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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1901
Page
4
Cheyenne County assessment rolls show 4 000 head of cattle, 11 108 horses, 83 821 sheep, and 801 hogs. Cattle and horse numbers rise by over 13 000 and 8 060 respectively with sheep up by about 9 000. Hog industry remains in infancy as stockmen remove scrub stock and import high grade stock.
The text argues that true prosperity comes from honest, self-driven labor. It asserts personal effort builds lasting character, beyond mere reputation, and that useful work shapes generations for good or evil.
The text extols the meek and altruists, praising their frugality and virtue while critiquing hustle and excess. It mocks feverish vanity and urges contentment with simple sustenance, noting wealth and status bring burdens and temptations.
The internal revenue law will new stamp taxes on many financial instruments effective July 1. The bureau lists repeals and rates for bank checks drafts telegraph and telephone messages bonds consignments life insurance leases mortgages promissory notes protests and warehouse receipts among others with detailed per cent and cent per dollar charges. New taxes apply to brokers bucket shops and various industries including tobacco and cosmetics.
Sid ney and Bridgeport clash yields 18 to 7 score as North River players dominate. Local teams show potential, with B etter Bridgeport play seen in future games while management changes spark talk of a square deal.
The notes report residents leaving for Colorado and new jobs. C N Coats contemplates a Colorado move after selling farm assets with appraisers. John Englert opens a butcher shop with a soda fountain. Mrs Turner visits Mrs Bullock. Kein moves Slawson stock to a new location. J R Young completes a new counting room. C F Metty busy with Dagos last Sunday, missing church.
The Chicago Record Herald runs a daily Meals for a Day feature with three meals and recipes selected by the household editor. Cash prizes are awarded to top submissions, inviting housewives nationwide to participate.
A Kirkman Iowa woman burned by a gasoline stove was treated with Bucklen's Arnica Salve after doctors failed to heal a running sore. The salve is advertised as infallible for cuts sores boils and related ailments at 25 cents. Senator Deitrich plans to sail from San Francisco for Manila on June 20 to study the Philippines.
A New York Daily piece examines suburban riders daily entering the city from names like Lonesomeburst and Prunehurst by the Trolley. It notes card games in smoking cars, cigar and paper buffs, business deals born on trains, and social jokes amid occasional wrecks that spice the ride.
The article discusses changes in gold coin coloration from Napoleonic era to modern issues. It explains copper alloying and factory sealing affect tint, noting Paris and London practices preserve copper color differently. It contrasts older coins with today’s, highlighting oxidation, cleaning, and wear resistance.
Washington Star notes that current White House doors are often left unlocked at night with policemen guarding exterior entrances. Interior doors require no locking as most rooms are empty. The report recalls Lincoln era when police were rare and housekeepers locked unoccupied doors.
A moral exhortation praising love as a divine power that brightens life and uplifts the spirit. It urges generosity in giving love to brighten dark places, comfort the sorrowing, and elevate the mind above petty cares, framing love as the key to true life and success.
A Detroit Free Press item recalls a convalescent who relapsed after disobeying medical advice. The doctor cautions, while the patient laments not feeling fully recovered.
The readable lines do not form a complete report or identifiable event. No clear people, places, or actions are extractable for a proper summary card.
Friends in Lawrence Kansas report Mrs L Pease bed rider for seven years cured by Electric Bitters. She says three bottles let her walk again in three months. Advertises relief from headache nervousness sleeplessness fainting and debility with guaranteed satisfaction and money back. EL W Grove signature on each box. ic
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