17 Dec 1892
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1892
Page
1
Analysis from the Omaha Bee shows Nebraska voters shifting away from independents and weak turnout after a presidential year. The piece compares governor and congressional vote totals, noting a drop in independent support and a strong rise for republican candidates, with tables illustrating county and district shifts.
Take notice that all persons in debt to me for over three months must pay by January 1 1898 or have my attorney collect. Carruth the Jeweler cleans watches for 125.4 and seized an eight day clock in Cheyenne County. Meanwhile a company of 21st Infantry arrived at Port Sidney from Randall South Dakota. Forty natives described as copper colored appear young and well commanded by Lieut Seay. The troops, including old scout “Lightning,” attracted curious locals at the train and paid out wages while purchasing curiosities.
The Primary and Kindergarten in Sidney plan closing exercises Friday afternoon December 23 with start times 1 15 for Kindergarten and 2 0 for Primary to accommodate parents. The piece notes high school vacation plans and discusses Whittier Chronicle and Sidney Inquirer papers and Whittier society events with a December 2 program including recitations duets and readings by students such as Clyde Leonard Tom Clinton Alice Green Minerandlc Conaughy Myrtle Hictt Rebecca Doran Jesse Curly Horace Lull Jeanie Hall and others.
The New York Tribune lauds four years of Democratic rule and Republican policies, promising a fearless, truth-centered paper. It highlights new features, farm coverage, and a bold pro nation stance, with aggressive editorial stance and wide weekly reach. Readers are urged to subscribe with clubbing offers and discounts.
The University of Nebraska Lincoln announces a republished short course of lectures for farmers and young agriculturists. The program includes free lectures, reading access until 10 p m, library use, university rooms and museums, and opportunities to visit the General Assembly. Attendance requires a letter or in person request to the Chancellor.
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