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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1905
Page
4
Rates and terms for Sidney Nebraska newspaper deliveries listed. One year postage paid to Bix Hurlee or Bingle copies. Advertising rates show per single column inch and per line for locals and legals. Includes classification lines for professional cards and notices.
A miscellany casts world events from Norway leaving a Scandinavian alliance to peace talks with the Czar and royal marriage chatter in Berlin. Oblique notes touch on land taxes, Omaha teachers retiring, and a lighter riff on a forthcoming wedding and public amusements.
The World Herald reports that thousands of acres in Nebraska's sand hills are being planted with jack pine from Minnesota to reclaim land. The Forestry Bureau transports 100000 jack pine seedlings this spring to the Thedford area for experimental planting. Supervisors say pine will improve moisture, create mulch as needles fall, and eventually bring springs and streams, encouraging settlers to plant on their own land.
F. H. Newell chief engineer of the United States reclamation service was in Omaha Wednesday en route from Washington to Denver outlining irrigation ideas and projects.
The World Herald notes the inter state canal heading from Wyoming into Nebraska, 140 mile main canal, water to Goshen Hole lands. Reservoir in rock canyon below Sweetwater river to control floods and supply 300000 acres. $8.5 million from reclamation fund. North Platte Valley Water Users' association formed. Participants include C H Beaumont and local cattlemen. events at Tobin Opera House and Burlington operations in Sidney.
E. J. Sweet offers high grade flour and feed including the White Lily and White Chief brands. Try a sack and you will use no other. Land office blanks for sale by The Telegraph.
The Union Pacific Line follows the Forty-Niners path known as The Overland Route the shortest road to San Francisco. Crossing the continent in tourist sleepers saves money and offers a pleasant trip. Inquiries: W. W. Aldridge, Agent.
Roosevelt extols Yellowstone as unique. Advertises Union Pacific to Monida then Concord Coaches to the park with scenic routes. Notes low June to September rates and directs inquiries to W. W. Aldridge, agent.
Travel rates listed for Chicago St Louis Portland Tacoma Seattle voyageurs with daily sales and various city pairs. Includes San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake Ogden Yellowstone Milwaukee Toronto Indianapolis Buffalo Asbury Park Niagara Cody and other destinations with specific dates and prices. Agent M A Shipman invites calls or writes for rates and berths.
J Callahan, cashier, swears the bank statement is true to the best of knowledge. The balance sheet shows assets including loans and discounts, due from national banks, U S bonds, cash, and reserves. Liabilities include capital stock, surplus, profits, deposits, and notes outstanding with a notarized oath of accuracy.
In the Estate of Charles A Higgins deceased creditors meet the administrator before the County Judge at the County Court Room Cheyenne County on June Wth day 1905 for examining claims Six months to file and nine months to settle from May 23 1905 Published in Sidney Telegraph for four weeks prior to June 19 1905 Also an order of sale on judgment in favor of Farm Land Company against John J Crawford Mary A Kittering and heirs at law of William H Rittering and William Kyle et al levied on the NW quarter Section 10 Township 16 North Range 49 West to be sold at public auction June 7 1905 at 10 oclock in the forenoon at the Sidney County Court House. Dated May 4 1905.
Notice from Village Trustees Sidney Nebraska dated June 8 1905 warns that anyone breaking through cemetery gates or injuring property will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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