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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1891
Page
1
The text suggests a stance against explaining Whs inl and permits privies to speak, signaling a political or legal discourse about restrictions on disclosure and speaking rights. The fragment hints at ongoing debate or procedural limits without providing concrete actions or outcomes.
Overstocked stock of men s boots and shoes from SELZ SCHUWALD CO Chicago, advertised at low prices to reduce inventory. Includes men s boys and children s sizes with national reputation for good honest goods and competitive prices.
A shop advertises reduced prices across its stock of dress goods ginghams and calicoes with special bargains on cotton flannels. Kentucky jeans also promoted at lowered rates to attract buyers.
A line of pants overalls shirts and underwear is offered at cost. A large stock of comforts is discounted by 25 percent for the next 80 days.
A local millinery dealer advertises a closing out sale of full and winter hats, trimmed mats, urging customers to come in and see the assortment at extremely low prices during a limited time offering.
The Cheyenne and Deuel counties agreed on a settlement basis with Deuel paying Cheyenne 1000 to end all debts except the Big Springs bonds. Deuel to cover 23.4 percent of remaining bond balances and interest, while Cheyenne releases uncollected old Cheyenne taxes to Deuel. The agreement was signed Jan 7 1891 and submitted for board approval.
Memorial from TeneGrary announces the death of Sid ney’s respected citizen Jimmy Green known as Uncle Jimmy. The obituary recalls his charity, kindness, and strong character, recounts his birth in Ireland on December 19, 1818, loss of parents, emigration to Scotland and England, marriage, arrival in Pennsylvania, wartime service, westward move by the UP Railroad, injury and death on January 17, and his burial in the Catholic cemetery.
A 1890 weekly notices page reports heavy snow now receding, trade steady in Chappell, and county commissioners meeting to divide printing duties and allocate seed grain. Belmont Canal prospects buoy locals while Belmont and Froid Canal debates continue amid winter.
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