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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1894
Page
4
The leading times for passenger trains are listed with schedules for eastbound and westbound routes. Available examples include No. 8 at 5:05 pm, No. 15 Pac Exp at 8:22 pm, No. 2 lim exp at 6:20 am, and No. 1 lim at 2:30 am. The timetable identifies E. KR Breren as agent.
Readable tidbits describe daily commerce in Sidney Nebraska with tradesmen like Chowins and Essig's, mentions of local residents John Woolz, B F Thornburg, Herbert Wood, J A Kelly, and McLernon's shoes. Notices cover sales, repairs, new roles at the coal chute, court actions, school events, and social updates from multiple precincts.
Reporters gather farmers and residents from Court House Rock to Sidney, Wiggins, and Trognitz precincts who describe widespread good growth in small grain and corn. They note healthy grazing, rising hay supplies, and cattle fattening as drought fears ease and prospects improve.
The Cheyenne County Agricultural Association holds a meeting at the courthouse in Sidney, Nebraska, on Monday June 1 1894 at 2 o clock PM for the election of officers and any other business that may properly come before them by order of the president Gronce Wo Jennxen.
A second year student at Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia tells of a prank where a professor asks the cost of a dose of a crude oil product and a student answers a phonetically misheard term. The exchange ends with a grim note as the student realizes the patient is dead after fourteen minutes.
A historical note extols salt for health and household remedies. It claims salt helps weak eyes, sore throats, digestion, dental care, hair loss prevention, and nerve pain relief, plus stain removal and carpet cleaning, with various household applications.
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