Transit routes extend from Omaha to St Louis and beyond
A report notes travel corridors from Ube Ta Lincoln through Omaha to Chicago St Joseph Kansas City St Louis and other eastern and southern points.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1905
Page
8
A report notes travel corridors from Ube Ta Lincoln through Omaha to Chicago St Joseph Kansas City St Louis and other eastern and southern points.
Denver to Portland Salt Lake City San Francisco and return trains listed with No. 301 and 908 freight on daily and Sun schedules. Northbound No. 902 passenger daily morning arrival and No. 304 freight daily with Monday limit. Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars available. Tickets and baggage to any US or Canada point. For info contact M A Shleman agent or J Francis general passenger agent Omaha Nebraska.
Sidney Nebraska timetable lists Eastbound trains including Overland Limited No 2 at 0 05 am and No 1 at 735 pm plus Atlantic Express No 4 and other trains with various times. Passenger service via air freight notes stops. Agent W D Currox signs the notice.
For sale or trade one 6-year-old Shorthorn bull. Early Hebron potatoes weed or cook ing 50c per 100 pounds. Pau Borequist Sidney Neb.
160 acres for sale eleven miles east of Sidney includes a two room frame house and shed ding with a good well. Price is cheap for cash. Inquire at The Telegraph office.
Furnished rooms for rent in a tidy setup. For particulars call on Mrs. J. H. Wilson, located at the second door west of the Metropolitan hotel.
A brief notice seeks to buy several quarter sections of land at a favorable rate. The ad requests responses with pricing and terms to P U Box 166 Sidney Nebraska.
A good condition Steinway piano is offered free of charge by C. D. Essic. The item is described as a usable second hand instrument with no asking price.
Two yearling colts a gray and a bay are reported estrayed or stolen. Both branded 92 on the right jaw. Liberal reward offered for information leading to recovery. Address A W Olson Sextorp Nebraska.
Scanlon's Sarsaparilla promotes brood purification while Dr. E W Murless provides affordable first class dentistry. The Heath Milligan paint covers 300 square feet per two coats at 1 50 per gallon. J R Merifield supplies free eye tears and affordable glasses with guaranteed satisfaction.
The Telegraph lists land office blanks for sale. Details specify the locations and terms of sale, inviting bidders to submit offers by a set deadline. The notice outlines required documentation and approval process.
Two imported Percheron stallions offered by C G Whelden owner after ranch sale. Pirate dark gray foaled 1898 imported 1901 weight 1756 lbs with breeder guarantee and colt show potential. Delicamer black foaled 1899 weight 1950 lbs, also breeder guaranteed. Easy terms to serious buyers. address J H Merrell, Sterling Colo.
The association, adjourned sine die on January 14, 1905 due to severe weather, will meet at the Sidney school building at 9:30 a.m. Saturday April 8 1905. Citizens urged to attend. Frances E. Knox County Supt.
An old advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes refunds from all druggists if the remedy fails and carries KE W Grove’s signature on each box. The price is 2 cents.
The Lady Maccabees host a social at their hall on Tuesday evening April eleventh. The general public is invited. A prize from the previous social’s guessing contest will be awarded. Refreshments will cost fifteen cents.
Hydesaburo Ohashi discusses the bushido as Japan's moral code guiding statesmen soldiers and scholars. He contrasts it with Buddhism and notes bushido's view that suicide for serious offenses honors the mikado and guarantees Shinto heaven. Military honor hinges on dying in battle and returning favors with greater gifts.
The piece paints a grim portrait of early 18th century London with 600000 residents and rough roads. It notes the degrading sight of traitor heads near London Bridge, foul smells, pillory punishments, decaying churchyards, and brutal entertainments like bear and bull baiting and executions at Tyburn, reflecting harsh civic life.
TheSpectator reports a test of animal scent preferences showing lions and leopards expressing evident pleasure when lavender water was applied to cotton wool in their cages. The tester conducted multiple visits with scent bottles and found lavender as a favored odor among many animals.
Beginning Sunday April 9 the Ven James Cape Archdeacon of Laramie will preach a mission at Christ Episcopal Church. Evening services at 730 each day and short services with familiar hymns. A question box will allow parishioners to ask about church history doctrines vestments bishops priests and deacons and Henry VIII and the English Church.
The notice promotes cheap one way rail fares to California Puget Sound and the Northwest from April 4 to April 8 and low cost round trips to eastern Colorado the Big Horn Basin and North Platte Valley with ground floor land bargains. Eastern trips encouraged with a request to write for information and money saving tips from L W WakeLeY Omaha and M A Shipman Sidney agents.
A humorous exchange recounted in the Houston Post shows a daughter seeking marriage to a duke and her father bargaining the price. The fragment notes a private crime memory from Rochefon cauld.
Among Europe’s most picturesque carnival sights the Binche Gilles parade with 200 dancers wearing tall ostrich feather headdresses and lace costumes. They dance from a designated spot to the town hall, tossing oranges to spectators. At the town hall the crowd joins in, and about 5 000 people fill the Gramme place dancing together.
In a supper table scene Dolly asks what a miser is. The mother answers that a miser is a man who thinks his wife's hat should not coat more than his own, while glancing at the husband across the table.
A dialogue notes the high price of a pure blooded terrier named Misa Fancier and compares it to a more expensive Wall Street pointer cited by a friend.
Advertisement seeks a girl for general housework at wages of 11.00 per week. Inquiries directed to Mrs J H Willson, west of the Metropolitan Hotel.
A three year old Mammoth Jack bred in town weighs about 750 pounds and is described as a good all around individual. Warranted in every way. Price 350. For sale at J J Vandiver's Ranch four miles south of Potter Nebraska.
Acclimated crop stock raised without irrigation at Oberfelders as part of a divide sowing program.
The note cites concern over a writer losing his clever edge as English magazines begin copying his jokes. The Atlantic Constitution is quoted expressing worry about diminished originality and looming misfortune for the humorist.
Dialogue excerpt shows a conflict where a man’s family objects to marriage with Mr Nicefella. The exchange includes a witty retort about a dowry or allowance and a flourish of hopeful news.
A concise quotation attributed to Pythagoras notes that anger starts from folly and leads to remorse, reflecting on the cycle of emotion and consequence.
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