19 Jan 1895
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1895
Page
1
Readers are urged to choose clothing that fits and wears well over time. The ad quotes that nobody can suit you better than the store, highlighting their stock as the leading option for quality fit and lasting wear.
Members of E. V. Sumner Relief Corps No 6 tender a vote of thanks to the Odd Fellows for the use of their hall by order of the committee.
Western Nebraska representatives press relief and irrigation measures as key Nebraska legislation. A select committee recommends direct county funding and seed grain bonds, while Akers becomes irrigation committee chair with a strong roster. Judge Church’s death prompts condolences as Gov appoints Wilson to the senate, pending confirmation.
Local items note Miss Julia McFadden expected home today and various visits including Mrs Stewitts and Miss Blanchard from Omaha. Births report a girl to Mr and Mrs Shankera. Community concerns include dirty streets and unsafe sidewalks. Ayer’s Pills ad and a play display at Greenlee & Benson accompany social notes. Burglary attempt at Louie Halstead’s home ends unresolved.
The Western Nebraska Educational Association will hold its annual meeting in Sidney on April 26 and 27 with about 200 attendees expected. Prominent lecturers will headline two evening sessions, and organizers plan free lodging for most teachers not from Cheyenne county. Citizens are urged to support through subscriptions to ensure a successful event with educational and business benefits.
A Mr E R Briesch residence hosted a Wednesday evening supper and musical and literary program for the Methodist church. Citizens enjoyed an excellent supper and a diverse lineup including instrumental duets solos recitations stories and a choir medley. Net receipts totaled 22 dollars.
The Knights of Pythias of Sidney plan a grand masquerade ball at the skating rink on Tuesday evening February 19 to raise funds for a worthy cause. The committee works hard to ensure a highly successful social gathering with a large, pleasant crowd expected.
Canajoharie New York resident D W Fuller praises Dr King s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs and colds saying his family always gets strong results. Catskill druggist G A Dykeman endorses it after eight years of use. Trial bottles free at W F Bassett s Drug Store with regular sizes priced at 0 and 1.00.
Jo Atking announced the birth on Thursday morning praising the newborn as the finest boy. A box of cigars was left at stores to celebrate. The child was born at 9:30 Wednesday night and both mother and baby are doing well. Joe's right hand is blistered from many congratulations.
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