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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
5
Readable portions list state officers senators clerks and district representatives. It includes names like John M Thurston Lachisan and W.P. Wilcox plus various district offices, treasurers, and judges, followed by Church services at Methodist and Carthou church with service times and pastors named.
Community notices list lodge and chapter meetings across groups including Royal Neighbors Masons Odd Fellows G A R K of P and more. Dates vary by month with nights on Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays and meetings held at specific halls and lodge rooms.
A condensed historic saying credits advertising with driving business progress akin to steam power in machinery. The remark emphasizes the pivotal role of promotional effort in economic growth and industrial development.
A Kansas City Star report quotes musicians citing deafness as a major reason many players quit. Brass instrument players, especially cornet and trombone, lose hearing after years of vibration and loud practice. The article notes some rely on natural talent while others labor daily to maintain skill.
The dauphin, five years old, receives 50 crowns from Sully after a toy drill with his attendants he keeps one coin as others seize the rest. Mme de Monglat seizes the coins and later the boy laments he got nothing. Herogard attributes Louis’s later thrift to Mme de Monglat's example.
A chaotic household incident unfolds as a boy borrows a neighbor’s copy and triggers a spree: a ram breaks a barbed wire fence, injuring the father and destroying clothing. The farm animals escape, a cow eats corn, a goat进入 cornfield, and a catastrophe of spilled milk and damaged items ensues, ending with a daughter eloping with another man.
Foote the actor defends his father as a tradesman in a sharp dinner party exchange with a young lord. The nobleman boasts his father was a gentleman, prompting Foote to retort that the lord’s father was no gentleman. The passage reflects quick wit in dialogue. A note on Chinese dinner invitations describes etiquette of acceptances and the ritual of returning cards if declining.
Sir Robert Peel admires a portrait of a famous sharply spoken Englishman and notes the quiver on his lips as arrows appear. A witty exchange about resemblance then ties to a mischievous boy, reflecting long standing family observations and mutual ambivalence.
The July Ladies' Home Journal extols drinking ample water daily. It praises cold water, especially before sleep and on waking, as a cleansing diuretic that supports overall health.
D H Turner of Dempseytown Pa reports using Care of Dr King’s New Life Pills for two weeks restored energy and youth. He calls them best in the world for liver stomach and bowels, purely vegetable and never gripe, offered for sale at W Bassutt’s drugstore for one cent.
Itus records a surprising claim that Prof Houta has traveled globally for ten years. The advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a grand remedy for dyspepsia deranged liver and constipation. Sample bottles free at D J Scanlon's.
Notice to owners and interested parties of Cheyenne County Nebraska condemnation actions by the railroad to acquire a 10 foot wide right of way. Appointment of a commission to assess damages is sought with timelines for objections and related property descriptions in Sidney and surrounding lands. The notice lists named owners and parcels and cites the agent B. M Westervenn.
The notice concerns George Wo Sager contestant challenging Sidney Neb homestead entry No. 803 claimed by George Sehunwai0. It alleges abandonment of the tract and points to service issues, with hearing set for 10 oclock a.m. July 16 before the U. S. Land Office register and receiver.
Land Office at Sidney Nebraska gives notice that settler Perry E. Babb has filed intent to make final proof to support his claim. Proof will be before register in Sidney July 18 1900. Witnesses named Henry Wellenman Frank A. Rowan Lester O. Clough Henry Neb Martin Cape Ridney Neb 878 Rosier D. Harris Register.
George B. Whitleaw seeks final proof before Clerk Circuit Court Lina Co Albany Oregon on June 6 timber claim No in township 5 range 4 and four witnesses will testify before register at Sidney Nebraska U S Land Office witnesses Charles B Chambers Skiney Peter S. uratse ordgepole John W. Brakhage Herbert Slincey and register D H Harris announces proceedings
A home owner crafts a rude note with a fake gincard left at the hall door. He warns would be burglars of a Safe Deposit vault haul, notes the left drawer contains keys and a $5 bearer check as compensation, and claims the rest of the house holds only bulky secondhand goods.
The U.S. Land Office at Sidney Nebraska announces the sale of abandoned military reservation lands and timber in sections 1 and 12 to 14 on the reaction grounds. Sale scheduled for November 5 1908 at 11 28 o’clock to the highest bidder. Arris Register and Matt Daugherty approved by E A Wirenecos Secretary.
A public notice from the Land Office in Sidney Nebraska dated June 25 1900 announces Antje H Miller H F No 64 for the e4 nw lot 2 sec 18 twp 28n range 47 6 witnesses Harm A Fecht Joe Siefer Henry G Hinrichs Wile Bua all of Weperta Nebraska and Beatty D Harris Register will hear the proof of settlement and cultivation on the land on August 11 1900 at Sidney Nebraska
A witty exchange from the Baltimore Americas has Mr Sourdropp snorting at Mr Arguso and debating knowledge. The dialogue features clever arithmetic on knowing half and twice as much.
Notice announces the annual meeting at the Court House in Sidney Nebraska on Monday July 1900 at 7 30 p m for electing three directors and other business. Polls open 7 30 to 8 30 p m. Secretary Callahan A Pease urges attendance.
Land Office Sidney Nebraska June 1900 notice that William H Cary has filed intent to make final timber culture proof before Register or Receiver at Sidney Nebraska on July 7 1900 for timber culture No 724 in section 30 township 12 range 46 listing witnesses Richard Krueger William Krueger Witton P Wood Martin Run all of Sidney Nebraska Rosxy D Haunis Register
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