Land sale and road work bids in Sidney Nebraska
Public notices detail sealed bids for sand gravel surfacing on the Dalton Bridgeport Patrol No 524 State Road with bids due October 18 1934 and open publicly. It also covers foreclosure sale of two Cheyenne County lands Lot 3 Block 2 Original Town of Gurley and Lot 4 Block 2 Original Town of Gurley to satisfy a Skate Securities Co. judgment with sale set for October 8 1934 at 1 pm at the courthouse front door Sidney Nebraska.
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Bridgeport
Department of ‘Roads and Irrigations
Department of Roads and Irrigation
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Cheyenne County
Skate Securities Company
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Inauguration Sundays and historical dates
Inauguration Day fell on Sunday four times since the date was fixed. It was Sunday for Taylor in 1849 Hayes in 1877 Monroe in 1821 and Wilson in 1917. If March 4 had stayed fixed the next Sunday would have been 1945.
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Hayes
Monroe
Wilson
Adams and Jackson carry seaboard states in 1828 election
In 1828 John Quincy Adams beat Andrew Jackson only in Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New Jersey Delaware and Maryland all seaboard states. Jackson carried all remaining states. In 1832 Henry Clay carried Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Delaware Maryland and his land state Kentucky.
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Jackson
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Clay
Kentucky
Early balloon ascents span French and English efforts
On October 15 1788 Jean Francois Pilatre de Rozier led a tied balloon ascent. Earlier on November 21 1785 he and the Marquis d Arlandes rode a free balloon. December 1 1783 J A Charles ascended in a hydrogen filled Med balloon. Within a decade several more ascents followed in France and England.
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de Rozier
Marquis d’Arlandes
J. A. Charles
France
England
Influence of Greek culture on the Roman Empire
The text notes Greek civilization shaped Rome's growth and development. By its zenith around 117 A D the Roman Empire encompassed all of Greece, illustrating Greek influence within Roman territory.
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Greece
Rome
Largest Building Thermometer in World rises in Denver
The Victor-American Fuel Company has erected a massive thermometer on its office building in Denver, claimed as the largest in the world. It can be seen from over a mile away with temperatures shown in bright lights. Fifty workers, including electricians and glassblowers, spent six months on construction.
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Victor-American Fuel Company
Smoky Mountain Park Becomes Federal Property in 1930
Smoky Mountain National Park, once backed by North Carolina and Tennessee and the Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial, was deeded to the federal government in February 1930.
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Smoky Mountain National Park
North Carolina
Tennessee
Laura Spelman Rockefeller
Insects Attack Plants With Teeth And Disease Carriers
Insects capable of damaging plants in multiple ways. Some chew and grind plant tissues such as leaves stems and roots while others cause harm indirectly by spreading plant diseases. Specific examples include grasshoppers and cabbage worms.
Place of Revels and Tragedies at the Tower of London
The Tower of London stands as a symbol of England with 1000 years of traditions. Historians describe it as the home of stout kings, the grave of noble knights, and the scene of gay revels and dark crimes, a contrast to Europe’s other palaces and fortresses.
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England
Europe
Continent
Afghanistan builds first auto highway to Russian frontier
Afghanistan unveils new roads linking Kabul to the northern frontier, creating the country's first auto highway toward the Russian border. The project expands transport routes and boosts regional trade and mobility for travelers and goods.
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Afghanistan
Kabul
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