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The Fairbury Enterprise in Fairbury, Nebraska
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Newspaper
The Fairbury Enterprise
Location
Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1900
Page
1
Subscriptions Terms for the Praisuss in 1900
Pairbourey Nebraska December 29 1900 Cash M Taylor publisher announces subscription terms for the Praisuss with rates of 1.50 per year and 1.00 if paid in advance.
Free rural delivery debated in Postmaster General report
The Postmaster General urges extending free delivery to rural Americans, estimating 52 million of 77 million inhabitants would obtain postal service. The plan seeks $20.56 million yearly, offset by discontinued posts, higher receipts, and revised pound rates, amid Lincoln events and local political bustle. The piece also notes appointments of two newspaper men as colonels and calls for economy in the upcoming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Europe
United States
Huse
Hammond
Meikeljohn Seen as Strong Senate Ally for War Department
Army and Navy Journal lauds Mr Meikeljohn as a capable former acting head of the War Department and a trusted ally in the Senate. The Nebraska legislator would bring deep knowledge of military affairs and steadfast service to the Nation’s armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meikeljohn
Senate
War Department
Spain
Army
Nebraska
Meiklejohn
United States Senate
Army and Navy Journal
Capital City Districts Debate Sparks Omaha Influence
Special correspondence discusses forthcoming legislative districting and the South Omaha concerns. It notes eyes opened by political corruption and predicts measures to redraw lines to affect Omaha and Douglas County influence at the packing house city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Omaha
Omaha
Douglas County
Danbury Woman’s Will Bequeaths Teeth to Heir
Mrs. Henrietta Chase of Danbury Conn died recently leaving property to several people. She left her teeth to Alznson Chase who hoped for hidden diamonds but found no jewels. He will contest the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valse Feeth
Henrietta Chase
Danbury
Cong
Alznson Chase
Columbia Names New Hall Karl Hall At Donor Gift
An anonymous friend of Columbia University has given $100,000 to name a new hall Karl Hall. The announcement notes the gift will support university buildings and references similar naming at Brooks House at Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Mew
Karl Hall
The
University
Brooks
Marvard
Eiffel Tower Used by Paris Police to Spy on Smokes
Paris police have repurposed the Eiffel Tower as a watch tower to monitor chimneys for excess smoke. The elevated vantage point helps authorities identify factories or homes emitting more smoke than permitted under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Man Walks 97,200 Miles in Eighty Four Years
A reasonably active man walks about 97,200 miles in his lifetime, more than ten times Earth's circumference, by simply moving around his house and office.
Record of long lasting hurricane near Porto Rico in Aug
The Hydrographic Bureau reports a powerful August hurricane lasting from August 3 to August 7. It traveled roughly 4 000 to 5 000 miles and began farther east than any prior tropical storm. It was first observed midway between Africa’s coasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydrographic Bureau
Washington
Porto Rico
Africa
Boston Mushroom Exhibit at Horticultural Hall
The Boston Micrological Society hosted an exhibit of poisonous and edible mushrooms at Horticultural Hall. Dainty mushroom dishes were prepared on chafing dishes and sampled with relish by attendees. A brief lecture preceded a discussion on the fungi's interior characteristics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Micrological Society
Horticultural Hall
Words Are the Blossoms and Deeds Are the Fruits
A reflective column considers actions over words, praising tangible deeds as the true harvest of character. It argues that deeds reveal intent more clearly than speech.
Keeley Institute Moves From Blair to Omaha
The Keeley Institute has been relocated from Blair to Omaha Nebraska, occupying the corner of 19th and Leavenworth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeley Institute
Blair
Omaha
Neb
19Th
Leavenworth Streets
Omaha & Westh Railroad Time Table Summary
Railroad time entries show schedules for arrivals and departures at Omaha and Westh with trains like No 17 St Joseph Mail and No 108 Nelson, including Omaha Accommodation and Express services. Freight and daily frequencies noted with times around early morning and evening, partial legible details from 17 and 18 Le weet of Fairbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha & Ft
St. Joseph
Denver
Nelson Shee
Pseabsaass
Nelson Oer
Ghae
Bae
Aetesss
Suede
le Weet
Fairbury
Untitled travel timetable fragment from Kansas area
Fragmentary timetable lines show bus or rail times and routes with scattered times in the evening and early morning. The readable items include references to Fahim and Josephrar, city names like Kansas and Pairbury, and notes on daily schedules with exceptions.
Alimony Suit Involving Monongahela River Consolidated Coal
Mrs Marie Jutte sues Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke company of Pittsburgh claiming the firm must pay alimony previously decreed from her husband. The husband left the country two years ago after C Jutte & Co was absorbed by the larger concern. The suit seeks enforcement of the court decree through the coal company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela River
Reminiscence of Benedict Arnold and the Wilow Tree
The New York Tribune recalls Benedict Arnold with a tale of a withering glance he cast at a decayed willow opposite West Point. It supposedly marked his parting look as he fled toward the Vulcan leading to England, a superstition that a traitor’s gaze could kill a tree. The note adds a claim Arnold favored companions and cherished this specific tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict Arnold
West Point
England
New York Tribune
Washington Red Fir Growth Efforts Support Long Term Lumber Output
The division of forestry in Washington state, part of the agriculture department, has sixteen workers gathering data on red fir growth and land productivity. Chief Gifford Pinchot argues proper care can yield a perpetual supply, keeping Washington a leading lumber producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Division of Forestry
Department of Agriculture
Gifford Pinchot
Transvaal Minerals Richest Country in Minerals Claims
The Transvaal is described as the richest country globally for minerals. The text notes England annexed the Transvaal in 1877 but evacuated it in 1831, and similarly claims conquest and later evacuation of the Orange Free State in 1848 and six years after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transvaal
England
Orange Free State
Gounod Tore Faust Manuscript Then Reconsidered
The article recalls how Charles Gounod in anger tore up the Faust manuscript and later regretted it, losing some melodies. It notes his momentary plan to write only sacred music when composing Faust and his eventual decision to continue with secular works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gounod
Faust
Trade angles in American and English goods
Foreign markets favor American nets and lotties for export especially in warm climates where American and English goods compete closely against rivals.
Best Mendes of Mats Heads Hair Market Surges
Pair-haired traders push demand as hair quotient from 140800 to 160000 signals a sharp rise in the Mats market. Analysts note strong activity among notable buyers and sellers driving prices higher.
Trains barred from whistling in Toronto Sundays
The city announces a Sunday ban on locomotive whistle use within Toronto limits. Officials cite noise concerns and safety, with enforcement to begin immediately on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Toronto
Burlington Route Announces Through Trains To Northwest
The Burlington Pacific Express offers a new daily through train from Grand Island Kansas City and St Joseph to Lincoln Northwest Nebraska Wyoming Montana Washington Tacoma Seattle Puget Sound and Portland Oregon via Billings Montana. Highlights include through coaches chair cars tourist sleepers dining car service and standard sleepers. Additional services include Kansas City and St Joseph routes to Nebraska Denver Utah and Pacific Coast via Ogden and a Nebraska Colorado Express from Hastings with ties to Chicago and St Louis and frequent northbound service to Omaha St Paul Minneapolis and the Lake Region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Puget Sound
Burlington
Pacific Express
Grand Island
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Nebraska
Black Limius
Wyoming
Montana
Washington
Tacoma
Seattle
Oregon
Billings
Upper
Northwest
Missouri River
St Joseph
Denver
Colorado
Utah
Pacific Coast
Ogden
Lincoln and
Jillings
California
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Pairboury, Neb
Cash M. Taylor
Pra.isuss
Ie Tayures
Apam Grannoen
W. &. Channing
Tak
Keeley
Werth
Tobaceo
Tre
Trentmons
Lette BR. Keresey Co
K@ELEY INSTITUTE
Rock Island
Gpandisland
West
Aan
Idam Kansas
Fahim
Josephrar
Opuy
Pairbury Sa
Geunod
Nebraska-Colorado Express
Hastings
Chicago and
St. Louis
Best
St. L’aul
Minneapolis
Lake Region
R. H. Crozaza
L. W. Waxeer
Main Street
Mowasgo
Joseph
Jevrenson Cocnrer
Kerablisuaep Banx
Harbine Bank
G. W. Hansen
H. ¥. Haus
Minster
W. Hansen
Thomas Harbine
Chas. Clifton
Orney
Law
Corner Square
Fed
Arnold
Hanford & Son
Inter Ocean
Mail
Jansen
Diller
Plymouth
Raates
Messenger
Jefferson County
Abstract Office
Bonded Abstracts
Nebraska Central Building & Loan Associato
Over Firet National Bank
Fairbury, Nerrabkea
Smaigut As
Tug Crow Fixe
Kansas City and the Gulf
Trale
Pittsburg
Joplin
Ft. Smith
Texarkana
Shreveport
Houston
Galv&ston
Waewan, G. P. A
Pe Tay Mo
Edmund H. Hinshaw
Letton & Hinshaw
Goodrich Bros. Bank
Fairbury, Neb
E. R. Tibball
North Side Square
Clarke Building
Mrbury
Ben. L. Purdy
Claes Ates
Barney
Parker Mouse Fourth Street
Alec Key
A. B. Kautzman
NIGIT
M. Adgit
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