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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1902
Page
1
E Mclernon extols vast Lodgepole Valley and North Platte water resources as a nation changing irrigation plan. He argues damming and redirecting flood waters could transform eastern markets, mining regions, and agriculture with federal backing and private capital.
The North Platte Tribune details Union Pacific activity including bridge repairs at Potter, a new trainmen wage schedule effective February 1, and repairs at the freight office and depot. J N Stiffler leaves the bridge gang after 33 years, replaced by R F Conn.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay. The ad states the price as 25 cents and emphasizes rapid relief not long term treatment. The seller promotes a simple remedy for common cold symptoms.
An 18 month old Shorthorn bull is for sale or inquiry. Contact L. Rez anina for details.
Teachers urged to bring school orders to Oberfelder & Co for evaluation. The notice states high cash prices and directs buyers to the firm for procurement of school supplies.
County Superintendent Chambers proposes to abandon district 83 and annex its territory to districts 22 and 86, extend district 83l to include land in the north and west. The move aims to boost school capacity while reducing taxes, under a new law removing the six mile district limit. A new district may be formed in sparsely settled sand hills country if half of legal voters sign.
Sanford Dodge and his company appear at the Sidney Opera House on Monday February 10 presenting Ingage the Barbarian Insisted by request. Dodge stars as Ingomar with Zella Leslie as Parthenian and Biancho Booth, niece of Edwin Booth, in the cast.
Cora Epps aged 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thos H Epps, died Friday morning January 24 after a two month illness of lagrippe and typhoid fever. Born August 80, 1888 in this county, she was bright and lovable. She leaves parents, one sister and five brothers. Funeral Monday afternoon at Lutheran church led by Rev J S Leamer. Johnnie Epps, 11, is very ill with typhoid.
A severe cold wave hit Manitoba last Saturday freezing business and delaying trains all week. Temperatures plunged to 24 below, then 22, 20, and 29 below on successive nights, easing only midweek as warmer weather returned. coal and ice workers were the only gainers.
Property listing from Swan Derrick Sidney Nebraska and Mrs Nellie Goff Salt Lake City Utah offering two good houses a barn two large lots shade trees city water and other amenities with contact details for interested buyers.
Dr F C Beebe acts as agent for multiple piano makes and displays a sample Ebersole. Prices are available on application.
Lands in Cheyenne county will be sold at sheriff sale for delinquent taxes at the Sidney Nebraska courthouse. Bids start at two thirds of appraised value with cash payment required. Listings include multiple parcels with quarter sections and appraised values across February and March dates.
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