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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1894
Page
2
Editor notes James McMullan paper in Cheyenne Siding recounts Evans of North Platte as Republican nominee for secretary of state. Observers predict Evans profits. crowds gather for Jack MacColl events. Implicit claim remains no doubt on who will be Nebraska’s next governor.
The populist press targets St. Rayner throughout the district as voters favor any candidate over him. The coverage signals broad opposition to his candidacy and entrenched regional sentiment.
A political tract asserts high tariffs protect American wool and flocks, while low duties fail to raise wool prices. It argues free woolists promised cheaper clothing but failed. cites 1892 price hopes, democratic rule, and asks if Kyle and Allen will betray wool growers. It frames the senate vote as the crucial moment.
An Iowa college professor who denounces the United States in a commencement address is labeled an unfit educator for youth. The critique compares his anti national, socialist views to anarchist ideas and condemns his delivery as sophomoric and dangerous to civic responsibility.
A critique denounces self important reformers and agitators who claim to solve political and social ills. It argues revolutions arise from majority pressure, not minority leaders, and mocks Donnie Kearney Henry George Coxey and others as impractical dreamers. It notes revolutions come from the people not from bomb throwers or demagogues.
A black horse colt owned by W. St. Cary from the Krueger ranch went missing around May 8. Information leading to recovery will be rewarded. Also note a Good Samaritans meeting with Mrs. D. J. Scanlon on Wednesday June 27 at 2 PM. Relief committee for June headed by Mrs. J. E. Sullivan and Mrs. J. J. McIntosh with secretary Mrs. Brennan.
An old advertisement page promotes Dr Price cream baking powder with medals and a BUCKLENS ARnica salve claiming cures for skin eruptions and piles. It also notes local sales by W F Bassett and W F Dussett. A horse kick incident involving H S Shafer at Freemyer House is mentioned, and a claim touts Orange Blossom cures for ladies ailments.
Dr Price’s Cream Belting Powder claims no anemia or alum. W I Nelson of Kingville Missouri backs Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a full refund if customers are unsatisfied, asserting the remedy is a certain cure for the condition mentioned.
An agricultural era advertisement promotes Chamberlain remedies for female diseases and coughs. W F Bassett sells Orange Blossom direct and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy in 25 and 50 cent bottles. Vincent J Barkul of Danbury endorses Chamberlain’s for coughs and colds, praising its efficacy over five years.
Those who have used Dr King’s New Discovery know its value and those who have not may try it free. Call on the advertised druggist and get a trial bottle free. Send name and address to H E Bucklen Co Chicago for a sample box of Dr King’s New Life Pills free and a Guide to Health and Household Instructor free.
Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder receives a World’s Fair Highest Award while J J Marrow M D of Tamaroa Illinois cites Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saving his twelve month old patient. An Idaho irrigation promo claims fruit and grain crops suit the market. The Omaha Daily World Herald maintains six dollar annual subscriptions.
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