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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1899
Page
8
The timetable lists East and Westbound passenger and freight trains with names such as Express and Fast Freight. Notable times include 4:00 p.m, 7:00 p.m, 8:00 p.m, 3:50 a.m, and 6:00 p.m. Agent E. R. Breruca is listed as the station agent.
Subscribers in arrears for THE TELEGRAPH will receive statements by January 1. Prompt attention is urged and some accounts already run too long. if not settled promptly, they will be placed with an attorney for collection.
Robt. Epps is laid up with rheumatism. Chas. Nelson traveled east after visiting Sidney. M. Ahrens shipped a car of hogs to Denver. Chaz. Pickerill visited Sidney from Redington. L. B. Cary left for Lincoln to accept a capitol position. Fireman Johnston headed home to Council Bluffs. Dr E W Murllesa located in Sidney. A. R. Voeltz shipped horses to Johnson's Creek. President Burts private car attached to No.4. Teachers Local to meet January 21 at Lodge Pole. J C Denison shipped horses to Greenville. C J Smith injured shoulder in a fall. New baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Lo Macintosh. Electa Pooler and Wm. Nienkeizer joined The Telegraph. Rep Wilcox named chair of finance committee. Baldwin of Union Pacific in town on railroad business. Fireman Coleman’s remains shipped to Creston. Cronberg funeral held at Lutheran church. Rev Seth Vinton died at Bronson. L. Sexsvel recounts Luck on No. 3 wreck. Irving post office established near Lapeer between Lisco and Hemmingford. Mrs. W P Miles attends Lexington convocation as Christchurch delegate. Engine tender tried to be moved from wreck but caused track damage.
Dick Forest received a flattering offer to become roadmaster for the Norfolk and Western Railroad in Virginia. He plans a month’s layoff and will visit next week to consider the proposition, with probable acceptance.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in the Sidney Nebraska post office for the week ending Jan 18 1899. Names include Beebe RE Lewis A J Mathews John Moore Walter Ward Herry and others. Advertised letters are to be called for and claimed. Signed CHAS CALLAHAN P M.
A Hastings firm, the Hastings Hide and Tallow Co, notifies readers that hide prices have advanced and directs attention to its advertisement listing the new rates.
A call for a dependable man to open a small local office and manage goods. The position is permanent with good pay and asks applicants to mention the paper in their letter. Includes contact for A. T. Morris in Cincinnati Ohio.
A collage of quirky snippets shows advertisements and cartoon-like vignettes. Topics include a religious editor balancing faith and business, personal musings on Christmas gifts, and sales pitches for shoes, sewing machines, furniture, and lace.
A. Bennett argues alfalfa requires abundant moisture and can grow in wet or dry soils. Sowing in spring with oats helps weed control. fifteen pounds per acre suffices. Expect two light first-year crops, then substantial yields. First-cut seed, second cut to seed ripening. Horses gain without grain. cattle fatten in winter. hogs and fowls feed on remnants.
Remedy praised as in every home once known. Ordinary inients fall short next to Snow Liniment. Cures lame back rheumatism sore nose neuralgia bruises strains and muscular injuries. Also effective for animals. R E Morse of Galveston Texas reports two bottles cured him of three months rheumatism. Price 50 cents. Sold at Scanlan's Drug Store.
The Telegraph highlights a complete job office listing for Neptounty in its page report. The notice outlines employment opportunities, roles, and submission details for interested applicants.
Is the one remedy for threat and lung troubles that cures the right way. Gives nature the help needed and heals while it strengthens. For coughs colds bronchitis whooping cough it promises benefit or money back via authorized agent. Horehound Syrup priced 25 and 50 cents. Scanlan's Drug Store sells it.
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