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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1900
Page
5
The document lists city offices and state positions including Governor Poynter and Lt Governor Gilbert, county officers Pease and Bullock, county judge W. M. Grimes, and various clerks. It includes lodge and church groups, with meeting details for Royal Neighbors, Masons, OEU and other societies, plus school staff and teachers.
A concise aphorism equates advertising to power in machinery, framing it as the key force driving business growth and efficiency. The quote emphasizes marketing as essential engine behind commercial success.
A composite excerpt recounts Warden McClaughry’s famed calm during a Joliet prison escape attempt and reflects on industrial success versus ease, citing figures like Jay Gould and Russell Sage. The piece blends anecdotes on nerve, discipline, and persistence across historical voices.
Sir Robert Ball recounted that observers lying on the ground gazing at a clear night sky will soon notice many shooting stars as their eyes adjust. Bottles of perfume and jars of pomade, still fragrant, were recovered from Pompeii and Herculaneum. Children need more models than ethics.
Readers are invited to try Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root for kidney liver and bladder troubles with a free sample bottle by mail and a book on diagnosis. The ad notes hospital and private use success and directs letters to Dr Kilmer and Co in Binghamton New York.
Three great works nearly vanished including Virgil’s The Aeneid and Aristotle’s writings. The Talmud faced widespread persecution and torching, with millions of copies burned in 13th century France. Misadventure in 19th century art caused a near drowning accident to Miss Siddal during a painting session.
Legal advertisement announces intention to make final proof before the clerk district court of Boheme County. Names Samuel J. Brades, Robert G. Tarmand, Henry J. Recipron, August Howes, Inyo Konrry de Tarts, register, and witness Sidney Nebraska. Date January 3. Public notice details location and deadlines for proof submission.
Notices in the Nish and OR publication announce claims for homestead entries near Chatelafta and Sidney Nebraska. Contest and proof deadlines name Andrew Buren contester and witnesses to establish continuous residence and cultivation on the land before the U.S. Land Office in Sidney Neb. The notices list claimants Herman Brevuer and others with dates in January 1900 and February 21 before the registrar and receiver.
A former railroad man recounts an Arizona stagecoach robbery near Tombstone in 1884. He describes a single bandit with a sawed off shotgun forcing passengers to line up, the crowd’s failure to resist, and the attackers fleeing with the loot as others stood passively by. He notes eight or nine similar robberies that year and concludes crowds tend to comply when faced with a cocked shotgun.
Legal notice from Land Office Sidney Nebo Jun 1 1900 announces Touges Weyerts intends to make proof before Clerk Chruit Court in Oregon City Oregon on February WWW 2, timber culture application No T6h for the stymwa and 4 of action Newd Intwp No. range No. 47. Witnesses named include Henry Hilnrichs George Fulkerts Herman Fulketts Thomas Thompson all of Weyerts Web Rowrey D Tanass Register tr 6.
Lands Office Sidney Nebraska publishes notice that settler Wavies Forman Sehsoder has filed for final proof on the land claim B No 260. He will prove residence and cultivation February 26 before the register and receiver in Sidney. Witnesses Nels Po Lyngholm Rudolph Perse Earnest Krause Cyrus H Reed, all of Sidney. Robey D Harris Register.
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