Land Office Notices From Sidney Nebraska 1819 Summary
Notices record multiple residents filing for final proof of claims in Sidney Nebraska. Names include Margaret Troinen, Charles Trognitz, and witnesses John Peetz, Jacob Kauffman, Henry Delorhty, William Thomasett. Dates shown August to November with hearings before registers at Bidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Sidney
Mo Marc
Reypod
Bidney
Nob
Thomas Powell
Fred Marr
Willan Geeffee
George Murbach
Thomas M
Morte
Joan M. Adame
Register
Land Ofice
Gallon
Geltior Tins
Notios
Taway Gyie WitGesce
Ferenc
Charles K. Trognitz
Christ Goblumnani
Dey New
Jon M. Adams
Eepe Regiator
Margretha Troinen
Gud Land
John Peetz
Vater Ween
Fischer
Jacob Kauffman
Fidney
Neb
Landco
Gothella
Steger
Local Notices Offer Debtor Settlement and Mules for Sale
To whom it may concern All parties owing me either by note or book account that is due must settle by Sept 15 or the notes and accounts will be left with W. P. Miles for collection. Also ads offer a span of mules for sale hunting for exchange opportunities in western lands and houses for sale in Lincoln plus Tennessee and Missouri land.
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Iti
W. P. Miles
Lincoln
Tennessee
Missouri
J Tlonvanp
Emerald
Army
A. E Bonding
Halsey
Oregon
Chamberlain’n Calfo
W. F. Bagsett
Excursion Promises Westward Trips to See Exhibition Car
A promotion for a grand exhibition car tour offers round trip fare of one dollar plus two dollars from stations east of the Missouri River to Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming towns aboard Vestibuled Limited trains of the Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line. Tickets valid for select dates in 1893 with calls to visit friends, see the country and buy a farm cheap. Also includes testimonials and advertorial notes on De Witt’s Little Early Risers and Orange Blossom remedies offered by Post Office Drug Store.
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Chicago
Union Pacific & Northwestern
R Breiseir
Seplo
Hovenseckers
Missouri River
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Glasses praised as easy on eyes by Pacile Exp official
A Pacile Express general superintendent from Omaha Nebraska writes that the glasses he received are the most comfortable he has worn and let him see as well as in boyhood. He highly recommends them to others who must wear glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana
Charles Conover
Ski
Thia Siate
K. Srupponouau
Pacile
Omaha
Nebraska
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Promises Rapid Cold Cure
Readers are urged to try Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy at the onset of a cold to counter its effects and potentially cure within two days. The ad claims it works with nature to relieve lungs, liquefy mucus, and expel it from air passages, restoring health faster than rivals. Also touts non changeable spectacles by J.T Tromycka in Sidney Neb with free consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W F Kassett
J.T Tromycka
Sidney
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Usnuly Bill Pod. CO
Norwich
Conn
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J.T. Thoelecke
Rockford
Hampden
Josefh Wesenr
C.D. Kerang
Post Office
de Witt
Post Office Drug Store
Fron Leh
Hale
Duckekin
Ronan
TeLnanarit
Mircnean
Post
Witen
Bealda ‘Phiraisy Aflec
Ae Monumentat
JR. Chambers
Vost Office Drug Store
Ofice
McLaughlin
Dee Witt
Sores
Ant Wee
Fraser
Pre.y A Skinner
Texarkana
Arkansas
W PY Bassett
Potter
J. A. Carrell
Ned
DeWitt
Tce Drug Store
Ube
McAleese & Pease
Burneam
Mophtobtt
Staney
Cashier
American Bank
Amy
Dr. J. A. McGill & Co
Panorama Place
Sidney, Neb
Second Street
Sidney, Nebraska
AIG
Gutfreund
The
Oberefelder
Sidney, Nelauask
Metropolitan Hotel
G. Ek. Swan
Daughdrey & Howard
Ickes’ Old Stand
Rose St
the Union Hotel
Cos. Wellner
Ilas
Halstead
Public
News of the World
New York Weekly Tribune
United States
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney Netrosks
Geo. W. Neat
Tribune Building
New York City
the Bee Publishing CO
Omaha, Nes
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Rel Sidney
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