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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1894

Page

4

Remonetization and tariff debate dominate 19th century notices

Subscription rates and a jumble of political and economic items fill the page. Topics include Senator Coandler’s silver remonetization scheme, Connecticut tobacco growers unhappy over tariff cuts, New York bank surplus at 81,060,000, irrigation advocacy in Harr County, and a Washington meeting of sheep growers opposing wool tariffs. Also noted are editorials and consolidation news, with Kansas Governor Lewelling dismissing Mrs. Lease from charity work amid clashes over state appointments.

Water rights filing spreads to Devel Keith and Lincoln counties

The TeLEGram notes residents in Devel Keith and Lincoln counties join Scotts Bluff and Cheyenne in filing water appropriations and moving irrigation toward practical steps, signaling local action and planning.

Devel Keith Lincoln Scotts Bluff Cheyenne

Mary Lease Targets Senators After Gov Refusal

Not long ago Mrs. Lease urged Gov. Lewelling to remove certain Republican officials she found offensive. The governor declined saying they were confirmed by the senate and beyond his reach. Now Mary Lease says what was sauce for the gander would be seasoning for the goose, Senator Allen of Nebraska has declared himself openly against Wilson.

Lewelling

Tariff Bill Sparks Nebraska Attack and Telegraph Praise

The speaker denounces the tariff bill as an unjust discrimination against farmers and warns of untold harm to Nebraska. The Telegraph congratulates Senator Allen, praising his common sense in handling the issue.

Nebraska Telegraph Senator Allen

1893 started with great trade but ended as worst in fifty years

Dun and Co reports 1893 began with unprecedented trade and full mills yet proved the worst year in fifty years with prices at lows idle workers and charity fighting starvation in major cities Senate probes hawaiian matter hint Cleveland and secretary Gresham kept key documents from Congress.

Dun & Co Senate Committee of Foreign Affairs Cleveland Mugwump Gresham Congress

Critics Fault Wilson Tariff Bill In Rural Voice

A reader comments that many farmers resist the Wilson tariff bill and mocks rural supporters. The piece attacks back woods politicians backed by Wall Street as knowing what farmers need more than the farmers themselves.

Washington Wall Street

Sugar Clause Sparks Urgent Planter Protests and Feuds

Louisiana sugar planters denounce the sugar clause in the tariff bill while Alabama and Tennessee iron men clash over iron and coal policy. Democratic barley growers in eastern Iowa stir protests on Canadian barley. Before resolution, factional fighting erupts within the Democratic family over the Wilson bill.

Tug Lousiana Alabama Tennessee Iowa Kitkenns

Brer Dana Attacks Wilson Tariff Bill in New York Sun

The New York Sun columnist Brer Dana condemns the Wilson tariff bill, arguing that no sincere Democrat should support it. He urges all Democrats, free traders or protectionists, to oppose the measure outright.

Brer Dana New York Sun

Tariff Fight In a Western Barley Belt

Scorr County Lown barley district backs a petition to Congress man Huss to block tariff cuts from 30 to 10 cents per bushel. Huss replies with a letter to Davenport firm, drawing backlash from Democratic constituents who deny his grasp of tariff effects. The dispute highlights farmer business interests versus legislative views on tariffs.

Scorr County Lown Huss Hays Add Davenport Ays

Orange Blossom Cough Remedy Ad Boasts Quick Relief

An early 20th century ad claims Orange Blossom is a common sense female remedy that draws out pain and soreness. It promotes One Minute Cough Cure as an easy alternative for severe cold or cough and encourages readers to choose it at VP O Drugstore.

WF. Basset Dicine O. Drugstore P.O. Drugstore P O Drugstore Chamberlain McFuire McKay Ohlo Grippe W. F Bassett Druxglet Grippe Chamberlain H. M. Bangs Chateworth W. F. Basnett

Orange Blossom touted as a cure for women's diseases

An OCR fragment touts Orange Blossom as a painless cure for female ailments with advertised endorsements from W F Basser and post office drugstores. It promotes One Minute Cough Cure and DeWitt's Little Early Risers for digestion and constipation, plus Cham berlain's Pain Balm and Witch Hazel Salve for pains and skin issues. It mentions eye sight and non changeable spectacles.

W F Basser DeWitt Drugstore

Public eye glasses plan praised by physicians

In Arapahoe Nebraska on July 7, 1893 physicians announce support for Prof Huselberg's plan to send competent ophthalmologists to various agencies to remain at their places of business several times a year to scientifically adjust spectacles and eye glasses for the public Beutel & Cours.

Huselberg Beutleu & Cours

Glasses and eye care endorsements from 1923 notices

A collage of endorsements and notices tout eye glasses and remedies. Letters praise Prof Hirschberg and Dr Ives for distributing competent ophthalmic exams and scientifically adjusted spectacles. Advertisements promote Orange Blossom cures and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with testimonials from patients and druggists.

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