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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1890
Page
1
An advertisement from Minneapolis offers cheap cash flour and feed. It lists St Paul Flour-Pure Patent, Standard Bakers and Grey Eagle products with prices 47,50 £210 and $1.90 per hundred. A pep phrase promises customers to try a sack and never use others.
A grocery advertiser pledges a larger stock for the coming year and boasts leadership in low prices to outdistance competitors. The note emphasizes profit through volume and customer value, signaling aggressive expansion and price competitiveness.
A note states the Crockery and Glassware line will be much increased and all essentials for the table or kitchen will be carried. The plan aims to stock more items to meet anticipated demand.
House offers bargains on cotton fabrics and gingham plus blankets comforts and yarns to make space for upcoming spring stock arrivals.
1000 pairs of Selz Schwab Co shoes added to our stock this past week. We invite close buyers to examine these goods and prices. We will positively save you money.
Special attention will be given to this line the coming season with no old stock carried over, ensuring everything will be new. Oe at
A Sunday evening sermon at Trinity Lutheran Church led by Rev Fleck explored present indications for the nation. He argued prosperity is not preventive, noting crime rises in many states, calls for honest hearts, and urges readers to heed the moral lessons, with references to law, justice, and reform.
Omaha World Herald reports an interview with Union Pacific solicitor general Thurston on corn rate cuts. He urges farmers to seek reductions through respectful appeals to managers rather than rash public condemnations. He notes the need for public sympathy without provoking railroads.
Blanks sent to Adam Ickes county treasurer by the Eleventh National Census superintendent to show Cheyenne county resources and financial condition for census returns. Also notes new neck near Onerrenvern and arrivals of shoes from Oberkelder and Co.
Sidney records report the death of Mrs Charles Trognitz wife of the sheriff, in Newcastle and burial in Newcastle. The piece covers county officers, a Soldiers Relief commission plan to aid veterans, corn distribution in Cheyenne County, a Sidney land office appointment, local Republican resolutions, and community notes on schools, church plans, a post hop, and a new Sidney Milling Company store opening.
Commissioners meet with all members present and approve the lease of the poor farm from M N Fiteh along with bonds for bondsmen. Joseph Vaughn is appointed justice of the peace for Gilchrist precinct and Elmer Sheeder road overseer, with Robert Hornby as rec overseer. Several bills are approved including for road work and pauper care. The board approves a poor farm contract with Dr Fowler offering forty cents per pauper per day, grazing rights for ten cattle, and county cows ownership during the contract term. Masses held at Catholic church with services at other churches. letters and notes from local business and residents appear.
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