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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1907
Page
8
Health notice extols Wheatol as a universal purge aiding digestion and circulation. It claims disease arises from indigestible material and lax usage, urging moderation, fresh air, exercise, and wholesale distribution through a sanitarium.
Union Pacific lists local time card details from Sidney with departures for the Overland Limited number 2 and 5 from 9:23 am to 10:45 pm, noting passenger restrictions on fastest trains and freight schedules. It states passengers on freight trains may obtain permits at the ticket office for points where freight trains stop and is signed by agent W. Snoemaker.
The notice lists southern and northern routes through Lincoln Chicago St Joseph Kansas City St Louis and points east and south with daily passenger service No 301 and freight No 206 daily except Sunday and No 98 daily plus through trains. Sleeping dining and reclining cars not carried. Tickets and baggage checked to any US or Canada point. Contact M A Shipman agent or L W Wakeley general passenger agent Omaha Nebraska for details.
Advertises a dealer in scrap iron metal old rags rubbers hides furs and sheep pelts located one block west of the Odd Fellows Malt in Sidney Nebraska.
The Telegraph announces a new Cheyenne county map printed on bond at 19 by 24 inches. Retail price is 35 cents with discounts for bulk orders. Maps mailed to any address on receipt of payment.
We close out ranching stock with driving and saddle horses wagons buggies harness and farm machinery offered at reasonable prices and easy terms. High grade cows and bulls also for sale. Visit our ranch four miles east of Sidney. Sr. George Cattle Co.
Wim Cary purchases a feed grinder to process surplus grain for his own use and sale. Sidney patrons will receive prompt deliveries at reasonable prices.
Dr Churchill a dentist from Scottabdinff Noeb will be at the LeGrande Hotel on February 8 9 and 10. He specializes in crown and bridge work with reasonable prices and guaranteed results.
A dark brown six year old Shire and Percheron stallion weighs 1600 pounds. Seller Henry Anderson offers this horse in Sidney Nebraska P O.
A competent boy is sought to learn the baking trade at the Home Bakery. No cigarette fiend need apply. E. E. Rumsey places the ad. A. A. Cruark & Co. announces a new supply of fine winter apples.
Itching and bleeding piles claim a refund if Pazo Ointment fails within six to fourteen days. Druggiste offers 50 cent refund terms. Allk sheet music advertised at the Ten Cent Store.
Founp a watch and advertisements for local services fill the page. Notices include a St Margaret's apron sale at Mrs Stowitte's on Saturday afternoon February 9 with baked goods, plus multiple townsfolk visiting or listed as in town and traveling to Sidney. Community updates mention bank statements, lodge activities, and regional wheat markets.
The Washington Star quotes Professor Langley on earthquakes and unseen forces in nature. He compares tremors to vast cosmic dangers, noting that cities may vanish in an instant and that even strong structures prove fragile under extreme events. The piece blends science and poetry to reflect on human vulnerability.
The Ten Cent Store serves as a hub for books and stationery offering a wide selection for customers seeking affordable reading material and writing supplies in a compact downtown shop.
A quaint Japanese custom places a plant in an empty flowerpot as a marriage proposal. A suitor plants a gift before the window when mother and daughter are at home, signaling acceptance if watered and cared for. rejection follows if the plant is discarded. Local notes mention residents and council activity, including Drs. Benda and Frazey.
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