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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1900
Page
4
Notice indicates the publication was entered at the Sidney Nebraska post office as second class matter with editors Chas Callahan and Pred A Gapen listed.
The Nebraska senate race draws attention as The State Journal notes harmonizing signals between D. E. Thompson and W. Meiklejohn. Voters in Lincoln and Omaha watch endorsements and caucus timing ahead of the January 15 ballot.
Capital City Lettées surveys upcoming legislative sessions in Lincoln with talk of redrawing districts to isolate South Omaha, curb packinghouse influence, and debated bonds and vaults. The piece notes teachers’ meeting, senatorial struggles, governorship staff honors, and a festive but politically tense start to the year.
A long update notes general health is good with few illnesses. Several local names attend events in Eagle and Dawson, including a Christmas Eve program at the German church, gifts for children, and a barrel of Missouri apples distributed.
A collection of aphorisms and light stories reflecting on success and effort, sea lore, time, patience, and everyday humor. Includes quotes from Philadelphia Ledger, Shipping World, Dallas News, Kansas City Journal, and Chicago Tribune style exchanges about striving, travel, and reading habits.
Land Office at Sidney Nebraska December 26 1900 notices the following settlers filing intent to make final proof at Sidney Nebraska February 1900 Andrew Anderson for SWF Section 2 Township 10 North Range 12 West with witnesses Anton Benish Albert Benish Gust Erickson Ed Koot and others Dessie E Leonard widow of George W Leonard filing in Eureka Illinois November 23 1900 for SEQ UEF claiming residence and cultivation with witnesses John Cawley Grant Wolf John Weston James B Cawley Sidney Neb
Land Office Sidney Nebraska announces Nelson W Marks will present final proof before Saunders County district clerk at Wahoo on January 10, 1901, for timber culture application No 840. Witnesses: William E K Wood Weyerts James W Harris Oscar Harris Samuel P Jones and Rosney D Wansea. Register Rosney D Wansea.
William H. Gates gives timber culture final proof before the Sidney Nebraska register on January 11, 1l for the ne of section 24 in township range. Witnesses include William Ullery Frank Ackerman Oscar Watts and Albert Waits all of Sidney Nebraska. Varnis Register
A named settler Ozzie Morow formerly Uizzie Herbertt Shelmer files notice of intent to make final proof at Sidney Nebraska on January 28 before the register or receiver. She seeks approval for the nwes 800.72 in township. Witnesses listed: Daniel Davison Pred Dresser Tall Drasses and Dessie Apos eenor Valof Sidrey Nebraska.
Charles Davis of Bowerston Ohio faced a death from consumption after two years of worsening lung trouble. He used Dr King s New Discovery and reports instant relief and a permanent cure. The medicine has a twenty five year record of curing chest and lung troubles. Price 50c and 1.00 with guarantee. Trial bottles free at W F Bassett s drugstore.
Idaville Indiana resident J W Gardner testifies that Electric Bitters revived his strength and appetite after ailments affecting stomach liver kidneys and nerves. The tonic, sold at W F Bassett's drugstore for 50 cents per bottle, is guaranteed.
Thackerville Texas man paid doctors $300 over two years for a leg sore. They proposed amputation, but one box of Bucklin’s Amica Salve cured it. Also advertised as a guaranteed pile cure at 25 cents a box, sold by W F Bassett.
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