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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1901
Page
8
Fragmented notes report prices for foods and goods from Hayden Bros Omaha, with hogs at 4.90 and eggs at 12 cents. A corn sheller fire damaged machines owned by Jos. and Hopryx Whaver near Beatrice while shelling for Mr. Satlif. Alfred Peeta wall papers and mouldings offered, with city canvass plans.
Henry Sish will hold a public sale of new and second hand agricultural implements at the place of stnsifices in Harbine on the 28th inst with JB Wright as auctioneer See Dills for particulars. Also note local concerns over liquor pricing and enforcement amid public agitation.
A fragmented historical note recalls P. T. Barnum being given a title by Queen Victoria during an early visit to St. James's Palace. The anecdote mentions Barnum's curiosity about the prince of Wales and the queen’s amused reactions as he interacted with royal attendants.
Mr and Mrs B L Fillingham traveled to Keaterson this week to join relatives at a local wedding.
Brank Willey of the Fleet Nebraska in the Philippines arrived Monday for a visit to his family. Dr. J. H. Gaston and his wife of Axtel Kansas returned home yesterday via Steele City after spending several days here with their son J. T. Carmichael and family.
A group of Ralph Lowe’s young friends held a genuine surprise party Wednesday evening at the Lowe home. They spent the time pleasantly with music and games at the residence of his parents Mr and Mrs de PL Lowe.
Professor Nasen reports changes in the Gulf Stream from the Michael Sars expedition. He notes winter strength variability and cooler northern coasts, with a warmer Iceland west, and a warmer current in that region this summer. The Gulf Stream is said to influence Britain Norway Iceland and possibly Spitsbergen climates.
The text discusses the Gulf Stream heat flow from the Gulf of Mexico toward Arctic seas, its large heat transfer estimates, and how small atmospheric shifts could alter its path. It notes von Nansen’s observations that current direction varies with physical causes and ponders predicting its Atlantic course and resulting seasonal impacts.
Short fragment lists price two dollars and druggists price, and credits Scott and Bowne chemists of New York as suppliers.
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