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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1907
Page
8
An 1906 advertisement extols Wheatol as a universal laxative linked to disease prevention. The piece claims digestion governs health, urges moderate eating and ample exercise, and touts Wheatol as a never failing purgative. It notes production at a sanitarium and promises pure, clean product with consumer inquiries welcome.
Train timetable lists passenger trains from Sidney including Overland Limited Atlantic Express and California & Oregon Express with notes on passenger restrictions and freight stops. West bound freight to depart Sidney at 7 10 a m permits passenger travel at ticket offices. W J Shommaken agent.
Daily passenger services No 302 and No 9H freight trains operate northbound with through tickets available. Extra trains do not carry passengers. dining cars not available on through trains. For maps and timetables contact M A SuhipMan agent or LD WAKELEY general passenger agent in Omaha Nebraska.
A Sidney Nebraska advertisement markets dealers dealing in scrap iron metal odd rags rubbers hides fars and sheep pests offering disposal or purchase services in the local area.
The Telegraph releases a new Cheyenne County map printed on fine bond stock measuring 19 by 24 inches. Retail price is 35 cents with liberal discounts on larger orders. Maps are mailed to any address upon receipt of payment.
We close out ranching interests with work teams driving and saddle horses wagons buggies harness and farm machinery all to be sold at reasonable prices and easy terms Also high grade cows and bulls for sale Visit our ranch four miles east of Sidney to inspect the George Cattle Co
A dated advertisement from C. D. Essic touts a cash partnership offering plows discs steel harrows and buggies at low prices. The seller claims customers will get more value for dollars than any house and urges buyers to place large or small orders to satisfy a crowded store.
William Cary buys a feed grinder to process surplus grain for his ranch and for sale. Sidney patrons may place orders, with prompt delivery at reasonable prices.
By order of the Village Trustees all stock found running at large within the village limits will be impounded. J. W McDanien Marshal.
At the Keystone stalls Mince meat reduced prices Apples and Oranges varieties you like Best Prunes eleven cents per pound former price side Goose Prunes nine cents A A Clark and Co Wheat is made in Sidney and from wheat grown in Cheyenne county
Advertises 490 acres of smooth land sixteen miles from Sidney near a station. Price is 4 dollars per acre for immediate sale. Mail inquiries to E. E. Bevard in Alliance Nebraska.
Local notes report pancake and gravy claims at Wheater’s. new goods arriving at the Ten Cent Store. various ads for furnished rooms and secondhand furniture. Social notes mention visits from W. L. Ravert and Henry Bartling, Masons and Odd Fellows meetings, schoolteacher Bessie Mapes arriving from Colorado, and St Valentine day gift giving.
Dal ton and Lodgepole visitors stop in Sidney while a string of residents travel for business and homestead proofs. A farewell for Rev Learner is planned, trains suffer washouts near Papillion, and local theater draws crowds. Real estate transfers near Potter and a charity supper by the M E church round out the week.
Lorch stars in the full production at the Tobin Opera House on Wednesday February 20 with complete scenery and effects. George R Harvey bought a chicken farm south of town from R B Oberfelder as Cheyenne county’s land boom continues. Postmaster McLernon expects government seeds for early distribution. Congressman Kinkaid's pension bill for Dr Hosea Hudson passes House and awaits Senate action. Drs Benda and Frazey highlighted.
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