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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1890
Page
1
An unlikely advertise ment promotes Selz Schwab & Co shoes as top quality leather footwear. It boasts a large stock and an order for over a thousand pairs to be delivered soon, claiming the shop offers the best prices in the market.
A local ad notes a stock of millinery goods being sold at very attractive prices. The message emphasizes the remarkable value and invites readers to visit to see the selection and savings firsthand.
An advertisement urges buyers to choose the beat stock option as the lower cost choice overall. It claims lower start costs and less wear and tear, suggesting long term savings and advising readers to “Buy the beat” with a hint of where to locate it.
Detroit edition highlights Brigadier General Henry A. Morrow as a leading candidate for brigadier general in the upcoming July vacancy. It recalls his Civil War service with the Twenty first United States Infantry and the Iron Brigade, noting battles from Fredericksburg to Gettysburg, his wounds, and later brevet ranks, plus praise from Gen. Sherman for his service in Utah and Louisiana.
Assistant Commissioner Stone of the General Land Office rules after two homestead entries a woman may marry without forfeiting her claim if residence cultivation and improvements are met. Also reports on Archie Hoffman killed by a train near Huntington. Includes Grand Fourth of July Celebration plans in Sidney with music dinners parades and games, and social events at various homes with detailed attendee lists. Also notices on land patents and a Yellowstone excursion by Union Pacific with limited seats and travel details.
Mr Charles H Moody of Otsego Kansas delivered three lectures on Labor and Finance detailing money origins and arguing the U S government should issue direct to people at cost. He denounces national banks and class laws, citing authorities to claim wealth centralization harms democracy. the lecture drew hearty cheers.
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