Cypress County News Adopts New County Rates
The paper outlines subscription pricing for Cypress County resource development coverage. Rates show 1.50 for annual terms, six months prepaid, and single copies sold with advance payment required.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1895
Page
4
The paper outlines subscription pricing for Cypress County resource development coverage. Rates show 1.50 for annual terms, six months prepaid, and single copies sold with advance payment required.
Classified rate card lists display and local advertising prices with per insertion charges. A post office notice from Chas Callahan at Sidney Neb notes these rates as a small matter for readers.
Local column presents holiday notes from Hedberg Camp Clarke and Bedington residents with visits, illnesses, dances planned, a Christmas tree event in Hedberg, and a cattleman’s wolf losses. Reports include a skating accident harming two teeth and a cradle incident injuring a child, plus community notices from J P Krum and Dick Gilman.
The Sidney Nebraska board of county commissioners met December 16 1895 reopening adjourned session. Charles Hart of Western Land Co presented claims for land wrongly listed for taxes in 1892. the board spent the day adjusting and adjourned. December 17 1895 the board examined and approved official bonds for county officers including treasurer, superintendent of public instruction, county coroner and several justices of the peace, with assessments for multiple precincts noted.
Special Correspondence from CAMP CLARKE reports the Rock View Literary Society meeting weekly to debate local and national issues. Notes cover Mrs. Geo Soward visiting Illinois, grain hauls by Gus Middlestadt and William Mount, Sidney convention attendance by irrigators John R. Dick, and Empire Canal Co delegates James Burns and Geo Soward. W. O. Snavely ends District 34 service as candy and nuts delight pupils. A local thief threat is warned, with plans to curb trouble to spare county costs.
A Bayard bridge communications indicates Oscar O Johnson hauled lumber while Post No 12 G A R asked for WC Couch to join the Soldier's Relief Commission to fill the vacancy from E P Oscoud. The board approved the appointment and ordered Couch to file a bond. adjournment set for January 8, 1896 at 9 pm.
Notice says sealed bids to Cheyenne County Clerk in Nebraska for legal blanks and stationery including 2000 full sheets, 4000 half sheets, 5000 quarter sheets, 200 eighth sheets, 6000 two dozen pound letter heads and 2000 full half or quarter bill heads. Bids due by Tuesday December 31st 1806 with right to reject any or all bids.
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