Prices Talk In View of the Fret
A fragment notes talk of prices amid fret over money pressures. The unreadable text hints at financial concerns affecting trade and everyday life, with no clear names, dates, or places readable.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1890
Page
1
A fragment notes talk of prices amid fret over money pressures. The unreadable text hints at financial concerns affecting trade and everyday life, with no clear names, dates, or places readable.
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A sanitized OCR fragment lists grocery items with unit prices including granulated sugar per 100 pounds, flour by sack, coffee per package, tobacco per pound, and matches per box. Also appears are various brand or shop names and scattered misspellings, typical of old merchandise catalogs.
Overstock sale on men boots and footwear with deep discounts. Large stock from A. & Co. of Chen, boasting national reputation for mood tones of goods and very low prices across a wide range of sizes and styles.
A garbled ad notes dress goods and gingham at lower prices than ever before. It mentions special offers on cotton flannel and Kentucky jeans, with emphasis on stocking stock and sale timing.
Ail lines of pants overalls and undergarments stocked by Sara Dever to be sold at cost or less. Also reducing comforts stock by 2 percent for the next 80 days.
A local retailer announc es a large assortment of fall and winter trimmed hats being closed out at ridiculously low prices. Shoppers are urged to come and see for themselves to secure big bargains on the line.
Kansas delegates at Ocala sided with cotton seed oil interests against the Conger pure lard bill, provoking strong Kansan backlash within the Farmers Alliance. A Kansas critic notes widespread sub-alliances denouncing adulterated lard and predicts a rift as leaders align with southern oil interests. The bill aims to define lard and regulate oleomargarine like other taxed products, with strict labeling and penalties. The piece also reports local notices and a potter event with educational talks and community hospitality in Kimball county.
At the Cheyenne county alliance regular session on December 6 1890 at Chimney Rock schoolhouse officers were elected for the next term President O P Waitman Redington Vice president Joseph Hebert Sidney Secretary H E M Coulter Midway Treasurer M L Kent Bayard Lecturer A T L Woodman Sidney Assistant lecturer O P R Waitman Redington Chaplain E To Ledwith Sidney Door keeper Willard Drummond Midway Sergeant at arms C M McCombs Midway Executive committee S If Osbern Camp Clarke C P Chambers Colton Joseph Hebert Siddpes Ho M Loongy Cyrue Jd A Burnett Boyard Committee on resolutions I L M M Coulter O P Waltman Adjournment set for first Saturday in March 1891 at Greenmount schoolhouse Court House Book precinct IL M CuGLren Secretary
Washington letter reports ongoing Republican led efforts to ease money market tightness. Treasury may buy river bullion and issue silver treasury notes. several bills proposed to boost circulation. Senate debates finance bills and election legislation while apportionment plans for House seats advance.
Mr Roscoe Britton visited the high school on Tuesday while teachers reported a good time at Potter last Saturday. Seniors have read classic works, and papers on Hamilton and Burr earned praise. The crowd learned about vacations plans in several families, and local notices urged purchases from Overfelder.
The Pleasant View column reports fine weather for wood hauling and a week remaining in school, with Mr Price completing a stone barn and a December 4 entertainment well attended. A new play Shama You Smash will boost the Bronson schoolhouse event on December 20 to support the literary society.
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