Unclear text on prices and funds allocation for deceased case
Fragmentary note discusses money sent to a deceased party and mentions a case. Lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions. Further readable context needed to form a proper item.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1891
Page
1
Fragmentary note discusses money sent to a deceased party and mentions a case. Lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions. Further readable context needed to form a proper item.
Fragmentary grocery price listing shows grindlated sugar and I B sugar with unclear spellings per sack or per pound. Includes coffee and tobacco entries with per unit pricing poorly transcribed.
Fragmented OCR text memorializes General Sherman and his era, noting mortality, battle relentlessness, and lasting memory in American history. The passage blends tribute with garbled lines and stray retail phrases, including references to products and prices that disrupt coherence.
Large Cheyenne stock of mens boots, shoes for men boys misses and children offered at very low prices. SELZ SCHWAB & CO of Chicago, national reputable seller, emphasizes huge wartime overstock and clearances with emphasis on wholesale and retail pricing. Historic sale note references broad stock and deep discounts aimed at rapid reduction.
A by line notes pants overalls shirts and underwear heavily overstocked and to be sold regardless of cost. A large stock of comforts is included with a reduction for the next 80 days, offering substantial savings on remaining items.
An assortment of fashionable Fruanred hats for fall and winter is being closed out at very low prices. Visit now to see the selection and grab a big bargain while the sale lasts.
The Cheyenne County Nebraska board met February 11 1891 with Commissioners Frame Crigler Vanderhoof and others present. They approved accounts, bonds, and salaries, ordered funds transferred between county general and contingent funds, and appointed Peter Gentry as Justice of the Peace for Colton precinct.
Special correspondence from Grand Prairie Nebraska notes winter weather, locals visiting Panther Creek and plans to relocate, ice work, a deer hunt, seed grain talk, and community updates including farm life, snow issues, and local marriages.
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