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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1898
Page
4
A fragmented note mentions due year and postage paid, with references to copies and advance service. The legible parts imply subscription tracking but lack clear names, dates, or organizations for fuller context.
Advertising rates include single column and local insertions with legal notices at statutory rates. The piece also surveys 1897 wheat exports, Dingley tariff effects, January revenues, Louisiana sugar crop profits, bank stability, and Democratic party conflicts over free silver led by Pomocratic Chairman Jones and William H. Barritt with criticisms of Har rity's 1892 leadership.
President McKinley in New York on January 28 1898 urges steadfast national financial policy. He condemns legal technicalities that dodge debt payments and insists wages be paid in the world’s best currency, arguing for public law backed by a firm monetary standard.
Frothing exchange comment from a Tennessee editor rails against isolated readers distant from railroads and rivers, twelve miles from a newspaper supply, mocking the idea of speedy news. A Wakefield Journal note praises candor in truth telling amid political talk and editorial quips on Senator Allen and Minurston’s campaign.
The ACME Electric Co sells a home telegraphy set for 1.00 with wire and battery, plus lessons to learn in ten weeks. Prepaid 1.14 and money back if unsatisfactory. Promote trades for youth and advertise Edison as a model, the telegraph operator path.
Land Office Sidney Nebr states Olof Swanson of Sidney files complaint against George Brown over failure to plant trees on Timber Culture Entry No. 10745 dated February 2 1687 in section 12 two in range 41. Contestant alleges no trees were planted, land overgrown with grass and weeds, and defects present. Both parties summoned to appear February 21, 1808 at 9:00 a.m. to testify and respond.
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