Nebraska Republicans Adopt Strong Lincoln Platform
The Nebraska Republican convention at Lincoln passed strong resolutions and nominated a ticket. The platform endorses the national Republican program of 1900, defends protective policies, pledges transparent public funds oversight, supports wageworker rights with limits on violence, calls for fair taxation, and urges irrigation and anti-embezzlement measures.
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Nebraska
America
Spain
Philippines
China
United States
Republican Party
Joseph Bartley
Local Loyal Mystic Legion of America Founded at Home
A local council of the Loyal Mystic Legion of America was formed at Dr Hurria's residence on Friday night. Deputy Grand Councilor A H Hitch of Hastings presided as constituting officer. Thirteen charter members joined and officers for the year include J C Hudson Worthy Councilor and Mrs Mary Murlless Vice Councilor.
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the Loyal Mystic Legion of America
Hurria
A. H. Hitch
Hastings
J. C. Hudson
Mary Murlless
Edna Murlless
James Burns
Gordon Cramer
Jos. Oberfelder
Stock Market Report from South Omaha Aug 28 1901
Receipts of cattle moderate at 80 for the week with western range cattle making up nearly half. Choice corn fed cattle about 10c higher with fair to poor grades weak. Cows and stockers drag with few country buyers. Western range beef in fair supply and demand very good. Grass beeves 3.90 to 4.40, mid scores 3.00 to 5.85. Hog receipts light with 7000 on sale, market steady but slow. Sheep receipts moderate and market steady to strong. NYE & BUCHANAN Co.
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South Omaha
NYE & Buchanan Co
Laugh and Grow Fat The Chicago Record-Herald Humor Page
The Chicago Record-Herald promises daily humor with cartoons short stories and features like Out of the Ginger Jar and Alternating Currants by S. E. Kiser. Regular contributors include Bob Burdette and other humorists.
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CicaGo R Record-Herald
S. E. Kiser
Bob” Burdette
Sunday Record-Herald
Minister's Good Work Cites Remedy for Bilious Colic
Rev A A Power of Emporia recalls a severe bilious attack cured by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He reports a neighbor with intestinal distress improved after one dose, after following a doctor’s ineffective treatment, and credits the remedy before noting it is for sale by Dr Scanlon.
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Chamberlain
Rev
A. A. Power
Emporia
Scanlon
Low Fare to Lincoln State Fair Exceeds Expectations
The Burlington Route offers round trip tickets to Lincoln at half price plus 50 cents admission to the State Fair September 2 to 6. The fair grounds show $13,000 spent on permanent improvements and $30,000 in cash premiums. All entries are free except speed. Contact the nearest Burlington Route agent for details.
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Burlington
Lincoln
For Sale Cheap Four Room House and Two Lots
A four room house with two lots is offered for sale. Inquiries directed to A. Lindhurg.
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A. Lindhurg
Resolutions of sympathy for Christian Ottemann death
The W R C Auxiliary to the G A R passes resolutions expressing heartfelt sympathy to Ma thilda Ottemann and family on the death of Christian Ottemann. The motions call for recording the resolutions and sending copies to the family and to THE Sidney Telegraph for publication. Committee signatures: Adaline Haskill, Bessitt Brennan, Annie Wright. August 26, 1901.
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W. R.C
Christian Ottemann
Mathilda Ottemann
Sidney Telegraph
Adaline Hasklil
Bessitt Brennan
Annie Wright
Land Transfers In Cheyenne County Filed At County Clerk
Transfers of Cheyenne county lands filed include N C Pederson to O Schwartz se and ne 82-17-49 with $750, W J Maneely and wife to si 12-14-50 for $315, W M Fuller to J W Brakhage ne 32-13-48 $200, Brakhage to Fuller sw 30-18-48 $225, Harman to Harper sw 14-15-51 890, H H Hippen to G W Dykman sw 14-15-47 $800, Blackburn to Bell sw 3-23-47 $2,500, and Henry Fawcus England to the State of Nebraska multiple tracts with $6,080.
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Cheyenne County
N. C. Pederson
O. Schwartz
W. J. Maneely
W. M. Fuller
J. W. Brakhage
Mr Young Declines Candidacy in Nebr County Race
LODGEPOLE Neb August 28 1901 J RB Young writes that he declines to be a candidate for any office He urges supporters of the prohibition cause to back Mrs L Cook for County Superintendent praising her competence and conscientiousness and predicting safe educational leadership and credit to the people.
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Lodgepole
Neb
Ebitor Staney
L. Cook
J. RB. Young
Weather and Crops Report from Nebraska Week
The week was warm with light showers across Nebraska. Daily mean temperatures ran about 6 degrees above normal. highs ranged 85 to 95. Dry spell mostly continued, but light rain benefited late corn and pastures and aided fall plowing where soil moisture allowed. Early corn matured quickly with fodder cutting in southern areas. late corn improved. fall plowing accelerating in the southeast while drier soils slowed other areas. Farmers expect more fall wheat sowing. haying near completion with good crops in northern counties.
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Nebraska
U.S. Department of Agriculture Climate and Crep Bulletin
We Sell More Steel Ranges in Western Nebraska
The advertisement claims superior steel ranges from Majestic IXL Banquet Wonder and Triumph five lines available at rock bottom prices. C D Essic invites readers to visit the stove department to learn about cook stoves and ranges.
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Nebraska
Majestic
Wonder
Bed Rock
C. D. Essic
Baseball tournament prizes awarded at Scottbluff
At a Scottbluff baseball tournament last week the Bridgeport club took first prize of 125 dollars, Scottsbluff finished second with 75 dollars, and Sterling earned third place with 50 dollars.
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Scottbluff
Sterling
Bridgeport
Bayard
Scottabluff
Scottsbluff
Union Pacific Rail News and Local Adjustments
North Platte Telegraph reports on Union Pacific changes and nearby rail activity. Updates include semaphore signaling, a new time card, ballast and grading work, potential Sidney division reductions, and a new furnace equipment test on No. 1729.
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Burlington
Bridgeport
Union Pabfic
Sidney
U. P
Dix
Omaha
L. H. Woodmansee
Union Pacific
Southwest
North Platte
Grand Island
George Updegraff
F. L. Horspool
Geo. J. Kelley
Ogden
Omaha Bee
Genral
Dickinson
Omaha News
Burlington Route to Cleveland Exposition Trip Offer
Burlington Route offers National Encampment travel to Cleveland with round trip $33.90, depart Sept 7 to 10, return by Sept 14. Visit Buffalo Exposition and Niagara Falls. Optional extension to Oct 8 from Cleveland. J Francis General Passenger Agent Ontaba Nebraska.
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Cleveland
Buffalo Exposition
Niagara Falls
J. Francis
Ontaba
Neb
Stops the Cough and Cures a Cold in One Day
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to stop a cough and cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay. The price is 25 cents.
Prices for Butter Eggs and Chickens Noted at McMullan’s
Butter selling from 12 to 15 cents per pound while fresh eggs bring 12 cents each. Chickens quoted at the highest market price at McMullan’s, with note of current bidding and market activity.
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McMullan's
Death of Mrs. Mary J. Beldon
Mrs. Mary J. Beldon wife of John O. Beldon died Sunday August 25 at 7 a.m. after a recent decline in health and a minor surgical procedure in Sidney. Born February 14 1884 in Columbus Nebraska she was married to John O. Beldon last February. Survived by her husband parents a sister and three brothers. Funeral at the Catholic church Monday at 10 with Rev J J Flood officiating and burial in Catholic cemetery.
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Mary J. Beldon
John O. Beldon
Sidney
John Willis
Thos. B. Judd
Trognitz
Columbus
Neb
J. J. Flood
Fast and Phillips Tie May Home Wedding in Sidney Area
Geo. M. Fast and Miss Ruth Phillips were married at the bride’s parents home Sunday evening. Rev. W. L. Austin officiated. The groom is a Sidney Draw stockman and the bride is H. B. Phillips’s daughter of the U. P. section. They left for their future home eighteen miles west of Sidney after the ceremony.
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Geo. M. Fast
Ruth Phillips
W. L. Austin
Sidney Draw Stockman
H. 8. Phillips
U. P
Sidney
Miss Clara Thornburg Opens Millinery Trade in Sidney
Miss Clara Thornburg of Western Saline county Nebraska will arrive in Sidney soon to start a millinery business. A full Fall line has shipped from wholesale houses and is expected shortly. Thornburg has run a successful millinery shop for years and has rented the Cyclone Store.
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Clara Thornburg
Western
Saline County
Neb
Sidney
This is Your Chance to subscribe to The State Journal
The Semi-Weekly State Journal will mail from now until January 1, 1902 for twenty five cents. You receive a paper every Tuesday and Friday with market news valuable to farmers. Printed at the state capital, it claims to be a state paper with world news fresh from special wires, twice a week, at no higher cost than a weekly. Send your quarter to The State Journal Lincoln Neb.
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State Journal
News of the World
The
Lincoln
Neb
Cattle and Ranch for Sale Offer
Seventy five to one hundred head of mixed cattle including about eighty five cows and calves plus yearlings and two year olds. Also for sale three quarter sections of land in 26 10 80 with good house water and fencing. eighty acres cultivated. Call or write.
Advertised Letter List for Sidney Nebraska Aug 30 1901
Unclaimed letters remaining at Sidney Nebraska post office for week ending August 30 1901. Names include Anton Eckles Jno W Bronnin Chase Cury Charley Maxon D W Chamberlain MW Conting PY Perry Campbell Stevens Carlson J W Cannell Theo Ballard Mrs Burton Kendig Mrs R Smith Mrs Stephen Pergons and others. Please call for these letters if advertised.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Anton
Joel Eckles
Jno W Bronnin
Das Gadd
Chase Cury
Charley Maxon
D W Chamberlain
GD Osborn
MW Conting
PY Perry
WR Campbell
Jis Stevens
Carlson Brosstarr
J Wd Cannell
D Thronsen
Theo
Meat Market Sold to C E Trognitz in Sidney
Notice states James McMullan has sold his meat market in Sidney Nebraska to C E Trognitz who will operate the old stand and solicit the same patronage. All accounts payable to McMullan are due now. meat purchases are cash only and should be settled promptly. Aug 183th, 1901.
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C. E. Trognitz
James McMullan
Sidney Neb
Local Social Notes Highlight Farflung Movements
Miss Kate McKee and Charlie Osborne visit family in town while relatives travel to Omaha, Denver, Cheyenne, and Salt Lake. Residents pursue work or study, with Oberfelder shopping in Chicago and New York for fall goods and others taking trips to Lead City, Idaho Springs, and Brownell Hall.
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R. S. Oberfelder
Chicago
New York
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Republican Platform
S H. Sedgewick
York
Gould
Ogalalla
Hagents
J. Ernot
New Society
Mr. Young
Steel Ranges
Rousso
HC. Goff
Cheyenne
Cheyenne-North Platte
Kate McKee
Phillipsburg, Mont
Gene Hall
Alliance
Charlie Osborne
Mrs. H. C. Dorrence
Mrs
Kate McDougal
Dr. Stewitts
Lead City
Bertha Urbach
Laughlin House
South Rose Street
Mrs. E. Doran
John Daugherty
Bertha Daugherty
Denver
J. E. Hart
Mrs. Buckingham
Dan Bergman
St. Joe
Loyd Mann
Laramie
Wryo
M. A. Daugherty
City
Salt Lake
Ming Lillian Oberfelder
Brownall Hall
Rudolph Stuht
Deaf and Dumb Institute
W. F. Bassett
Idaho Springs
Colo
Chas. Stuht
Hot Springs
S. D
Robt. Epps
G. F. Saale
Atkins
Mr. Saale
H. Schonberg
Ft. Houston
Texas
Philip Mushheid
Caeser Neubauer
Will Hoffmeyer
South Divide
Blackleg
Fred Griffith
Pacific Express Company
Ed McElhiney
Sidney Drug Co
Fred Husiston
Noah
Arthur Walters
Frank Tobin
Rock Springs
Wyo
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