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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1894
Page
4
The leaving times of passenger trains are listed for various routes. County East Goln West No 8 AVExp departs 7:00 pm. Reed departs 8:00 am. No 4 Km OX departs 6:20 am. No 1 Mim departs 11:26 am. Details note schedules for BuRISCi and Avent lines.
Readable items describe local bargains at McLernons and Essigs, grain exchange at Sidney Mills, social events including dances and a missionary social, lodge installations, business openings, and scattered county notices. Mentions Sidneys merchants, Fort Sidney post, and area residents with brief remarks on prices and promotions.
Peter Benson and K. Greenlee have purchased the Howard grocery stock and report a good week of trade. The firm, well known to the public, promises strong leadership and steady growth amid local business circles. Hanna Lump in heater priced at 5.75. Hunne egg at 5. Col Jobo Stan, ex-commissioner, was in town and praised Postmaster Sanders for office records and the Chicago inspectorate. Jenner’s Yard lists Hanna Lump at 3750 for Munne Lvy at 5.
Post Office reports a new line of shoes including ladies and gents Calldras, with heavy medium or light weights. Prices promise value, aiming to appeal to customers seeking attractive, durable footwear with thorough catering and service.
The article surveys irrigation policy and water rights discussions in the paper. It highlights the irrigation act, state water power, and references works by Hobert Jih and others. The piece notes coverage of the Legislative Assembly and related debates, with emphasis on water supply and legal frameworks.
A terse note asserts a fair exchange and a direct stance against any reluctance to call. The message emphasizes decisive communication and mutual clarity without hesitation.
An advertising insert promotes pamphlets and books on bimetallism and monetary policy. It touts a Dublin based pamphlet by Archbishop Walsh arguing for bimetallism, alongside a Coin Handbook detailing U S coinage laws and gold standard arguments. The notice targets agents, offering samples and wholesale terms from Coin Publishing Co and H. Minnen, with subscription offers for The New York Tribune.
The fragment notes a formal claim of established reputation and expresses pleasure in referring to it. No other clear entities or events are present in the readable text.
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