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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1903

Page

4

Beet Sugar Prospects Shift as Oxnard Backs Cuban Reciprocity

W E Curtis notes Henry Oxnard told President Roosevelt he would back ratification of the Cuban reciprocity treaty. He cites capital waiting to invest in sugar factories and a 20 percent duty cut unlikely to hurt beet sugar. Curtis urges Sidney to form a Board of Trade to coordinate factory plans with capitalists. Also included are court dismissals, ice house contracts, new grocery ads, P R strike talks, county officials, and the Clipper Traveling Studio’s move to town.

W. E. Curtis Chicago Record- Herald Henry Oxnard Beet Sugar Trust Roosevelt Oxnard Sidney Board of Trade United States Ft. Morgan Sterling Akron Julesburg North Platte Bridgeport Nebraska Wilson Agricultural Department

Lamps mix up causes slight excitement at Eating House

Bridgeport notes recount a helper filling lamps with gasoline and stove with oil, sparking a minor scare but causing no damage. Local happenings include visits, church pulpit exchanges, school building praise, legal appearances, and community events across the week.

Cheyenne Social Roundup and Local Updates

Potter McAdams returned to Cheyenne on Tuesday. D H Shultz was in town the first of the week buying groceries for possible storm conditions. E Root and Will Gustafson came in from the north divide on Tuesday. Peter Erickson has recovered enough to resume work. Miss Mary Benish and brother Tony were in town on Wednesday. School opened last Monday with few absentees and notable enthusiasm. Will MacAdam is moving his family.

Sidney G. W. Thompson and Son Essig W. W. Hamilton Gaines and Miller's Hiram Fisk Lisco O. W. Shupp D. H. Shultz E. Root Will Gustafson North Divide Peter Erickson Mary Benish Brother Tony

Winter Thaws and Roads in Western Nebraska

The article notes a January thaw renewing travel as roads improve in western Nebraska. It mentions John Poppen visiting old friends with Wyoming tales, Mrs. Bratz returning from Illinois, hog markets slowed by weather, and an epizootic affecting calves. No schools in districts 54 59 or 80 amid teacher pay concerns and snow bank fatigue from residents.

John Poppen Wyoming Fred Bratz Hancock Co Ill Fred

Illustrated Lectures and Ocean to Ocean Rail Trips

Illustration lectures promote fast express and Overland limited tours from ocean to ocean with first class round trips for 35 cents. Includes American highlights from Niagara to Alaska and a second Rome visit for 50 cents when combined tickets are bought. Tickets available now.

Ocean Mexico Alaska All America Niagara Bridal Veil Yosemite Yellowstone Falla Rockies Sierras Selkirk Mountains Pike’s Peak Miles Canon Yukon Canada Tamasopa Toltic and Royal Gorges White Pass Thousand Islands St. Lawrence Klondike Old Rome Forum Colonseum King of Ruins Capitol Mansertine St. Peters Church Pope’s Palace Old City

A New Idea In Farm Papers

Farmers grow skeptical of city editors and dreamers but The Twentieth Century Farmer presents practical content. Editors and contributors are in touch with real farming needs, offering timely progress updates from figures like F. D. Coburn and C. F. Curtiss.

Farmer Twentieth Century Farmer F. D. Coburn Kansas State Board of Agriculture C. F. Curtiss Iowa Agricultural College B. O

Noted agricultural leaders back progressive farming ideals

Aylsworth president Colorado Agricultural College Col F M Woode famed auctioneer Charles E Bessey botanist J Gosling beef expert Frederick W Taylor agriculture director at St Louis Worth's fair and other well known men urge dollars value to farmers. Send 25 cents for 3 months or $1 for a year subscription to The Twentieth Century Farmer Omaha Nebraska.

Aylesworth Colorado Agricultural College Col. F. M. Woode Charles E. Bessey J. Gosling Frederick W. Taylor St. Louis Worth’s Fair Farnam Street Omaha Neb

School Notes Reflect Seven Month Term and Absences

Vacation ends as students return to study for five months. Louis Bergman remains ill three weeks while Mamie Kelley misses a grade day. Ganestia Clark out with pneumonia. Grade changes expand 1st and 2nd primary. Maggie Oliphant leaves for Julesburg. Ellen Hinrichs and others enroll. classes adjust with 53 in Hiett’s room.

Mamie Kelley Ganestia Clark Mies Davey Miss Hictt

Four Weekly Excursions from Omaha to California

Four personally conducted trips depart Omaha each Wednesday through Saturday at 4 25 p m in Pullman sleeping cars. Conductors escort the party through the journey aboard Union Pacific trains, the only line offering four weekly California excursions. Passengers may join at any en route point. For details contact W D Clifton, Agent.

Omaha Pullman Union Pacific California W. D. Clifton

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