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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1900
Page
6
Fragmentary text mentions Yaresiptacy winning control of the interitation and turning it over to his successor, Dr. Dearing. No clear events or dates available.
The report notes Cornelius Vanderbilt declining a nomination while acknowledging a rural free delivery plan in Nebraska Nemaha county South Auburn route details include twenty eight miles and a single carrier. It mentions $1000 in aid for sufferers at Galveston and $600 immediate assistance. John B Randolph, a New York art critic, reportedly fell and was injured.
In Washington reports list of rural free delivery plans and AP appointments. Mentioned are the First National Bank of Wymore and the North American National Bank, with officers and resignations noted. Lt Col F Forrest Jeena and deputies tied to horse related duties appear amid scattered references to Nebraska and Wyoming locales.
Judge Shiras of the United States District Court in Omaha dismissed the Sloan case for want of jurisdiction and certified the matter to the Supreme Court. The ruling concerned the claim against the United States involving the Sac and Fox Nation and related Indian affairs.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate the Farmers' Association of Lincoln ready to operate offering farm supplies and prices from manufacturers. Details are unclear but show plans for arting in the farm community.
A report states D. O. Whitford under various aliases has been captured by the Lincoln chief of police. It mentions recovering a sum of $100 from W. Or Robinson of the State Bank and a claim of cattle ownership as part of the case.
Edward P. Smith cites disaster as impetus for a bill creating commissioners to temporarily ease court strains. Judge Wakeley of Omaha argues for a rule allowing a commission of regularly appointed judges to assist. Dean M. B. Reese urges legislative education reforms raising prelaw study and extending university law courses from two to three years.
A Fremont man named Mreadér was found in Omaha with his overcoat and $12.20 after a sheriff’s deputy left a Fremont Elks committee to search. The fragment notes a dead man’s belongings were recovered and returned.
A fire started in hay stored in barns at the B M stockyards in Aurora Nebraska on September 23. An employee's lantern caused sparks as hay toppled, igniting a blaze that consumed hundreds of tons of hay while cattle and horses were moved to safety with no loss reported.
A fragmented report from Plattsmouth Nebraska notes county commissioners facing excessive costs for a clock project. The item hints at budget overruns and procurement concerns tied to a local public works decision.
A garbled OCR fragment notes flooding and water issues with scattered names and incomplete phrases. It mentions a water event and organizational references but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
Fragmentary text shows an advertisement in this paper for a treatment by Dr H H Green with claims of free dropsy cure. The snippet includes unrelated reflections and garbled phrases about genius and vanity.
A collage of quotes and fragments from sources including Minneapolis and various authors. It weaves proverbs, pithy lines, and dated notices into a scattered page of cultural miscellany.
The fragment mentions Halls Catarrh Care described as constitutional care and notes the duchess of Albany as the first member of the Toyal family to ride a bicycle. The text is obscure and unclear about events or dates.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Magnetic Starch and starching fine linen. It references Payette and an unclear trade note involving California and the Philip trade, with stray phrases about a percentage and forgetting elements.
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