Railway timetable notices reach wide Midwest and West
Lincoln Omaha Chicago St Joseph Kansas City St Louis and at Points East and South Denver Helena Butte Portland Salt Lake City San Francisco And all Points West Going South No 1 Passenger Daily 7 10 p m No 8 Freight Daily Except Sat 9 35 p m Going North No 32 Passenger Daily No 84 Freight Daily Except Sun 5 05 a m Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars seats free on through trains Tickets issued and baggage checked to any point in the United States or Canada For information maps time tables and tickets call or write to Mr Shipman Agent or to J Francis General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska.
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Lincoln
Omaha
Chicago
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Louis
United States
Canada
MR. Shipman
J. Francis
Nebraska
Timetable of Union Pacific trains from Sidney Nebraska
The timetable lists eastbound trains including Overland Limited Nos. 3 and 4 Atlantic Express No. 6 Mall and Express and Fast Mail Westbound services show Overland Limited No. 10 Fast Mail No. 3 Pacific Express No. 5 and Mall and Express Freight schedules note stops and times Morning and evening departures are indicated with approximate times Passenger trains carry limited stops and freight trains have fixed routes
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Overland Limited
Atlantic Express
Fast Mail
Pacific Express
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Sidney Market Prices and Commodities Report
Sidney markets list grain and produce prices with per bushel and per dozen figures. Wheat at 3 o Perry shows 0.30, corn shelled 1.25, oats 0.20, rye 0.20, new potatoes per cwt 2.40, eggs 3.00, butter 5.50, chickens 6.00 per dozen, hogs 2.50 per cwt, cows and steers 3.00, hay baled 8.00.
Local shopping notices and ads from Sidney area merchants
Reinnardot, the jeweler, and various local stores advertise merchandise and services including coats, jackets, capes, sewing machines, windmills, shoes, hardware, and plumbing. Lane advertises a 38-year-old Hereford bull. calves and cows offered. Legal blanks and land conveyance forms on hand. Prices given for stoves, heating stoves, and Miller’s Wisconsin shoes. Also promotions for medicines and a blood purifier product.
Local notices and sales mix in Sid ney area brief
W C Bullock from Lodgepole and G O Smith from Alliance visit the city. J W Harper Son stores stock linseed oil lamps and new lines of mens and boys clothing. Distant travel includes Harry King from Missouri and Mrs McMullan's grave marker. H T Doran stock sale and Uncle Tom's Cabin tickets at Sidney Dray Co. sewing machines, stoves, and low price bargains are advertised.
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Sidney Dray Co
Sand delays B M track and reports of local happenings
The B M track between here and Alliance was filled with sand during recent wind storms delaying trainees. Sidney Drug Company received five plate glass showcases. A new portable bath house for smallpox patients was built in the village. Attorney Chas Foster arrived from Omaha to handle H. T. Doran creditors. Fire hit Gering with major damage and a rapid extra edition followed. Delegates and local meetings are noted along with several personal health and property updates.
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Here
Alliance
Sidney Drug Company
Chas. E. Foster
Omaha
City
H. T. Doran
Civic Reform Call Sparks Hose Team Meeting
A Sidney Hose Team No 1 gathering at the Engine House drew good attendance. Offiers were re elected, new membership applications were reviewed, and a fund raising event was planned for February 14 at the Opera House to repair the Engine House and purchase paraphernalia for the city.
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Sidney Hose Team No. 1
Yix
Opera House
Does It Pay to Buy Cheap Cough Remedies
An ad promotes Boschee’s German Syrup as a trusted remedy for severe coughs and lung trouble. It claims to heal tissue, stop inflammation, ease expectoration, and provide rest. The ad urges trying one bottle and mentions Green’s Prize Almanac. It ends with a note about wedding cards and invitations.
Yelling Grocer Narrates Deaf Customer tale
An Indianapolis Sentinel excerpt features a grocer recounting how he must shout to a deaf customer, then later to an Army veteran who dislikes being yelled at. He admits his voice stays pitched high after such encounters and jokes about yelling at the blind, foreigners, and whispering around the sick.
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Anid
Indianapolis Sentinel
Wife asks for new silk dress after years of print
In London Tit-Bits a wife confronting her husband about her absence from print requests a new silk dress. She recalls his dislike of women constantly in print and argues that after eight years of minimal attire she deserves a nicer dress. The exchange highlights gender expectations and social vanity of the era.
A Dreadful Dluider Mr Jinks Breaks Down
A joke overheard in New York Weekly shows Mrs Jinks laments her marriage while a neighbor boasts his husband earns eight dollars more monthly, revealing envy and social snobbery in a comic domestic vignette.
Toay Extreme. Hankypank and Clara Denger Row
Miss Hankypank defends kindness to birds while criticizing Clara Denger for taking it too far. The debate centers on Clara refusing Harry Singleshell after hearing he feathers his ears when rowing. Chicago Tribune.
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Miss Hankypank
Clara Denger
Harry Singleshell
Chicago Tribune
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