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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1890
Page
1
Hay-Up Grade Goods Impress With Style and Quality
The ad extols Hay-Up Grade Goods for style, quality, and variety, claiming unmatched workmanship and materials. It asserts superiority over all other stock and urges customers to value first class shoes and products from their line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Your Poor Feet Your Poor Feet Shoe Ad Prospect
An advertising note touts comfortable shoes described as a palace for feet. It promises sturdy yet supple leather, a sand foundation, and strong workmanship. The seller claims Selz Schwab & Co produce the stock, with a large assortment and an order for a thousand pairs arriving in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selz, Schwab & Co
Millinery and Food Prices Surprise Shoppers
Local shop advertises a selection of hats and foods at strikingly low prices. Read as a brief notice of sale events with emphasis on affordability and value. Shoppers are invited to visit to see the reductions and offerings.
Buy the best stock to save costs in long run
The notice asserts buying the best stock costs less overall, with emphasis on lower upfront cash and fewer wear and tear expenses over time. It frames the choice as economical, urging readers to select superior quality to reduce future costs.
Humors Of The Storm In Lincoln Correspondence
Omaha Bee reports humorous storms incidents from Lincoln with stories of a couple fleeing in a dining room during a cyclone, mistaken in laws and family ties, plus a school principal McDermott and a windy rescue tale. Also notes on land district boundaries, Union Pacific travel promos, and a drowning in Wyoming with English trackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Omaha
F M Shallenberger
Bradshaw
State House
Darling
Me Deliott
McDermott
Joseph Whitfields Louse
Dashed To Death At Big Springs Crossing
A wagon crossing the Big Springs station was struck by the overland flyer killing a man, a woman, and a child. Engineer Ell explained he slowed after the hit. coroner’s jury absolved him of blame. A baby lay dead in the mother’s arms as the scene drew protest and inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis Norso
Wyoming
Cneyenne
Wyo
the Bee
Powder River
Bradfer
Smith
Powdes River
Ile
Sidney
Neb
Harry Winters
Buffalo
Overland Flyer
Charles Ell
Big Springs
Army notes and weather and travel notices mix in Sidney report
Historical clippings detail military personnel changes at a garrison, weather snippets, a moonlight serenade for Mrs Greene, and travel notices including a teachers train to St Paul and Chatauqua assemblies Beatrice and Beatrice Neb unions for rail travel announce fares and schedules. Reports mention Sidney land grant for cemetery, pension for Jane Wood of Geering, and various enlistee movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er Tesson
Omaha
Renouard
St Louis
Sidney
Gen Greene
Bonesteel
Lamar
Werather
Lincouln
Neb
Teachers of
Nebraska
National Teacher's Association
St Paul
Yim
Chicago
Milwauke
St Paul R'y
Ecetel
St. Paul
Nebragska
B &M RR
Lincoln
Wepawoon
Litaues
Senayier
Ravenna
Waldilleo
Chataugut Assembly
Ab Besutelee
Nuh
Chatauqua Assembly
Beatrice
Union Pacific System
J C Barnhart
House
City of
Fort Sidney
Dorsey
Jane Wood
Geering
Dill
Deserved Tribute: Educated Farmer Sermon At Mass Agricultural
A baccalaureate sermon at Massachusetts Agricultural College extols farmers' role in nation, credit, and defense. Prof C S Walker urges unity, education for farmers, and leadership to sustain America's republican foundation amid global crises. Also notes Union Pacific rail fares for Knights of Pythias conclave at Milwaukee and polo fatality at Sioux City involving Fred Close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amne East
Mass
Massachusetts Agricultural College
C. S Walker
America
India
Egypt
Europe
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Milwaukee
Union Pacific
Nebraska
Kansas
Uuiui
Missouri River
J C. Barnhart
Sidney
S Mellen
Trafic
Bell Lomax
Pass
Omaha
Sioux City
Fred
B Close
Mr Close
le Mars
Banking
Edirm
Close Bros
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York
Cor, Rose’ & Second
Ailiince Land District
Allance Land District
Salt Township
Strate
Deuel County
Cueyento County
Hit
U.S. Mellen
I. Ju
LOMAX
Pass. Agl
National Educational Association
Minn
CS Menrey
EL Lomax
Dr King
W. H. Cole
Fort Smith
W.d. Brennan
the Discovery of
Christopher Columbus
Swift
Swift Specific CO
Avlanta
Boelmont-Field
Julesburg
North Divide
Belmont and Froid Canal
Halesburyg
Thales
The
Lutheran Church
N. Crabtree
Fullerton
Mr Crabtree
Clark Cooney
Cooney
Mary Coony
Mary Cooney
Baker Will
W J. Brennan
England
Lown
Sinois
Lodge Pole Express
Tlarris
Dobbin
Lisco
Oliver
Chas. Miners
Baily
Chris. Rapp
Peter Reilly
Alkire
Fort Leavenworth
Fred F Johnston
Brooklyn
N.Y
Ebstein
Charles II Draper
New York City
Wm, Russell
John Shaefer
Co FE
Conley
Co E
Military Prison
National Teachers Association
Stars and Stripes
Oberfelder
Oberfelder's
Trank Putnam
P. Rodgore
Asa
George Saxby
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