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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1898
Page
4
Advertising rate notice for Cheyenne County publication outlines prices for display and local business ads per column inch or per line. Mentions monthly rates for professional guards and a legal note referencing statute rates. The readable fragment lacks full terms and official details.
The Tribune misquoted Cheyenne county about candidate Cary. Cheyenne county says L B Cary is not seeking any state legislative nomination but would win broad support for Cheyenne county if chosen. Indications favor Santiago’s bottling works and wartime dispatches spark debate on the Spain and Cuba fronts.
The Callaway Courier notes a growing mutual respect between Britain and the United States, predicting cooperation and possible peace as other powers refrain from intervention. It mocks political fanfare around a congressman Bill with satire on his appearance and voice, urging voters to recall his speeches and windbag rhetoric.
Special Correspondence reports 98 degrees in the shade on Thursday, Bert Polly hosts an ice cream party, and a show in the berg featuring Klondike magic lantern. Teachers from Sidney attend the Association, Ben Lowe travels to Wheatland, Squire Beasley returns, and local fires damage Oliver's stable. The dam failure at Oliver & Company and a muskrat incident noted.
The note urges residents near Lisco and Dugout Creek to organize a grand Fourth of July celebration. It cites a deep river, potential venues, and a call for patriots to mobilize speakers, horse races, and public speeches, noting a recent beneficial rain shower and no current plans.
An 19th century style advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a powerful cure for rheumatism neuralgia sprains and bruises claiming rapid relief. A Fort Worth Texas testimonial from C W Pord credits three applications with curing pain within 24 hours after severe rheumatism. Sold for 50 cents at Seanlaun's Drug Store.
A reader describes cancer developing from pimples or scratches, claiming blood impurity runs in families. The account cites months of worsening illness, treatment by physicians, and a successful recovery after using S. S. S. with ten years of no relapse. The testimonial names R F Williams of Gillsburg Mississippi.
A newspaper ad invites readers to chase a farm life outdoors for most of the year and to visit the Garden Spots via Louisville and Nashville Railroad. Excursions run on the first and third Tuesdays, costing only two dollars over one fare. Send 10 cents for a copy of Garden Spots.
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