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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1903

Page

8

Train Schedule Excerpt for Midwest Lines and Through Cars

The notice lists train numbers and schedules for northbound service from Lincoln to Chicago and points east and south, including passenger No. 301 and No. 32 with daily departures and freight No. 23 and No. 04 with daily patterns. It mentions sleeping, dining, and reclining chair cars, with free seats, and states tickets and baggage checks to any U S or Canada point. Contact M A Shipman, Agent, or Frank, General Passenger Agent, for maps, time tables, and tickets in Lincoln Nebraska.

United States Canada M. A. Shipman Unulin Nebraska

Local News Roundup From Sidney and Vicinity

Victor Covall the Cleman stockman was in the city yesterday. Dr. P. C. Mockett and Prof. Danforth assist at the post office during summer. Gordon A. Laing of North Platte visits his relatives. Alcoholists denounced by English physicians. Lard sold at 10c per pound cash for thirty days. A carload of beer arrives in Sidney. Fourth of July sports ready with hose, foot and bicycle races Rose street. Sidney ball team beats Bridgeport 19 to 1 with Baker Davis pitching and Gaither relieving.

Rose Street Baseball Grounds Sidney Bridgeport Alfalfa Growers Baker Davis Fred Gilman River Bays F. E. Gaither Ed Farmer

Omaha Christian Endeavor Daylight Special to Denver

The Union Pacific chosen as official route for the Omaha Christian Endeavor Delegation to Denver. A special train will run with side trips and reduced excursion rates to Salt Lake City and other points. Train leaves Omaha Union Station at 7 am July 1st, arrives Denver same day. Tickets on sale July 1–10, valid through August 31. Also notices of stray horses near Sidney, a college recruitment offer from Grand Island College, a hunting land warning for Borgquist ranch, and a public horse auction in Sidney with terms and dates.

Union Pacific Omaha Christian Endeavor Denver Mountains Salt Lake City Omaha Union Station W. D. Currer

Timetable and assorted local ads mix in Bridgeport

Train timetable lists several expresses and mail trains with stop points and times. Local ads promote housing, paints, dental services, shoes, photos, bicycles, hats, summer apparel, rain gear, gas stoves, and furniture with prices and locations mainly in Oberfelder’s and Scanlon’s establishments.

Pure-bred Hereford Bull For Sale In Dalton Neb

For sale a five year old pure-bred registered Hereford bull. Seller is M E Wenstver of Dalton Nebraska.

M.E. Wenstver Dalton, Neb

Burlington Low Fare Offers to California and Soaring Phrases

Rail ad lists round trip to San Francisco 43.50 valid August 2 to 15 and to Los Angeles 43.50 in the same window. A public school teacher recalls a color race school student answer: tithe as binding love and friendship and a punny upbraid definition about braiding hair and bayonets.

Burlington San Francisco Ls Angeles

Minute Creatures Revealed Under Simple Substances

The passage notes that sour paste vinegar codfish and water infused with decayed vegetables harbor countless animalcules microscopic life. It asserts that millions of these tiny creatures exist in a single grain, yet some possess complex organs comparable to whales or elephants. In one ounce of such matter there are more living creatures than humans on Earth.

Nature

There Are Exceptions

A dialogue about secrecy features a quip comparing Lot's wife to a woman who never reveals what she saw. The Syracuse Herald quote frames the idea that some people never disclose what they witness despite many keeping secrets.

Lot Syracuse Herald

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Passages describe a dying builder finishing a house then dying, a solemn outlook on life, a town saying it could be worse, and a note that thirty languages are spoken in the Caucasus with diverse ethnic groups including Russians Armenians Tartars Georgians and various Mohammedan tribes

The Caucasus

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Lincoln Omaha Chicago St. Joseph Kansas City St. Louis Sidney, Neb Helena Dutte Portland Points West Victor Covall Cleman Mrs. Stowitts East P. C. Mockett Prof Danforth Gordon A. Laing North Platte City Bruarde Paris H. E. Gapen Fort Morgan, Colo Friend Dickinson Lodgepole Casper Girmann J.S. Coad Laramie Wyo Mrs. Halm Lead City, S. D Henry T. Clarke Camp Clarke Bert Milner Mrs. Blair L. W. Bickel Kimball Geo. H. Paine W. M. Fuller St George Ranch Blair Robert Conn Grand Island Jos. Tague St. George Kearney Lucy Jones Musbied Ranch Washburn Greenlee Steamboat Springs Colo Jacob Miller Union Pacific Railroad U. S. Marshal of Wyoming Sherdan J. B. Stimpson Cheyenne Mr. Stimpson Fred E. Clary Western Union Telegraph Company Richmond Virginia Mr. Clary Colorado Southern Railroad Omaha Christian Endeavorers Pueblo Colorado Springs Clara, Neb Si John Cloud Clara Sidney Telegraph Grand Island College Paul R. Borgquist George Glidewell Overland Limited Atlantic Express Mail and Express Fast Mail Pacific Express Mail W. D. Curros B. A. Jones Heath & Milligan D. J. Scanlon J.C. Hudson E. W. Murlless Greenlee & Benson's Oberfelder Miller Wisconsin Dan Bergman Clipper Wright & Parks D. J. Scanlon’s Gale Heath & Milli Gan Oberfelders J. R. Merifield New York Fish Cravenette C. D. Essic Senate Glasner & Barzen Krug Beer Bendweiser J. A. Killian Jproy Martin Attorney AT Law Herbert S. Crane F C. Beebe Callahan Block Sidney, New H E. Gapen Court House A. D Stowitts U. P.railroad Oberfelder Building V. F. Kucera G. Simon Postoffice V. Anderson Dept. Store Bridgeport, Nes Signet" Grannewan Broc Sioney M. J. Sanders Callahan J. GC. Hudson Roop 3 Oberfelder Bidg Ralston & Fonda South Omaha Neb Bank of Ne- Demi Qminn Bros John Anderson Gepole Creek Norses Law Polley Kedingston Tango Pumpkin Creek Arkinlow & Lindberg Redington Lawrence Ork E. McLernon George Cattle CW MB. Beard Lawrence Forks H Cc. Amos Kimball County Adl Stowits Sideney, Neb Cheyenne County Wellner Meavax Bros Ystoffice Pot Potter Aspland Central Park Banner County OWL” Saloon Dworak & Vath Krug’s Omaha Beer McAleese Building California Bigg Yaleen Reales Hesten Madison Square PMILA Whi Oberfelders the Feen Clothiers Ner
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