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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1890
Page
1
Hay-Up Grate Goods Proud Claim of Quality
A boastful note touts Hay-Up Grate Goods as offering top style quality and safety. The speaker ridicules competitors as inferior and declares their own products superior and upgraded.
Shoes that keep shape and leather quality
A short fragment urges customers to choose sturdy shoes that hold their form and cites concerns about leather quality. It emphasizes that good work cannot fix bad leather and warns that substandard leather undermines even excellent craftsmanship.
The Stuff The Stitches The Style Fire Incident
A garbled note references a fire incident affecting items described as stuff stitches and style. The text mentions a first class share and fire involvement with unclear names or locations. No coherent details or entities are extractable from the fragment.
Your Poor Feet Theat in a Palace Shoe Sale
An advertisement touts Selz Schwab shoes as the best value with a large stock. It promises supple leather and strong foundations for life and work. An order for one thousand pairs is noted, to be delivered in weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selz, Schwab & Co
Dry Goods Mur stocks new low prices and best brands
Dry Goods Mur advertises a more complete stock of dry goods than ever before with prices lower than ever and claims the goods are the best brands in the market.
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Mur
Goats Offered at Surprising Millinery Sale Prices
The notice advertises a stock of goats in the line and offers them at prices described as able to surprise buyers. It presents a quick sales pitch without specific quantities, locations, or dates.
No clear event headline from the fragment
An advertising fragment urges buyers to choose this stock for lower upfront costs and long term savings after wear and tear, promoting the idea to “Day the best” and implying superior value over rivals.
Blaine Still Urgent on Sugar Reciprocity Debate
Senator Kye cites Blaine letter defending reciprocal trade with Spain and sugar policy. He recalls 1880s treaties, contrasts protectionist fear with sugar import openness, urges executive-led trade talks and domestic farming gains. Comments touch Interstate Commerce Commission rate cuts and G A R encampment travel deals.
North Divide Harvest Home Association Fair
The Annual Fair at Fairview School House September 11 and 12 invites farmers and stock growers from all parts of the county to exhibit stock, farm products, arts, and pantry stores. Free stalls, no entrance fee, entries due by noon day one, with notes on taxes and local officials. includes local reports from Sidney and Sterling baseball game summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
North Divide Harvest Home Association
Fairview School House
News of the Week in Cheyenne County
The Cheyenne County column reports on local gossip and farming notes. It notes threshing, wood gathering, and new paint for the Chappell hotel as워well as canal bond votes, and mentions artesian wells, drought in western Nebraska, and a Fort Sidney sales promotion, with correspondence from Grand Prairie and Chappellaite.
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Cheyenne County
Chappell
Cuapre Lyt Nes
Fioid and Belmont Canal and Restovoir Co
Grand Pram
Nes
Boyer
Tressel
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B. A. Jones
Rev Fleck
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Rey Fleck
Buck Eye
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C D Lyon
Sidney
J. W. Love
GB Blakely
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Blakely
Major Clarkson
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Tage Sithgrse
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Tus Telegraph
Messr Ousterhout
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