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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1903
Page
8
Union Pacific operation notes list trains including Overland Limited Atlantic Express Fast Mail with service numbers 9 4 6 6 49 202. The fragment references 2.2 2.2.2 timing or routing details and urban rail usage in a brief transport record.
Local notices advertise remedies and goods including Scanlon's Rheumatism Cure, ground feed exchange for grain at Sidney Mills, winter cape and Stetson shapes at Oberfelder's, dental and optician services, shoes from Miller's Wisconsin and Hamilton Brown, Puritan hosiery at McLernon's, and general sales at Oberfelder & Co. Also listed are housing items, home baked goods, and custom clothing offerings.
Orbiting grain ground on shares and a new line of pants stretchers and creasers from Oberfelder are advertised as up to date. A carload of barb wire and nails has arrived, with prices available on request. Contact C. B. Harper for market needs.
A string of property transfers listed shows McLernon’s footwear ad linked with Ida Towne, plus deeds in Lodgepole Sidney and North Bayard. Transactions include buyers and sellers with lot and block descriptions, dated 1950 to 1952, amounts ranging from 300 to 33 500 dollars.
Oberfelder & Co. advertise as agents for all first class trans-Atlantic lines. Tickets on sale with lowest prices and weekly sailing lists. Prepare for spring and summer excursions.
To The Ladies. The newest prettiest and largest line of spring stock is now open for inspection. Prices qualities and styles are up to date. E McLERNON announces rooms suitable for offices inquire E McLERNON.
A column explains that any clear tone glass can be broken by shouting an octave higher than its tone. The glass breaks due to air wave force exceeding its strength, with thinner glass more prone to shattering.
The passage muses on talking through a body as a strange electrical feat and notes a painter’s refusal to do simple door and window work after viewing his art. The tone recalls Hawthorne like reflections on art and communication.
Fragmentary quote from a ward heeler noting politics can surprise. A stray exchange mentions an ex-candidate and an uncertain outcome with a garbled line about a one year old being turned down, cited by Chivagoe Aews.
Customers seek a shoe that blends comfort and style. The store notes a strong demand for footwear that pairs practicality with fashionable design as shoppers push for versatile options.
The notice states Lloyd H. Rude sues Lulu Pearl Rude in Cheyenne County District Court Nebraska for relief. The defendant must answer by March first or a default may be entered. The document also references a non resident defendants notice and a separate plaintiff George S. McCaigue in Sidney Nebraska with a February 19, 1903 date.
Historical eruptions from Vesuvius Etna Jorullo left lava streams that remained hot for decades. In 1858 Vesuvius streams still steamed. Etna flows from 1787 held heat near the crust in 1840. Jorullo lava from 1759 produced steaming columns after 87 years. A stick in 1780 ignited from vents despite no crust discomfort.
Dialogue shows Mrs Youngwife learning to use quinces for preserves marmalade and jelly from cores and peels. A basket origin joke about how to use the container is noted. The exchange ends with a satire about hypocrisy.
Swiggs laments failed undertakings and Briggs cites too many bars as the reason in a brief Chicago News item.
A Philadelphia Record snippet frames a quip about honesty as a policy. The wise guy claims conviction while the mug notes he may have tried both sides, signaling a street clever exchange.
A humorous cartoon caption features a customer demanding a keg sized bottle while the druggist asks for the correct size. The gag relies on the twins joke and exaggerated need for an oversized container.
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