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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1889
Page
2
The TeLeuram opposes constitutional prohibition, arguing it fails to curb traffic and raises taxes for schools. It supports the Republican pledge to submit the issue, urging reason over passion as communities decide whether prohibition or high license should govern intoxicants.
An editorial argues prosperity comes from collective action rather than lone effort. It cites Sid Mey and the need for cooperation to set wheels of progress in motion, noting businessmen often let personal opinions override common goals.
A call to mutual cooperation and shared action emphasizes putting shoulders to the wheel and aligning on a common plan to move forward together. The message stresses unity and a collective push to achieve desired results.
Sumner Post of this city will nominate General Henry A. Morrow for department commander at the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Kearney. Morrow bears three battlefield wounds and holds brevet major general, with a long record of memorial addresses and active G A R work in Nebraska.
A Democrat editorial criticizes Mr. Rayner for opposition to a submission bill, then notes he voted for it. It accuses Republicans of traitorous conduct and likens political treachery to Judas Iscariot, while the Telearcht defends party loyalty and warns against moral decline.
The Omaha year end tally shows Americans 4238 and diverse nationalities among arrestees. Laborers top the list with many prostitutes cooks and peddlers noted among occupations. The piece questions liquor licensing and tax regulation as towns face prohibition realities.
Tur text interviews citizens on tax aid to spur Cheyenne resources and the case for a board of trade. The Omaha Republican notes Governor Thayer’s non veto role, Thurston for interior secretary talks, and stockholder shifts as city hall site debates continue. Senator Allison reportedly declines cabinet, Sidney growth urged, and tariff talk stalls in Congress.
Random Reading notes A.C. Jomnan resigns from Omaha Republican and will assume editor role at Sidney Tacrokarm Hiro. Colonel Jordan praised as a able writer. Callahan congratulated on securing him. North Platte Tribune highlights Mr A.C. Jordan's long Omaha Republican ties and plans for Ye bushield era.
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