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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1896

Page

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Arbor Day Talk Highlights Origins and Tree Life Parallels

In a discussion on Arbor Day, J Sterling Morton recalls origin in Lincoln Nebraska 1872 and explains the term. He links tree life to human life, noting libraries books and knowledge derive from trees. A Sidney school Arbor Day program follows with multiple classroom dedications and songs.

Arbor Day J Sterling Morton Lincoln Neb Academeia Athens Socrates Plato Agamemnon Delphos Menelaus Helen of Troy Xerxes Greece Nebraska American Union United States Arbor Lodge Sidney Public Doran Kindergarden Otis Chambers Vern Leonard Fannie DeCastro Schoool First Primary Schoo

Commissioners Proceedings in Sidney Nebraska April 9 1896

County commissioners meet in Sidney with all members present. Petitions grant road closures and new or vacated routes. cross bay area, Camp Clarke precinct division, and road overseer appointments approved. Bills audited, warrants issued, and meetings adjourned to April 24 1896.

Potter Yard U. P Paul Sandoz Bayard Bridge Petiton D. W. White Camp Clarke North Platte River Sidney, Nebr

Local Notes on Belmont Canal and Farm Prospects

The Telegraph reports a week of county happenings with optimism about crop prospects. Belmont, Riverside, and Redington notes describe Canal labor, new tenants like John Dick at Chimney Rock, and Jimmie Iddings moving a house to irrigate fifteen to twenty acres. Belonging workers, water plans, and Hunt’s impending Belmont Canal Company role are discussed alongside livestock and alfalfa success stories.

Belmont Mus Springs Jim Finn Mr. de Witt Jim North Essig Lorren John Dick Chimney Rock Jimmie Mr. Hendrickson

Alliance Social Notes and Local Happenings

Special Correspondence reports visits by P. C. Lang and family and Mrs. John Covall on the ranch. Carrie Rodgers and John Haynes call at Mr. Smith’s. a large crowd attended Mr. S. A. Petty’s gathering. Miss Carrie Rodgers was uninjured after a horse incident. A dance at Mr. Peterson’s drew a full house with an excellent late supper. J T Rodgers of Alliance seeks cattle for summer work at 12 cents per head monthly.

P. C. Lang Alliance John Covall William Fisk Carrie Rodgers John Haynes Smith S. A. Petty J. T. Rodgers J. W. Rodgers A. D. Rodgers Mr. Golden Neb P. O

Pitying Delph Rest After the Ball Causes Quiet Reflection

The speaker notes he did not speak of Delph because she appeared weary after the ball and he let the 8,000 rest. He believes Mr Jordan has visited Hedberg in the past week and assumes matters have been satisfactorily arranged. Soar WEED.

Aout Delph Jordan Hedberg Soar Weed

Redington News Roundup and Local Happenings

Special Correspondence reports D M Coulter and guests visiting Colorado last week. Herbert Mackie moves to Middle Creek from Sand Frills. Sam Coulter shows gold fever, Loveland residents send specimens. T S Mackie’s new store counters and shelving in Redington please. Bruce Wilcox gardens, Redington crew busy with Belmont work and horse shoes. Entertainment by Mrs Wolford on the 14th draws praise as school ends.

Herbert Mackie Middle Creek Sam Coulter Mr Coulter Loveland Colo T.S. Mackie Redington Tie

Union Pacific Announces Through Pullman Tourist Sleeper

Arrangements give a weekly through sleeper from Minneapolis and St Paul to Los Angeles via Sioux City and Columbus with no change. Cars depart Minneapolis Thursdays 7:40 p.m. and St Paul 8:15 p.m. Return from Los Angeles Thursdays at 2:00 p.m. Space urged. inquire with Union Pacific agents for details.

Union Pacific Minneapolis St. Paul Minn Los Angeles Cal Sioux City Columbus Neb California

New Composite Buffet Smoking and Library Cars On Line

The Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line now operate daily composite Buffet Smoking and Library cars between Salt Lake City and Chicago. These new cars are of latest design with modern improvements and ample reading material including papers magazines and more. The Overland Limited offers daily service and Union Pacific first to inaugurate this westward route. Tickets should read via The Overland Route.

Chicago Union Pacific Northwestern Salt Lake City

Schools urged to close for Western Nebraska Educational Association

County school boards and teachers are urged to close schools to attend the Western Nebraska Educational Association in Ogalalla on April 24 and 25. The note asks that all attending teachers be granted at least one day’s pay.

Western Nebraska Educational Association Ogalalla C. P. Chambers

Vestibuled Trains Dominate Route to Missouri River

The Resetese Americans note that the Chicago Union Pacific Northwestern Line offers fast service with no delays at the Missouri River. For full information contact E. R. Breisch, agent U P System.

Chicago Union Pacific & Northwestern Missouri River E. R. Breisch U. P. System

Republican League club forms permanent organization

A meeting at the Court House elected officers Hon. G. W. Heist as president and P. R. Borgquist as vice president. An executive committee plans a public headquarters and aims to grow from sixty to over one hundred members with meetings on the second and fourth Saturdays.

Republican League Club Court House G. W. Heist P. R. Borgquist H. E. Gapen H. T. Doran Chas. Trognitz M. H. Tobin C. C. Callahan James McMullan T. B. Dawson Sidney Precinct

Compulsory Attendance and Transfer Practices For District Boards

State Superintendent H. R. Corbett urges county superintendents to publish notices enforcing compulsory attendance and to transfer pupils only with the revised Blank No. 17. Boards must note each warrant and ensure funds are available before payment. Directors should inform districts, and use endorsed warrants if needed to reach payees.

H. R. Corbett

Testimony on Pain Balm Cure by Rheumatism

An 1894 affidavit reports Charles H. Wetzel of Sunbury Pa using Chamberlains Pain Balm for inflammatory rheumatism. After three bottles he is cured and endorses the remedy. Sworn before Walter Shipman J.P. August 10 1894. sold by W F Bassett.

Melick's Chamberlain Charles H. Wetzel Sunbury Walter Shipman J.P W. F. Bassett

Social of the Socials at Essig Home

The Christian Endeavor hosts a reception at the Essig residence on Second Street with about fifty guests. A rich program of puzzles, music, and humor entertained all, followed by ice cream, cake, and coffee as the evening wore on.

Essig Second Street

High Five Evening at the Stowitts Residence

Friday April 10 guests gathered at Dr and Mrs A D Stowitts for a lively entertainment with cards music and refreshments. Prizes went to Mrs H T Doran and Mr Griffith with consolation to Miss Doran and J S McIntosh. attendees included the Oberfelders Bullocks Atkins Griffiths and others.

A. D. Stowitts Sidney H. T. Doran Mr. Griffith Miss Doran J. S. McIntosh Oberfelder Bullock Atkins Griffith Bassett

Sidney Democrats Select Delegates for County Convention

The Democrats of Sidney precinct met at the Court House on Wednesday evening and chose delegates for the Democratic County Convention to meet in the city this afternoon. Delegates are D. W. Dick, Wm. Eubank, Pierre Sanders, A. W. Atkins, J. Phillips, D. F. McKee, John Tishue, A. D. Stewitts and Richard Forrest. Atkins elected precinct chairman and Jas. O'Kane secretary.

Sidney Precinct Court House D. W. Dick Wm. Eubank Pierre Sanders A. W. Atkins J. Phillips D. F. McKee John Tishue A. D. Stewitts Richard Forrest Jas. O'Kane

Unclaimed Letters Advertised in Sidney Nebraska

Advertised letter list for the week ending April 18 1896 at the Sidney Nebraska post office shows unclaimed letters to John W. Oliver and John W. Persons. Callers are asked to say advertised. Pierre Sanders, P.M.

Sidney Nebraska Oliver John W Pierre Sanders P.M

Also Mentioned on This Page

Secertary of Agriculture J. Sterling Morton Clarabelle Oberfelder Laura Sharmer George Wood Olio Bertha Hadley Dame Nature A.studt Grace Hart Gram Bert Polley Treu Bertha Daugherty Owal Dugger Edward Biter Ettantane Astenne Bryant Porrest Belle Hower Keller Commissioners Proceedings Bridge Fund Chas. McCarter J. H. Daggy Prdsiren Tha Hae A. Pease Special Fund F. C. Austin Manufacturing Co J. J. McIntosh William N. Thompsett Cheyenne County Nebr Mr. Thompsett W. R. Woop J. W. Harper W. C. Bullock News OF the County The Telegraph Riverside Belmont and Mr. Hunt Omaha P. E. Wade Pumpkin Creek G. J. Hunt Belmont Canal Company Jillson D. M. Coulter Charley Whipple Wilber Coulter Colorado Bruce Wilcox Bruce Freeport Kindlingwood Minneapolis and St. Peels Minn Angeles Californian MIP Republican League Mont Favorable Democratic Caucus
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