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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1895
Page
2
The Barret Scott case ends with the discovery of a body in the Niobrara river. Officials attribute the crime to political enemies, risking unpopulist votes in future state elections.
Mr Reed argues the Government runs behind five million dollars monthly and the cure is to make revenue match output. He says there are two options taxes or borrowing, noting borrowing has been used twice to cover current expenses.
The St. Louis Globe Democrat argues that continued deficits stem from the failed Democratic tariff reform. It says revenue must rise to halt bond sales and preserve national credit, calling for acknowledgment of the tariff mistake and alignment with Republican precedents to fix the financial shorts.
Nebraskans are urged to read The Lincoln State Journal during the upcoming legislature with Republicans back in control of both houses. The paper touts its capital city reporting, extensive legislative coverage, notable contributors, and reduced prices to attract readers for the state’s political year.
Munlc Invocation General Principles of Moral Destruction Katie McIfee Reading Miss Faucett Discussion Courtesy among teachers Mrs Shelton W A Westfall May Cawley W F Porter and others Music History of the country school W A Westfall Model program Fred Slawson
The article warns Iowa and Nebraska farmers to plant small grains and corn this year as June to August are expected hot and sultry. It notes Venus will travel with Earth, predicts frosts after mid July, mild March and April, and a generally wet summer similar to 1933 with a hot and humid season ahead.
WEDDINGS GALORE at the bride's mother's residence on Tuesday January 22 at one o'clock pm Benjamin W. Chase and Jessie Messerly wed with Rev Randolph officiating. John H. Nunn and Mary Markham married January 23 1805 with Rev J Albert officiating. Bruce Wilcox and Elsie Oliver wed at the bride’s parents’ home east of Chimney Rock with Rev Wagner officiating and a dinner to follow. The Redington nuptials join families as they settle near Redington where Wilcox will practice law. Kensington tea hosted by Mrs George F Blanchard with many noted guests and dainty refreshments. local society records note a pleasant afternoon.
It May Do as Much for You says he suffered kidney trouble back pains and bladder issues for years. After trying many cures he began using Electric Bitters about a year ago and found relief at once. The ad claims instant relief for kidney and liver troubles and sells a large bottle for 50 cents at W P Bassett's Drug Store.
Week ending January 26th lists remaining unclaimed mail for residents including Ms Sanders and Mr Version. Post office urges payment or collection within the notice period.
Legal notices describe an execution sale of defendant Charles St Kesey’s land in Cheyenne County to satisfy a judgment for 1591 dollars and 48 cents plus interest and costs. It also lists a petition by The Belmont Irrigating Canal and Water Power Company for right of way appraisers to determine compensation, describing lands affected and hearing details in Sidney Nebraska.
Noreen Timber Culture office in Sidury Nebraska records a complaint by Robert Fullerton against Oliver Swift for failure to plant and cultivate required trees on a 160 acre tract in Cheyenne county. The contest demands witnesses on March 7 1695 to testify about alleged planting and cultivation deficiencies and land condition.
At the meeting of Sidney Camp No. 1091 Modern Woodmen of America last Friday evening the following officers were installed for the ensuing term Wa Studt V C James McMullan clerk J A Allery W A W F Bass ett banker W Allery escort Frank Ackerman manager James McMullan delegate to state convention.
A vivid boastful note highlights Wheatland Wyoming ninety six miles north of Cheyenne. It promises immense crops abundant water and rich land with magnificent farms available at low prices. Access via the Union Pacific System.
Land Office Sidney Nebraska issues notice that William J Davin filed intention to make English proof for entry 2 GM at Sidney. Proof to be made March 6 before Register or Receiver. Witnesses Benjamin F McKinney Lorren Rt. North William W Wood John W North Jos M Adams. Location Sidney township 12 range 44 section 6 with described horses.
On January 15 1895 Union Pacific System will sell tickets from Missouri River points and stations in Kansas and Nebraska to points south and west in Nebraska and Kansas also to Colorado Wyoming and Utah at the rate of one first class fare for the round trip plus 2.00 minimum rate seven dollars see your nearest Union Pacific ticket agent E L Lomax Gen Pass and Ticket Agent Omezhea Neb.
Land Office in Sidney Nebraska posts a notice that Mary Ann Thompson H.E. No. 613 seeks final proof for her claim on February 18. She lists witnesses Christ Gobleman Nathaniel Wilson Frank Killin and Oscar Kirkoff all of Sidney to prove residence and cultivation of the land titled nw suc to Jon 149w. John M Adams Register.
Bucklin’s Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve in the world for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees perfect satisfaction or money refunded with price 25 cents per box. Sold by W. F. BASBETT.
Shoppers are urged to consider Oberfelder's to combat winter cold with heavy underwear and overcoats. Store showcases strong value on warm apparel, highlighting competitive prices to draw in frugal customers this season.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder earns two top honors at an international competition, securing the highest awards across categories. The awards highlight the product’s prominence in quality and innovation within the baking industry and food science communities.
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