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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1897

Page

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Flag Day Exercises at Skating Rink Highlight Patriotism

The Woman's Relief Corps in Sidney staged a Flag Day program at the skating rink with forty-five girls bearing flags, invocations, and songs including Star Spangled Banner and Columbia the Gem of the Ocean. W. R. C. honored Comrade Seimiller of Redington with a past commanders jewel during a campfire in the evening, celebrating the corps and its history.

Woman’s Relief Corp Sidney Indies Mr. Campbell National Air “Star Columbia W. P. Miles America S. of V Seimiller Redington E. P. Osgood W. R.C W. RR CG W. RC

The Awful Work of Hanna Stirring Populist Anger

A year of rising hog prices and falling silver sparks populist rage directed at Mark Hanna. The Emporia Gazette is cited as calling Hanna the villain behind economic woes. Wheat corn and interest trends are cited to blame a plotted downfall of populist misery.

Emporia Kan Mark Hanna Hanna Jackass

Annex Hawaii as State, Nation’s Duty and Destiny

Territory of Hawaii is portrayed as a soon to be state, with support for annexation solidified by strategic and economic reasons. The piece argues annexation hedges against foreign rivals, cites Japan’s influence, and frames Hawaii’s incorporation as a patriotic, inevitable step benefiting both lands and people. It endorses rapid ratification and celebrates a future Hawaiian statehood under American governance.

Mr. McKinley Harrison United States of America Cleveland Stevens United States Times-Herald Washington Lilliuokwmni United Great Britain Germany Japan Hawaii Honolulu

Bastard's Horehound Syrup Promises Cough Relief

Cure claims for coughs colds bronchitis and whooping cough with Bastard's Horehound Syrup. Guarantee refunds money if no benefit. Pricing 25 and 50 cents. Sold at Scanlan's Drug Store.

Scanlan’s

Redington Racket and Grandma Griggs Death Notice

Special correspondence from Redington notes death of Grandma Griggs at age 82 with a long North American migration history. Local items report antelope hunts, church plans, M W A growth, and upcoming Exposition developments in Omaha including state builds, bond votes, and stock allocations. Major figures include Rev Hornaday and local families Nunn, Schafer, Wagoner.

Hornaday Wilber Coulter Lee Nunn Opee Berg United Brethren Grandma Griggs Henry County Virginia John W. Zigler North Carolina George W. Griggs Alabama Missouri Cheyenne County Mary Y. Nunn Pumpkin Creek W. A. Hornaday Primitive Baptist Church

Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Rapid Pain Relief

Ballard's Snow Liniment is touted as a universal home remedy used for lame back rheumatism neuralgia bruises and muscular pains. An endorsement from ER E Morse of Galveston Texas claims two bottles cured three months of rheumatism. Sold at Scanland's Drug Store with a 50 cent price and no substitute.

Ballard E. Morse Galveston Texas

Up-to-date Tonriat Sleeper on Union Pacific

The Tonriat Sleeper on the Union Pacific is an up-to-date car built for maximum comfort at minimum cost. It runs daily from Council Bluffs and Omaha to Ogden, San Francisco and Portland with Pullman porters in every car. For details contact E. R. Bretscu, Agent.

Union Pacific Council] Bluffs Omaha Ogden San Francisco Portland Pullman E. R. Bretscu

Degree of Honor Sets Special Meeting at K P Hall

The Degree of Honor will hold a special meeting at K P Hall on Saturday evening June 19 1807 to discuss important business. Bessie Brennan serves as Recorder. A 10 by 12 copying press is for sale inquire at this office.

K. P. Hall Bessie Brennan Sidney Lodge No Carrie Peterson Minnie Vernon Dorothy Burton Margaret Bordwell Jennie Ragan Luella Sweet Belle Daugherty Barbara Kucera Outside Watch Andrew Struthers Florence Trognitz

Free State Labor Bureau Offers No Fee Help in Nebraska

Lincoln Nebraska June 5 All persons seeking work or workers should contact the State Labor Bureau now that a new free employment service is established by the late legislature. Applicants must specify the kind of help or occupation, provide details on trade, experience, and references, and all information will be confidential and free. Renew unfilled applications after thirty days.

Lincoln, Neb State Labor Bureau Lincoln Neb

The Teachers Institute Largest Attendance Yet in Sidney

A major Teachers Institute attracted one of the country’s largest turnouts in Sidney with 7d registrants. The event runs morning sessions and round table discussions in the afternoon. Prof. W. R. Siders and Prof. Killen lead the program with a free lecture on Child Study for parents at the Court House next Wednesday evening.

Sidney Moulton York W. R. Siders Alliance Schools Killen Lodge Pole Siders Court House Institute Maggie Peetz Ruth Fawcett Belle Howar Mabel Randolph Matilia Edison Potter Karl Sandere Sidney Oberfelder Ward VerValin Ben Wagoner Redington BR. C. Newmann Cobns E. Stevens Harvey Stephens Bayard J. D. Brubaker L. S. Boyer Camp Clake Walter J. Nelson C. K. Lawrence Fred W. Halston B. BF. Rose Bert

Local Notes Highlight Belmont to Sidney Visits and Town Life

A bustling Sidney update notes visits by P. C. Wade of Belmont and J. J. McIntosh painting, with many residents like J.R. McElhaney and J. Hart noted for local work. The Daughters of the King meet weekly, the U P pay car circulates funds, and a mix of education, agriculture, and social events fill a busy week.

U. P J. J. McIntosh

Electric Bitters Promises Relief for Old People

Old people needing medicine to regulate bowels and kidneys are urged to use Electric Bitters. Advertised as a tonic and alterative without whiskey, it mildly aids stomach and bowels, strengthens organs, and supports natural function. Marketed at 50 cents and 1.00 per bottle by W. F. Bassett's Drug Stove.

W. F. Bassett

Unclaimed Letters at Sidney Post Office June 19 1897

Advertised letter list for Sidney Nebraska shows unclaimed GENTS Brantigan J P Logan Ed PIERRESANDERS P M. Persons calling for these letters should say advertised. Week ending June 19 1897.

Sidney Nebraska Brantigan J. P Logan Pierresanders P. M

Bucklen's Arnica Salve claims best valve for skin sores

Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the best aid for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees cure or money refunded with price 25 cents per box. For sale by W F Bassett Pillsbury's Best flour Greenlee Benson's. The genuine article.

W. F. Bassett

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Territory OF Hawaii Sam Addy Dominion Mr. Harris Frank Putman Sand Hills Dick Gilman Lamphrey Cowen Freeport Charley Nunn Mr. Polley Camp Clarke T.S Mackie Bye Gilman Herbert Mackie Edith Schafer Winnie Wagoner Iowan Commission Douglas County Congress F. Sonnenschein West Point Department of Exhibits Italy Tanner Illinois Illinois State Building Trans-Mississippi Omani Park Commission the Teachers Institute P. C. Wade Belmont John Hart John Adams’ Ranch J.P. Holloway Midway P. P. Waitman Redingwin John Johnson Julia McFadden Kraball Daughters of the King Stowitts Charlea Trognitz Pennsylvania J.R. McElhaney Wheatland Wyo S. Brrricklow M. A. Smith John Tappan Telegraph Martin Cape Caesar Neubauer Denver Herman Miller A. D. Stewitts Grand Masonic Lodge Frank Welch East End Ben Pusey King Precinct Cheyney's Grove Mike Beerline Matt Murphy George Glidwell A.S. Barricklow Fred Limburg Banner County Neubauer Bucklen Pillsbury’s Greenlee & Benson's
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