Spring Goods Offer Promises Big Savings
An ad touts durable Shoes From 16 with plain Arabic characters. It urges shoppers to buy now, claim strong savings and warns they will regret missing the chance on spring bargains at this end of the state.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1893
Page
1
An ad touts durable Shoes From 16 with plain Arabic characters. It urges shoppers to buy now, claim strong savings and warns they will regret missing the chance on spring bargains at this end of the state.
The document outlines a two day Farmers Institute in Sidney on the last days of January and the first of February. It highlights lectures on farming, stock raising, horticulture, and education with speakers from Nebraska institutions. It extols Cheyenne County resources, stone quality, and local growth potential, urging settlers to invest in real estate and community development.
A request from Supt A K Gotpy urges Miss McGee Miss Record and Mrs German to chair a committee to plan the first meeting of a county-wide educational convention. The aim is a permanent organization with regular future meetings and to enlist local press aid in preparation, reflecting increased state educational activity.
The Review of Reviews cites M F Pantin on Hillucinations and Mental Suggestion based on many works including Gurovy Myers Paumore and Muaudslusy. It argues an underlying faculty receiving sensations from distant events, notes variable vividness and detail, and cites experiments and imagined universes while urging caution and readiness for new light.
Will Go East announces spring stock clearance with all items reduced to clear space for new season goods. Funeral of Eile Woodman held at her parents home E A Woodman with a large crowd offering tribute. Rev KE Lee Freck spoke comfort from scripture as mourners gathered in Sidney for the interment.
A man entered the editor’s sanctum with a fence rail intent on harming the editor over a grievance. The editor, whittling, suggested that even if beaten, the paper would survive and the conflict would persist. The assailant instead accepted the fence rail as payment for a subscription.
A nostalgic memorial tribute recalls Mrs Maudin through tender lines about her kindness and the family gatherings. The verse speaks of missing her at worship, meals, and festive days, and envisions her memory as guiding stars above in eternal love.
Fragmented notes describe low price men and boys clothing by OELREFELDER & Co with mentions of small prices. The text shifts to a narrator's reminiscence about journalism, a Bible discourse, and Lutheran services. A coal vein rumor in Banner County hints at development plans and potential economic benefit for Cheyenne county.
Alfred Roose of Ulddridge Nebo visits Cheyenne county to oversee his landed interest near Wiggins Sugar. The Louisiana Planter’s editor responds on whether sugar grains contain impurities, explaining that sugar crystallization forms aggregates with impurities trapped in interstices and colored films around crystals, while large crystals via rock candy remain relatively transparent.
Grand Prairie Jan 18 weather remains fine with fields seen plowing and talk of spring seeding. Rev O Peters closes church meetings yielding converts. J D Brubaker expands poultry yard stock with new varieties. Well drilling at Fred Brower site reaches 200 feet, water pumped by second day. Bonger family moves near Colton. Shagull adds house, light each Saturday night. Woodward builds on tree claim. Thomas Murphy ill. Johnston and family leave for Elliott Iowa. Bronson lectures every Friday. Rena Hoberg holidays at home. Dr Stowitly attends Titwyn’s boy. Price’s dance well attended. Epps buys lumber for curb. Sanders buys windmill to lift water.
The page advertises big bargains at Oberfelder’s Boots and Shoes and underwear. It notes a business sale of M A W Atkin’s hair interests, and directs debtors to settle with John Daugherty. A citizen asks a senator to push a remedy for a domestic dispute. Also ads for Bour in Bourne and for Cheyenne County pauper contracts with two bid options and county conditions, dated February 1893.
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