Into the Grave Plan Diminishes Goods to Free Space
The text notes that the present large work must be reduced to make room for no goods, outlining a strategy to diminish the existing ck burden and proceed with the intended plan.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1889
Page
1
We Will Stop Selling These Items Forever
A public notice states the supplier will cease selling the specified items following a recent decision. The move impacts customers and retail partners, signaling an end to future stock and prompting remaining buyers to act. Authorities encourage compliance with the new policy and timelines.
Rain flood swamps streets and stores in town
Heavy rain lasting three hours last Monday night flooded streets several inches deep with water filling low areas. Post records show 2 1/2 inches total. Keller Bettendorf’s grocery cellar flooded several feet with goods lost. Lightning and thunder accompanied the storm but caused no major damage. Farmers benefited. town residents faced surprise overflows and bucket brigades at Ed Vanderhoof’s grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Pease
Ed Vanderhoof
K Bettendorf
Immigrant hopes and cattle profits shape Cheyenne county outlook
A series of remarks highlights expected influx of hundreds of families to Cheyenne county for permanent residence aided by strong crop prospects. praise for livestock gains and stock profits, plus debates over drainage and local development, underscore a mood of cautious optimism and civic action.
Serious loss by fire at A Pease’s lumber yards
Fires wrecked three warehouse buildings at Sidney’s Judge Pease lumber yard during Monday night’s deluge. Water-filled streets hindered fighting the blaze but some stock was saved by workers wading through the water. The owner’s loss is about $2,000, partly insured, with all office books and papers saved. Also in this issue, village board considers alley grading after rain damage, and a tale of Dick the Dyer’s personal woes. Installation of officers for Sidney Lodge No. 91 I O O F is reported, plus notes on the Grand Army Encampment mobility through Chicago en route to Milwaukee with travel options and half-fare details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Republican
Mercer
Sidney
Thompson
Nebraska
Foster and Wright
Sancy Lake
Relief
al Gordon FE Thompson
Big Springs
Neb
Wedgewood
Belmont
Abdallah
Rysdyke
Wild Rose
New York
Mr .Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Samuel
Lackawannock
Pennsylvania
General Washington
Hambletonian Allen
Allen Sontag
Ethan Allen
Hye
Messrs Foster
Wright
NP. Nelson
Potter
Mr.g. Flesher
Kearney
Prof. McCoy
C.U Essig
Vensus
Front Street
Pease
U P
Judge Pease
Second Street
K.S Oberfelder
Oberfelder
Moritz Urbach
Tobin
Sidney Lodge No
J.G. Cotter
P G
W HH
Adams
Lloyd Burger
Adam Ickes
J Neubauer
J ‘l ‘Shoelucke
Grand Lodge
J. I’. ‘Hoelecke
Grand Army
Milwaukee
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee, & St. Paul
Sessa
Sidney Daily Notices of Military Moves and Local Events
Col Poland and others depart for Ft Omaha and Bellevue for assignments and competitions. Mrs Bruitt and Misses McFarland arrive for visits. inspections and church notices follow with Rev Crooks revival, baptist events, and a planned linen fete at the M S church. Episcopal consecration by Bishop Worthington planned for July 27 and 28. attendees invited. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for care during illness and death of father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church Nautico
Worthington
Nebraska
Sidney
Episcopal Church
Rafter
Cheyenne
T. W. Barry
State Bank Affairs and Shortage Plague Sidney Depositors
The examination of the defunct State bank in Sidney shows a shortage between 35 000 and 40 00 after assets and notes valued, over 200 depositors named, with liabilities at 70 120 72. The committee estimates incomplete paper value and notes Morgan overdraft at 13 689 25. Johnson’s absence delays settlement plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
State Bank
Frank B. Johnson
Pumpkin Creek
Johnson
Morgan
Omaha World: Herald
Reba Morgan
World-Herald
Omaha
Cavannaugh
F .B. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Ickes
Rumor of Johnson payment demand causes no alarm
A rumor spread on the street claiming Johnson altered his plan to pay bank debt, based on a paragraph in an evening issue. Johnson's attorney stated creditors would be paid only if liabilities exceed 49,000, with others to share losses. no basis found, and the absence of his lawyers may fuel unease. A cutting affray at Oberfelders store drew large crowds as prices were cut on all goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Messrs
Sekes
McIntosh
Green
Sidney
Bee
Oberfeldser
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colin
Star Clothing House
Pit of Dead
Dusty Styles
Londs
Fes
Pater
Tion
Whitney
Lench Balbriggan
Wuons J
Lewis
Sidney, Nebraska
Chappet
Cuarven
New
Devil County
Samuel Goodman
John Downing
Portland
Chappell Nine
Denel County Court
Cheyenne County
Mrissig
Board of Trade
A. Pease
Dick the Dyer
Poland
Ft Omaha
Jacob Palmer
Bellevue
G. M.bruitt
Ebstien
Morrow
Hot Springs
Lieut. McFarland
Inspector Vroom
21St Infantry
Stewart Eskildson
Lieut Bailey
Fort
Peter D Vroom
Stll
Fort Sidney
Misses McFarland
Washington, D C
Wittich
M. E
Mary
Rey Crooks
Crooks
Savbath School
Masonic Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ms Church
Otdlom
I B Dawson
Dr. Field
State Bank Affairs
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