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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1890
Page
1
The passage extols steady work and ambitious effort to reach the top through teamwork and strong materials. It emphasizes pride in craftsmanship, high grade products, and the relentless drive to improve, praising the enterprise and its drivers.
An advertiser touts tent shoes as comfortable and well made with supple leather. It claims a large stock from Selz Schwab Co and an order for one thousand pairs to be delivered in a few weeks, branding other sellers as inferior.
Local shop advertises a stock of goodain this ino with prices set to surprise buyers. The notice highlights affordable millinery goods and urges customers to visit for bargains today.
The article urges buyers to choose quality stock to minimize initial and long term expenses. It argues that upfront cash is lower and wear and tear costs are reduced by selecting the best option, advising readers to "Buy the best" and implying superior value.
A veteran memorial piece recalls fallen soldiers from the Civil War era and World War I, urging flowers, prayers, and reverent memory. It laments aging veterans, honors leaders like Grant Lincoln Washington and General Morrow, and notes ongoing troop movements, pensions, and local war memorials, followed by weather and community notices.
Grand Prairie and Cheyenne County notes report excellent crop outlook with hay making underway. Local farming tales include a wide mix of cattle, mules, homesteads, sheep shearing, a rattlesnake event, and community reactions. Several towns share updates on emigration, bank ventures, and property improvements.
A mass meeting at the courthouse in Sidney approved a grand Calathampian parade from the rink at 10 o'clock, a free dinner, races, greased pig, and a free dance from 4 pm to midnight. A abroad speaker, committee of arrangements, and multiple events were announced for a lively Fourth of July program.
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