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The Fairbury Enterprise

Location

Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1902

Page

13

Local Notes Span Travel Death and News in Fairbury

The Fairbury community reports outings to Colorado and Kansas City visits by residents, a death from paralysis in Boulder, and multiple local updates including school hires, a teacher resignation, a bank assistant, and a new directory. Also noted are races theft concerns, marriage licenses, a baseball fundraiser, and a brakeman killed near Omaha with his body returned home.

A O.U. W W. Bs. Chambers George A. Wamsley Fairbury George H. McMahon Boulder Colorado Wamsley J. Wo Hall George Corkhill Omaha Tenth Street Union Depot Hall St. Joseph Hospital Morris Lnd Rock Island Sem Smart Dover Minnesota

Immigration party reports on Alamosa valley land offer

A party headed by L. E. Steele of Fairbury Nebraska toured the Alamosa valley with five Gehr and Averill men and Grebe, purchasing about 40 acres. The group aims to recruit more settlers, planning further excursions starting on the 23d, as their report drives immigration to the region.

Alamosa L. E. Steele Fairbury Nebraska Southern Colorado Land Company H Gehr W. B. Gehr G. E. Darrow E. N. Averill M. G. Grebe Samuel Moss S.H. Gehr Mr. Darrow Mr. Grebe Averill Steele Independent Journal Colo

Cash prize for name of new daily train to California

The Rock Island System and Southern Pacific Company invite the public to name the new daily Limited train to California set to begin November 1, 1902 via the El Paso Short Line. A $100 prize will be awarded. No entry fees. Send ideas to Sebastian, Passenger Traffic Manager, Rock Island System, Chicago.

California Rock Island System Southern Pacific Company el Paso Sebastian Chicago

Locomotives In Use Across Various Countries

The article notes that one hundred nine thousand locomotives are currently operating in different nations. It highlights widespread railway activity and the global scale of locomotive deployment.

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Fairbury, Neb SM. Nelson Re. Wilson Clark Ltaddam Kansas Margaret McLucas Laura Nelson Harbine Bank Luther Dick Brown W.F. Cramb Dave Groff Beatrice Dave A. VY. Pease Hattie Brown Yellowstone Park M. H. Arnold Chautauqua New York Charley Dirgcke Charley F ‘Wirbury Diller James Kennedy Washington, D. C Hunter Kennedy J. L Mr. Kennedy Hunter Mr. K Seward Entearuise Ringlings J. M. King G. Catlin Lincoln Frank Hardwell Pearl Bender D. T. Thiessen Maria Friessen Judge Boyle Minden Ohiowa Bean Spencer Gaines Moore R. N Erwin Culver G. PF. Lewis George Evans U B. Galbraith C. McClellan A. Wiley RK. M. Gladman G. Wiley Chapman Ritchard Culver Fats and Loans Crack Bell Basketful L. A. Near Frank Shearon Jos. Sarbach Eugene Cole Circus Lemonade Vcolorado South Omaha Adelbert Preston Lad Spike Adelbert ‘Wreston Rock Island Road Richard Kinkaid Sarcoxie Henry Slickert C. B. Porter Erickson Albright Adelbert Willie Scholling Smith Hook Island Road Topeka Adebert South Omehe Henry Slickert, Jr W. R. Patrick County Sarpy County Wiliam Bee Colorado Limited W. R. Patrick Patrick Robert Kinkaid Plymouth The Western Jessie Shuey Miss Bartels J.J. Shannon Charles Germer Gage County J. W. Wadley Manitou, Colorado Minnie Huber DeWitt Henry Rahe George Lemmer Jr Bentz Wiggins Villian Robert Kephart de Witt Sir Knigurs Maccabee Omaha Tent No. 75 Atlasament No. 6 O Street John Schultz Atchison Globe Sights Atchison Pat Fairburys Big Furniture Store Steele & Schumann
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