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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1893
Page
1
A Sidney retailer pledges fair pricing tied to quality, promising customers honest value. The shop keeps stock rotating with fresh items, aims to earn a fair living, and commits to refunds or improvements if goods fail to satisfy. Founder E. McLernon stresses price for value, with profits recycled into better stock.
A reply from McIntosh disputes Logan’s accusations about the ex-treasurer. He defends Ickes against alleged mismanagement of county funds, asserts improper bank deposits lacked orders, cites court rulings, claims misused warrants, and accuses rivals of falsifying statements while detailing alleged double taxation and missing credits.
In Cheyenne county Nebraska during 1890 1889 tax payments are questioned as duplicates. A.W. Scribner correspondence to J. d. McIntosh asks for refund of $29 paid twice on same land. Notes detail and criticize county officers including Mr. Ickes and Mr. Ragan. ends with sign off from J. J. Molyroso.
Notice of a called meeting of Cheyenne County Commissioners to be held on Friday April 2 1693 with Deputy MeoMucwan and clock listed as attendees.
A visit to Fullerton showcases Shadeland Onward and Shadeland broodmares with Judge Brady and HC Young handling horses famed for speed and docility. records include Onward foals at 2:18 to 2:29, Nutwood Woodline lines with Woodline progeny such as Ella Woodline and Bell Acton. The piece highlights Woodline sire power, Woodline farm mares, and invites readers to see the horses at Gould & Miller in Fullerton.
Sidney schools report the departure of Herbert Wood and updates on students entering new departments. James Britton suffers brain trouble with rest and recovery ahead. A concert, field day plans for May 2, 1904, and exams note perfect lessons. A letter from a Sidney veteran thanks local comrades for support at his father's funeral.
The proprietor announces a large line of Spring suits and furnishing goods. Sidney offers working clothes and fine dress suits with a varied stock selected to meet trade demands. No shelf worn goods or job lots are stocked.
Balbriggan brand men suits offered at one dollar per suit with promotional pricing. Sale details and availability are indicated by the OCR fragment indicating a pricing point of one dollar per suit.
A local clothing store touts a bold offer for working men, selling a pair of overalls at 75 cents. The ad claims dozens have sold and positions the item as the town’s best value, emphasizing affordability and durability.
The department offers every style of business or dress suit made to order with a perfect fit and guaranteed satisfaction. Prices start at 18 dollars per suit and rise.
A fragmented reminiscence explores how furnishing goods reflect ordinary desires and social mood. The piece compares the plain, everyday buyer with the aspirational young man, noting fashion, taste, and market influence shape consumer choices.
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