Train schedules and services offered to Omaha and western points
The notice lists rail lines and routes from Lincoln to St Louis and westward with daily passenger trains heading south and north, freight services, and sleeping dining cars. It promotes ticket sales, baggage check, and inquiries via M A Shipman, Agent, or J Francis, General Passenger Agent, Omaha Nebraska.
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United States
Canada
M. A. Shipman
J. Francis
Omaha
Nebraska
Timetable for Union Pacific trains in both directions
The timetable lists Eastbound and Westbound trains with numbers and times including the Overland Limited No 2 at 9 40 a m and Westbound Overland Limited No 1 at 7 55 p m Fast Mail Nos 102 101 108 passenger restrictions apply and some trains do not carry passengers Freight trains stop at marked points and carry passengers at times.
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Overland Limited
Atlantic Express
Mailand Express
Fast Mail
Pacific Express
Mail and Express
Pee LL
Local items note Dr. Seymour visit and various sales
Dr. Seymour coming Oct 3 to Sidney U P Hotel for eye and ear care. Numerous ads: folding bed for sale, two houses for rent, Heath and Milligan paint claims ten-year coverage, Dr E W Murlless dentist, Chloro Naphtoleum at Greenlee & Benson, Oberfelder selling suits and pants, Miller's Wisconsin shoes, Wright & Parks tinwork bicycle store, Reliable gasoline stove, for sale driving horse and harness, Mrs Clara E Britton inquiries, Dr Lincoln G Simon resumes practice, J R Merifield eyes tester, Oberfelder block offices, Stetson hats carried, and go see Dr Seymour in Sidney. U P Hotel.
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Heath & Milligan
D. J. Scanlon
E. W. Murlless
Greenlee & Benson
S. Oberfelder
Miller's
Wisconsin
Dan Bergman
Wright & Parks
S. Call
Clara E. Britton
Lincoln G. Simon
Sidney
Oberfelder Block
J. R. Merifield
Optician
Testa
Glassea
Oberfelder
Oberfelder & Co
Oberfelders
Stetson
New York
Chicago
Omaha
Seymour
Nebraska
U. P. Hotel
Strayed Sorrel Saddle Horse and Large Livestock Report
In May a sorrel saddle horse with a bald face and a left shoulder brand is missing and a liberal reward is offered by Lewis Willson of Lewin Nebraska for its recovery. Also reported are 30 to 35 head of horses and mules strayed from Clara Nebraska area with left jaw brand. Address inquiries to Joan Coup Clara road Nebraska. Also listed are land sections 15 and 21 township 14 range 48 Cheyenne county and an unrelated clothing sale notice from Oberfelder’s offering summer underwear and gummer apparel.
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Lewis Willson
Lewin
Neb
Sidney
Clara
Township
Range 48
Cheyenne County
Frankfort
Ind
Railroad News From North Platte and Western Railwordes
North Platte local notes report resignations layoffs and staff shuffles at the U P roundhouse and Union Pacific depot. A coal car fire is extinguished and engine issues lead to a replacement. Rumors speak of shop-force reductions and possible future hold up concerns amid rising railroad security activity. The Omaha Bee outlines a proposed transcontinental passenger train backed by major lines with a million dollar capital plan and expensive fares aimed at high end travelers.
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Leon Urbach
Union Pacific
Carl Berkland
North Platte
Boyt Milner
Union Pacific Fire Brigade
R. D. Devine
North Platteite
Hostler
Sidney
City
York
Omaha
North Platte Tribune
Nebraska
Montana
Rock Island
Kansas
Secret Service
State Journal
Omaha Bee
Atlantic
Pacific Seaboard
Union
Southern Pacific
Northwestern
New York Central
Lake Shore
Stockmen form Independent Packing Company with $5 million capital
Kansas City dispatch reports stockmen from grass country forming the Independent Packing Company to challenge the Packers' trust. The plan includes a $5,000,000 capitalization with 51 percent in escrow to keep control with stockholders. An initial Missouri valley plant is planned for next fall, with a second plant likely in Fort Worth, Texas. The Missouri valley site is narrowed to Omaha, Sioux City, St. Joseph, or Kansas City, depending on existing stock markets. Bert Webb buys and moves Whitney house to his lot in the near east town.
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Kansas City
Omaha Bee
Grass Country
Midland Hotel
Packers’ Trust
Independent Packing Company
Missouri Valley
Texas
Omaha
Sioux City
J. Joseph
Atchison, Leavenworth
St. Joseph
Fort Worth
Local residents and visitors travel through Sidney notes
Lieut. Col. Hein of the 10th U. S. Cavalry bound for Fort Robinson stops in Sidney. Will and Mrs. Moore depart for Omaha for hospital care. Edith Martin marks seventh birthday with friends. August and Albert Johnson visit from Leafdale for stone work. Mrs. Cooper and daughter Mabel head to Tecumseh after a Sidney visit. Trinnier family from Bridgeport guests of Sidney friends. Will Muler tours from Freeport before winter south for health. J. W. Harper returns from Kansas with uncle J. M. Harper joining him. H. S. Crane and wife travel from Omaha via Ogden and Putte for legal business. Fusion slates for Thirteenth Judicial district duties convene at Ogden today with Cheyenne county delegations listed.
Nebraska Exhibit at St Louis World’s Fair Highlighting State Museum
Nebraska plans a major World’s Fair display drawing on the State Museum collection valued at over 125000 and Hon. G H Morrill’s collection worth over 50000. A building designed by Thomas Kimball will cost 15000 with 35000 state appropriation, doubled by private and commercial support. The exhibit will feature education, sugar beet industry, and crops like wheat corn oats grasses plus horticulture of apples grapes and small fruits.
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Nebraska
St. Louis
State Museum
G H. Morrill
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Thomas Kimball
Omaha
Nebraska State University At
Lincoln
Palace of Agriculture
Senate Restaurant Proclaims Continued Courteous Service
The new management of the Senate restaurant department assures patrons of the same courteous treatment and excellent meals that made the house popular. The proprietor Stone R. It. announces readiness to serve and wait on customers.
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Senate
R. It
Stone
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St. Lewis
All Points East
Union Pacific Railroad
Sidney, Neb
W PD
Cuirtron
B. A. Jones
Joan Coup, Clara
Saumuier
Crow
John Brothers
U. P. Roundhouse
Illinoia
Grand Lodge
New Castle
Wyo
Meat Trust
Bert Webb
Whitney
St. George
Hein
10Th U. S. Cavalry
Fort Robinson
Will Moore
Edith Martin
Messrs
August
Albert Johnson
Leafdale
Nela Johnson
J’ EB. Trinnier
Bridgeport
Joe
Will Muler
Freeport
J. W. Harper
J. M. Harper
Crane
Ogden
Putte
Thirteenth Judicial District
Ogualalla
J. A. Killian
Glasner & Barzen
Krug
Budweiser
Choice
THE
Telegraph
W. P. Wood
Promiator
OWL” Saloon
Dworak & Vath
AfcAlcese Building
Leroy Martin
Attorney AT Law
Herbert S. Crane
F C. Beebe
Callahan Block
Sidney, Nes
H. E. Gapen
Court House
A. D. Stowitts
U. Po. Rallenad
Oberfelder Building
Sidney, Nebraska
F. Kucera
L. Gt. Simon
Obertelder Block
Ilto
V. F. Kucera
FANCY
Swan Dedrick
ANG
Metropolitan Hotel
M. J. Sanders
Ralston & Fonda
Lion Weeenans
South Omaha
Nes
Bank of Ne- Esa
Mith Bros
Camp Clarke
Ohn Anderson
Lodgepole Creek
Arkiclows&s Lindherg
Redington
Lawrence Tforkes
Nebr
Range
Cedar Creek
H. Tobin
Pole
Lodgepole
Jon
Animal
McLernon
George Cattle CO
H. Beard
Kimball
A. Neb
Ran
Lawrenon Forks
J. Flood
Stoffice
Ickes, E Neb
Xvison Precinct
Amos
Kimball Coun
D. Stowitts
Sideney, Neb
Cheyenne ‘County
Cadam Bros
DAM Bros
Potter, Neb
Potter
Nner County
A. Asplund
Heath
Pest
Bere Crip
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