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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1900
Page
8
Readable lines show a rough timetable with times listed as 6:35 p.m. 3:50 a.m. alongside references to evening and morning sessions. The fragment lacks clear events or entities to identify a coherent news item or citation.
Wheat per bushel at Sidney Markets lists five price points with other commodities including corn oats rye new potatoes eggs butter chickens hogs cows steers hay and baled measures. Prices shown include .50 for some items 16 622 for corn and 2.00 for oats with further lines detailing per cwt and per dozen figures.
County notes and ads from Sidney Nebraska list merchants and services. J W Harper Son announces pipe oil stoves windmills and fixtures while Essig's promotes garden tools and irrigating gear. Local residents travel visit and work entries include Doran, Stiffer, McKelvey, Robinson and McKelvey. Card of thanks for Ray Hadley death expresses appreciation.
Various community items advertise Dr Seymour eye services and local trades. Marketing includes linseed oil, milky cows for sale, lumber and hardware at J W Harper and Son, wind mills and pipes, restaurant relocation on Rose street, and hotel property for sale. Obituaries note Mrs. Sarah GAumer, age 73, near Redington. other items mention travel, farming losses, dentistry visits, and pest outbreaks in Keith county.
Sidney ball nine defeated Kimball last Sunday by a scoreline shown in the record with players and officials noted. Local agents L F Clogman D M Osborne mower Ruke and A B Beard announced trips and shipments for horses, bridge interest, music class plans, and catalogs from Hastings to North Platte and Bridgeport. Royal Neighbors thank their patrons while Davison and Trognitz push for reopening an old Black Hills road before county commissioners.
In Sidney Nebraska on July 14, 1900 John Cawley declares his wife Mrs M A Cawley has left his home without cause and he will not be responsible for any debts she contracts. He signs the notice.
The undersigned offers 100 head of cattle at public sale to the highest bidder on Monday July 30 at 10 a.m. at his place 10 miles southeast of Sidney and 12 miles southwest of Lodgepole in section 10-13-48. The lot includes 40 cows and calves with the rest yearling steers and heifers. Cash terms. Auctioneers V F Kucera and clerk Fred Lehmkual. Fred Kurth owner.
Bids will be received for painting and repairing the schoolhouse and fixing the well in District No. 9 Potter Nebraska. Lowest responsible bidder will receive the contract. For details contact the district school board. T Erickson Director, Potter, Neb July 11 1900
The Union Pacific introduces a summer travel offer from Missouri River to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Ogden and Sault Lake City. One fare plus 2.00 for round trip with return by October 31 1900. Valid June 21 July 7 10 July 18 and August 2. For schedules contact agent E. R. Breisch.
The Sylvan Valley News editor urges use of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a preventive and early treatment, noting twenty years of family use and reduced suffering when used at onset. It states the remedy is for sale by all dealers.
Lawrence Bros offer a registered Black English Shire Stallion for breeding at a ranch eighteen miles southwest of Sidney. The stallion is pedigreed in the National Stud Book. Insurance term set at eight dollars.
The seller offers 210 head of good young cattle for quick sale including 105 head of 4-year old cows with their increase from short two’s to young calves. Asking price is 27.40 dollars per head for immediate sale.
The Semi-Weekly State Journal sells a year of up to date state news for 25 cents now through January 1 1901. Send a quarter to Lincoln Nebraska and receive the paper for the rest of the year as the newspaper introduces itself to thousands of new homes.
Bargain land in section 82 township 15 range 51 offered by W. C. Flinn. For price inquiries contact this office.
An advertisement touts Puritan flour as a new brand option with a push to try the product. It positions the flour for everyday baking and highlights its consistency and quality to attract household buyers.
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