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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1905
Page
4
Advertising rates list multi-title subscriptions including The Sidney Telegraph and Prairie Farmer and Magazine across several newspapers. The notice promotes paid-up advance subscriptions and senior rates for old subscribers, urging readers to subscribe for county and neighbor news.
The legislature settles the Colorado contest with Alva Adams proclaimed elected on the returns and sworn in. Nebraska electors meet at Lincoln voting Roosevelt for president and Fairbanks for vice president, with M. A. Brown tasked to deliver returns to Washington.
Lincoln representative Geo McAllister pushes a bill to re divide the west into Cheyenne Deuel and Keith as a district, with Kimball Scott Bluff and Banner forming another, amid likely changes in the fifty four state plan. The American Forestry Congress in Washington underscored timber depletion and calls for protective measures with public and private action, while Uncle Sam opens a Cheyenne naval recruiting station for a week. North Platte voters approve 260000 bond for a water plant and 430000 for a sewer system. Governor elect Folk threatens to prosecute legislators who ride out pisess.
The year begins with a trade: Mr Hornaday sells the store to Tom Thornburg and moves the post office and family goods to his East Front Street building. Sore throats rise in town while Mrs. MacAdam and daughter stay ill since Christmas. School life is disrupted and Rev Hornaday visited Potter with song. A boy dislocated his elbow. treatment occurred in Sidney. Mild winter boosts stock prospects. Winter travel and irrigation land ads promote land and water rights in the Big Horn Basin and eastern Colorado with low land prices, urging settlers to buy now.
Notice lists landseekers rates and discounted fares for winter travel including December to January trips. Announces Oklahoma Texas and South West Live Stock Convention in Denver with a round trip fare of one plus 2.00 dollars, valid January 7 to 9, 1905. Direct readers to contact L. W. Wakeley, General Passenger Agent, Omaha, Neb.
The ordinance grants Sidney Electric Service Company, its successors and assigns, rights to erect maintain and operate electric lighting power and steam heating facilities in Sidney Nebraska for twenty years with six year exclusive franchise. It sets conditions including construction deadlines rates for street lighting and private service, meter charges, and penalties for property damage or interference. The agreement ties to a six year municipal lighting contract and outlines meter ownership, wiring responsibilities, and removal of obstructions with notice and cost sharing.
Notice announces formation of The Sidney Electric Service Company to operate in Sidney Nebraska. Principal place Sidney with 1905 start, twenty year term, capital stock 10000 dollars paid up 7500 within sixty days. Four directors including M C Callahan and C C Callahan named. Articles filed January 5 1905 Cheyenne County Clerk. Signatories M C Callahan and Chas C Callahan.
Notice that creditors of the deceased Sarah M. Moore will meet the Executor before the Cheyenne County Nebraska County Judge at the County Court Room on the ath day of February 1004 for examination and allowance of claims. Six months for creditors to present claims and one year for the executor to settle from December 14. Notice to be published in the Sidney Telegraph for four weeks before February sun.
A drugstore remedy promises relief from piles including itching bleeding and protruding cases. Paris Medicine Co. offers a money back guarantee if Paro Ointment fails to cure any case within 6 to 14 days, with first application providing ease. Priced at 50 cents, or send stamps if not in stock.
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