Development Notes for Cheyenne County Beets Factory Push
The Cheyenne County paper urges beet sugar factory priority, notes Tokamah’s bid of land and cash for a plant, and urges Sidney’s enterprise. It praises E MacLernon’s World Herald irrigation article as county best on resources and recommends distributing copies to attract eastern immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Tokamah
Sidney
the World-Herald
E. MacLernon
Telegraph
Nebraska Farmers Urged to Plow and Sow Amid Drought Talk
Prof. E F Test of Omaha cites a weather service letter explaining droughts recur irregularly and follow with good crops. He criticizes a Chicago Record correspondent, says planetary positions explain wet and dry patterns, and urges Nebraska farmers to plant early this year while watching for a May cold snap around the 9th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Test
Omaha
Willis J Moore
Weather Service
Lincoln
Chicago Record
Nebraska
Weather forecast and planting advice from the State Journal
The piece notes early corn and small fruits, advising planting now while watching for a May frost. It cites Professor Test as knowledgeable about summer weather and urges optimism, urging replanting if frost harms tomatoes and cucumbers and trusting in God. It ends with a motto praising proactive farming over waiting for summer weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Test
State Journal
Hospital Tour Reveals Creighton Memorial Sisters Care
Visitors tour Creighton Memorial St. Joseph Hospital in Omaha guided by Sister Adelaide. They see kitchen work, a charity meal room, surgical wards, patients including Conductor Haggerty who lost a foot, Union Pacific ward patient Bolden, and Count Creighton funded private rooms. A dramatic case details John Gottsch who survived a self harm attempt after a complex stomach operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Creighton Memorial St. Joseph Hospital
Adelaide
Haggerty
Telegraph
Harris
Hagwerty
Union Pacific Ward
Bolden
Sidney Yards
Count Creighton
John Gottech
Gottsch
Galbraith
Lord
Thas Been
Notable life support method novelty in medical sketch
A medical sketch praises a new method to sustain life by chewing and swallowing saliva before delivery to the stomach, likening it to normal digestion. Dr Fury and nursing sisters are highlighted for their comforting care as patients approach death. Also promotes No-to-bac tobacco cure with testimonials and shipping details. Oriented ad notes for Chicago, Union Pacific, and Northwestern Line trains claim faster, barrier-free travel with no Missouri River delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottsch
Gottach
Fury
W. F. Bassett
Sianecy
Ned
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Randolph St
New York
Spruce St
Union Pacific & Northwestern
Missouri River
E. R. Breisch
U. P. System
Local Publisher Sells Sidney Telegraph Assets
A buyer reports acquiring The Sidney Telegraph assets including a 10x15 Old Style Gordon Jobber, a 23-inch Leader Paper Cutter, two imposing stones, three double news racks, and a 16-case dune cabinet after relocating a plant to start a new paper.
Probate hearing set for Marie Werner estate in Cheyenne County
In Nebraska Cheyenne County a county court on January 8 1896 ordered February 18 1896 at 10 o clock a m for hearing Vaclav Verner's petition to prove the last will of Marie Werner deceased and appoint Verner executor. Notice to interested parties via Sipney Telegraph for three weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne
J. Neubauer
Marie Werner
Vaclavovs Verner
Mario Vener
Vacavovi Verner
Sipney Telegraph
Sid
Sheriff notices sale of real estate in Sidney Nebraska
By order of the Cheyenne County District Court a judgment in favor of Co W Mancourt against Henry St Kayner and Helen M Rayner leads to levying on the defendants property. The real estate Lot 2 Block 4s in U Railway Co first addition Sidney is set for public auction February 11 at 10 a m in front of the Sidney courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
William Neville
Co. W. Mancourt
Asarist Henry St. Kayner
Helen M. Rayner
Railway Company
Sidney
Sidney Cheyenne County
Ted
Sidney Nebr
Notice of estate administration hearing in Cheyenne County
In the matter of the estate of Louisa Buck deceased Charles Mittelsteadt petitions for administration. February 25, 1896 at 2 PM assigned for hearing in county court all interested may appear. Notice to be published in the Sidney Telegraph weekly for three weeks prior to hearing. J Neubauer County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Siney Telegraph
Wu Weekly News Pdper
J Neubauer
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Che Telegraph
Parrk
Eyear
Sidney, Neb
Chas, Callahan
Thurston
Senate
J. Plavins
Lexington
Nebraska State Irrigation Association
Farmer’s Institute
Republican Party
Creighton
Sidney Telegraph
Nebr
Frank
Rte
Frank Leslie
Opular Monthly
America
Frank Lysnie
Porrtark MoxtHtuy
Tue Teccararn
Frank Leslre
Telegrath
Verder OF
Danlel McAlerse
Said Jounty
Hirmin Fisk
David G. Hannih
Lisco
William C. Ludlow
Sidney, Nebr
Samuel S’ Jones
Weypurts Nebraskia
Hirman Fisk IE
Isn
Margaret A. Ware
David G. Junnih
Lisco, Nebr
Samuel P Jones
Weyerts Nebraska
John M. Adams
Register
Neb
Nwi
Witnes
Hirman, Fisk
G. Hannah
Samuel P. Jones
Weyerts
William O. Ludow
Regiater
William T. Kellams
Sidney Nebraska
M. Adams
Art
Montague Marks
Union Say
Winger
Regulators
KE. B. Winghh
Enwood Terrace
Steely Atiks
Anna Obloipus Rytare
B. Winger
J. B. Winger
Kenwood Terrace
Pheumatic Eine
Bassett
Postoffice
W.f.bassett
Queen City
J.S., McIntosh
GEO. FE. Taylor, Cashier
American Bank
Europe
A. W. Atkins
Rock Springs
Sum Rock Springs
Standard Oil Co
U. P. Hotel
Rose Street
Siggiigigioigiggg IG
Gutfreund & Dick
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