Non-Resident Defendants Notice in Cheyenne County Court
In Cheyenne County Nebraska district court notices appear for nonresident defendants. The document lists multiple names and generic warning of legal action, with dates and locations reflecting civil process issued by the Cheyenne County court.
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Namie
District Court of
Cheyer
Cheyenny
Nebraska
Wat
District Court Rt
Cheyenne County
Ouritekistic Cutty
Cheyenne
Nebris Plaintit
Neca
District Court Rn
Che
Cheyenne Nebr Vent
Phair
Otiove
Velen D- Sens
Nebrasha
Hei
Holmes
District Court
Nebraakan
Ain
Tourship
Phelony
Dar
Sidney
Tuy County
Gapen
Petriet Court of
Sebisha Pts
Coturet
Nebr
County of
Nebris
Kein Piatti
Nebrasa Phe Conmats
Cinyenne
Nehiras Wu Paine
Chey
Nes Braskot
Sorento
Sidney Nebr
Thug
Ciryenne
HB. Gapen
Dis
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Delend- Wits Oo
Othe
Cominyy
Noup
Philncim
Rt of
County
Nebraski
Nebraske
Prater
Nutice
Clayesne
Oritshat Phe
Cheywane
Nebris Et Hatte
Naren
Nebras Heit
Mo Stilson
Stilson
Theyenne
Berein
Petithom
Neebraske
Cinyeone
Cherateoe
Tiny
Wf. E. Gapen
Gheyetme
Told the Fort hymn tale linked to Kennesaw Pike
A fragmentary local account describes General Corse guarding Allatoona Pass with 1 500 men and Fresich attacking with 600. A white signal flag sparked a mountain to mountain message “Told the fort I am coming,” helping Sherman's relief at Allatoona. Six years later Pp. Biss heard the tale from a soldier and wrote the hymn with music.
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Allatoona Pass
Georgia
Corse
Fresich
Kenesaw Mountain
W. T. Shermit
Sherman
Leter
P. Biss
Father Endorses Delay In Mary and Mitchell Courtship
Mary confesses to her father that her long courtship with Mitchell continues beyond a year. He insists the relationship must pause, while Mary recalls a cottage future and a shared squeeze during a walk, and her father agrees to try again in a week or two.
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Mary
Mitchell
London
Fragmentary Text Weaves Random Readings and Allusions
Readable fragments reference sensations alcohol effects and urban life, plus scattered biblical and historical notes. Mentions New York streets, a worker, and ancient figures, with loosely connected musings on seasons, winds, and measurement terms.
Elephant Trick Sparks Confusion at London Tit-Ts
In a London Tit-Ts report a keeper and crowd exchange remarks as an elephant performs a supposed trick. The cockney bystander questions the display while the keeper defends the act and hints at more stunts with other animals.
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Jim
London
Deserving One Hoyt in New York Clipper recap
Hoyt starred with a playwright friend in a Witnessite production of a play. The-night show featured a prompt voice and a near miscue when the captain fell deaf. Applause followed as Hoyt asked who was being called, and the audience named the Jen Daniels, while the prompt word mess prompted a cheeky remark about the prom pter.
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Caliph
Brest
Moses
Midan
Sipad Devas
Hoyt
New York
Ches
Als
Phos
Absentminded Friend In Autobiography Tale
Augustus Stare relates in his memoir a story of a friend famed for memory lapses. The man greets a peer with concern over the length of time since last seen and asks about the father, only to learn the father is dead. A year later the same encounter repeats with the same forgetfulness.
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Augustus Stare
Itella
Trow
Artistic girl and the fisherman's wife tale fragment
The passage contrasts an artistic girl defined by authority from nature with a nonpareil artist, while a fisherman's wife contemplates risk in bad weather. It recalls a line about a swinging bob and a misnamed title Cynuthht In the West.
Breenkingst Table Decision Clarified in Report
A fragmented excerpt outlines a Breenkingst table decision with unclear phrasing noting Jenking’s thirty third degree and a wife’s insistence on non disclosure. The report remains ambiguous about names and context.
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Jenking
The Old Fashioned Boy Referenced in City Dinner
A New York Sun piece recalls an old fashion child at a dinner in the city. The speaker discusses the boy who emulated his father in dress and mannerisms and dreamed big, even imagining presidential aims.
Virtue of the Mafia In Old Sicilian Belief
The article describes Mafia onesta as a virtue of never aiding authorities. It claims members never provide information even when victimized, preferring private justice and vengeance. A Sicilian attitude toward government and private affairs is noted, with a Steinan proverb about life and death.
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Sicily
Trom
Geographical Distribution of Hair Color Across Europe
The article outlines a racial color map by latitude, locating light hair north of 45 degrees and darker tones toward the south. It describes a gradation from flaxen hair in northern Europe to blue black hair along the Mediterranean, with a debatable band across central Europe.
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England
Belgium
Germans
Russia
Rranse
Switzerland
Piedmont
Bohemia
Austria
Euerope
Mediterranean
Cgentleammin
Queer English Land Tenures Described In Odd Rents
A late article notes various peculiar English tenures. near Broadhouse in Yorkshire pays a snowball in midsummer and a red rose at Christmas. Poston manor is held by two rods and a loaf of bread. An estate in northern England is held by a vase exhibited every seven years, and Suffolk property by two white doves annually.
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England
Broadhouse
Yorkshire
Poston
Suffolk
A Great Relief From Dispute Over Children
Mrs Catterson and Mrs Clatterson exchange views on a children's quarrel with phrases of relief and dismissal. The conversation hints at Harold and Bobbie involved in a dispute resolved by sending Warold on two stretchers.
Those New Neighbors Borrowed Bible In Mock Humility
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item quotes a speaker who mocked new neighbors for borrowing a Bible claiming forgetfulness. The speaker notes the Bible’s appearance as never used and expresses lingering humiliation from the episode.
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Tlow
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Deer with a Hat Rack On His Head
A small boy named Clarence visits a park with his father and recalls seeing a deer with a hatrack on its head. The quip highlights a child's mishearing of hatrack as a deer wearing horns fashioned into a rack and draws a lighthearted note from Current Literature.
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Clarence
Grandma
Vengeance Returned Traveler Teases About Hair
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a young Mr Tease who teased Miss Auburn about her hair. The note adds that long ago she married him, hinting at a past vengeance or payoff in a terse, illustrated clipping style.
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Tease
Miss Auburn
Riead
Earrings Through Ancient Greek and Roman Styles
Ancient Greek and Roman ladies wore plain gold or silver hoops in the ears. Over time these simple hoops evolved into more elaborate forms, with settings featuring precious gems.
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