Train Names Listed for Express Services
No. 2 Overland Limited No. 4 Atlantic Express No. 6 Mail and Express No. 102 Fast Mail appear as resumed or scheduled passenger and mail train services in the timetable.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1901
Page
8
No. 2 Overland Limited No. 4 Atlantic Express No. 6 Mail and Express No. 102 Fast Mail appear as resumed or scheduled passenger and mail train services in the timetable.
A compiled page of classified notices and advertisements including market sales like an eight year old Hereford bull and hides buys, shop ads for neckwear and shoes, wedding cards, job requests, and health remedies. Local businesses promote medicines, coffees, paints, and home services with sales pitches and contact cues.
Market list for Sidney shows prices for Wheat Corn Oats Rye Potatoes Eggs Butter Chickens Hogs Cows Steers per unit. Entries specify per bushel or per hundredweight and reflect livestock and produce values at market.
Classified notices show two WANTED ads for a girl to wash dishes in Hudson, with contact details for Mrs. J. CG and Mire. The page also includes sales, services, church events, and a poetic excerpt about fishing, reflecting a mixed local newspaper page.
For sale or trade notice offering two draught stallions in exchange for horses or for sale at ouftime, or cash paid for good draught horses. Inquiries at Washburn's livery barn, W. L. Reynolds.
Local notes report Mrs. A D Gorham and son from Iowa and Margaret McLernon returning to Sidney for vacation. County commissioners schedule June 11 meeting as a board of equalization and other town happenings include lectures by Mrs Carpenter, remodelling work on Chawins block, and a rise in May homestead filings.
Evanston dispatch reports Colonel Mast Daugherty of Sidney Nebraska arranging well drilling on Spring Valley lands owned by Spring Valley Ot and Pipe Line company with $1,000,000 capital. The plan includes a pipeline to Salt Lake City and a refinery in Mormon capital, contingent on oil flow from Spring Valley.
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