Daily News Service
The Record-Herald claims a unique position with full daily news coverage including Sundays. It cites its independent facilities plus complete services from the New York Herald World and Associated Press, enhanced by popular special features for its readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record-Herald
New York Herald
New York World
United States
November Expo shows vast spectacle in St. Louis
November low rates offer final chance to see the St. Louis Exposition described as the world’s most magnificent spectacle. Special coach excursion rates run Sunday to Thursday with seven day limit. Slightly higher rates for sleeping-car tickets with longer limits. Also low round trip rates via Chicago with stopovers at St. Louis Kansas City or Omaha. Live Stock Show special one fare plus 20 for round trip to Chicago and return on November 26 27 28. Winter tourist rates to Galveston San Antonio New Orleans Mobile Jacksonville St Augustine Florida and many other points. For details contact L W Wakeley Omaha MA Shipman Agent.
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Var
Louis
Tuy
Chicago
St. Louis
St Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Galveston
San Antonioo
Texas
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mobile
Alabama
Jacksonvile
St. Augustine
Florida
Pest
L. W. Wakeley
MA. Shipman
Flea Tread and Insect Sound Noted by Nature
An 18th century note compares human and animal hearing to detect tiny movements. Kirby and Spence describe a woman reading the tea’s treading sound on a nightcap and other creatures hearing prey shifts. Cats dogs and rabbits are cited for astonishing distant perception and earth shaking signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby
Spence
Primary color sensations and pigment interactions
Longman’s Magazine explains color perception with red green and violet as primary sensations. It notes blue arises from violet and green, and yellow from red and green, while blue and yellow pigment mixtures with water do not yield true blue and yellow blends. The final transmitted light is mainly green due to selective absorption by pigments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iphta
Longman’s Magazine
Misconceptions About Fur and Wool as Insulators
The text argues clothing heat perception is metaphorical and that fur and wool insulate mainly because air trapped between fibers, not thickness, reduces heat transfer. It notes fur is a poor conductor due to interstitial air and highlights the role of convection and body heat in warmth.
A Russian Wedding Tradition with Bridesmen and Dowry Movements
The account notes bridesmen carrying sweetmeats to bridesmaids in a Russian wedding. A personage presents a Christ image, bridesmaids wear varied outfits, and the bride’s old nurse oversees moving the dowry. A relative pays the priest’s fees, and many assistants have separate duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Devil's Leaf Nettle Described With Lethal Longevity
The article identifies irritable nettles with strong effects. Urtica atinulans and Urtica crenulata from the East Indies cause intense swelling and weeks of pain. Timor’s Unitien urentissima, called Daoun setan or devil's leaf, can cause effects lasting a year and has led to deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Indies
Timor
First Electrical Communication 1787 by Lamond
In 1787 French philosopher Lamond connected two electrical machines in separate rooms within his house by a wire. He and his wife agreed that the motion of stile pins indicated letters, allowing them to carry on a regular conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamond
Not In His Line Novelty Change Holder
Mr. Near balks at a salesman’s display of a new style coin holder at a novelty counter. He jokes about never having loose change as the salesman demonstrates the compact accessory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Near
No Cause For Worry About Daughter's Marriage
Mrs de Filrm fears the match with a young man who commands his mother and sister like slaves. Mr de Virm reassures that the behavior will change after the wedding as the daughter mirrors her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. de
Mr. de Virm
Beauty and Accomplishment Debate Prompted by Miss Cayenne
A studious girl notes beauty without accomplishment while Miss Cayenne argues true achievement lies in beauty's discipline. The exchange frames a value clash on inner growth versus outward charm. Washington, Atar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cayenne
Washington
Nebraska Bank Ledger and Public Land Notice
At Sidney Nebraska a bank statement shows assets 107278.71 with capital 25000 and deposits 10825. The document also records a nonconsolidated notice listing settlers in Sidney and surrounding areas filing final proof for land claims including Harry W Chowhnis and William W Chowins with witnesses named. The filing dates set December 3 1H and October 25 10H respectively and are before Register and Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Sidney
Nebraska
Neb
Harry W. Chowhnis
Davia RK. Snyder
Tye BE
Johnson
Jeremiah O Waltz
Andrew J Hascall
Sidney, Neb
Willian W Chowins
Lilie M. Chowles
Nwa
David BR. Snyder
Bye FE. Johnson
Jeremiah 0. Waltz
Andrew F Thecal
Mel
Sheriff Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Public sale announced by the Cheyenne County District Court to satisfy a judgment in favor of James Nigrewn against Geo Lunt et al. The property includes parts of sections 4 and 9, township 9, range 50 west, to be sold November 6 at 11 am in Sidney. Also a foreclosure suit by Agnes Kelley against Kelley et al. seeks tax lien payment on the southwest quarter of section 11, township 19, range 62 west, with costs and attorneys fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Oeenne County
Nebraska
J. M. Grimes
Ind
Cheyenne County
James Nigrewn
Geo. Lunt
Case
Court House
Sidney
Nebraska Asses
Kelley Dtavidr
Jacob G Werth
Weith
Keith and
Wetth
Agnes Kelley
Cheyenne
P.M
H. Lovether
Fifa
Neb
Agnes Nebnny
Gaves
Sale Notice of Cheyenne County Property Execution
An order of sale issued by the Cheyenne County District Court directs sheriff A W Lek to sell the Northwest quarter of Section 34, Township 14, Range 48, in Sidney Nebraska. The judgment in favor of Stull Brothers against Richard Krueger et al totals 164.47 plus costs 18.33, with accruing costs, at public auction on November 25 in front of the Sidney courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Grimes
Stull Brothers
Agadunt
Richard Krueger
Sade
A.D. U
Court House
Sidney
Ontoberath
A.W. Lek
Sherif
Salted
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Claims Money Back
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes refunds if it fails and bears the initials KE and Grove’s signature on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. W
Grove
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Ayers
Ayer
M. Bocuas
Rockingham
N.C
J.C. Aver CO
Lowell, Mann
the Telegraph
The
Sidney Telegraph and Peoples Poniard Castsol
F. A. Gapen
W. E. Kilby
Robt Walsh
Clara
Leslie Sanders
Riverside
Tar
W. C. Cheariley
Australia
Jeff Smith
U. P
W.C. Reilly
Clary
Rose Street
Bob Oberfelder
T. J. Silver
Donald J. McIntosh
Deland
Joseph Sharmer
Misa Kate Connors
Jasob Keifer
Neubauer
Paige Baking Powder CO
Chicana
Chichester
Madéceon Square
Ila
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First National Bank of Sidney
State of
Rose of Business
U.S
National Bank
Corsry
Curyissa
Citas
Callahan
Chas
B.A. Jones
T PU. Scanlon
D. Essia
Fos
Oberpelder
Smay
Quierifes Sale
Isidcounty
Robert O. Raymoned
Henry deRaymond
Prisneds L. Kamsdel
Daniel Davison
Shertpits Sale, S
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
Schlitz
Budweiser
Coors’ Select
Kruse Brothers
B. F. Mitchell
Prop
Harry E. Tagg
A.W
Tagg
Harlie Hamill
Live Stock Commission Company
Exchange Building
South Omaha, Neb
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W. B. Tagg
Tobin & Wasem, Proprietors
Schlitz Beer
Palace Livery Barn
M. E. Washburn
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