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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1900
Page
7
A description compares Mr Moody’s Bible familiarity to a musician locating notes. An item notes a new home decoration idea the violet tree gaining popularity among New York society women. It reports Nettie Dickey of Stanton Delaware returning home after years as a tramp.
Chicago market shows mixed grain prices and livestock notes with No 3 spring wheat and No 2 oats quoted. New York Wheat Corn and Oats futures close with declines and various contract prices. receipts indicate weaker spot oats and mixed white
Chicago February 26 cattle market steady to slow with Texans steady good cows steady. stockers and feeders active and near steady. Hogs active to strong with top around 19.74 and mixed prices to 14.95. Sheep and lambs steady with lambs about 7.15 and western lambs near 6.05.
In Kansas City trade buyers held steady demand for best grades while common and inferior cattle eased. Heavy native steers ranged around 4.75 to 5.00 per cwt with other cattle and feeders mixed. Hog action steady to weak with heavy and mixed lots near 9.75 to 12.25. Sheep and lambs receipts about 1,600 with firm prices led by lambs at 6.25 to 7.75, yearlings 2.50 to 5.05, muttons 1.00 to 3.38, stockers and culls around 3.10 to 5.00.
In the South Omaha market report from Peb 28, over the first four days of last week more cattle were received than the previous year. Trade was slow for stockers, feeders, cows, and bulls. Beef steers ranged around 82.50 to 84.00, cows and heifers 50 to 54, calves 27 to 30, hogs sold largely near 167 to 170 with heavy loads up to 179, and sheep and lambs showed varied quotes across weight groups.
Rev. Charles Palmerston Anderson was consecrated Bishop-coadjutor of the Episcopal Diocese of Chicago by Bishop McLaren with several other bishops in attendance at Grace church Chicago. Morning prayers and an elaborate musical program preceded the consecration and a banquet was held that evening to honor the occasion. Anderson is noted as one of the youngest ever consecrated bishop-coadjutor in the Protestant Episcopal church in America, not yet 38 years old.
Victoria BC February 26 The Semlin Coton government, which replaced the Turner administration in 1893, was defeated by one vote on the redistribution measure. It is likely the government will refuse dissolution and seek a coalition under new leadership during the remaining two years of Parliament.
Western Passenger association executive committee orders Kansas City agents to urge citizens' committee to change the democratic national convention date. In Nashville William J. Bryan and Secretary of State W S Morgan travel to Memphis after a day of receptions and calls.
Four hundred mules were shipped from Kansas City to New Orleans for British use in South Africa. Captain Smith of the British army bought them and inspected the herd last week.
The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway has bought an edition of Sam Clover's Glimpses Across the Sea for distribution. Readers may obtain a copy by sending six cents for postage and their address to Geo H Heafford General Passenger Agent Old Colony Building Chicago.
A mid century reader notes relief from the change of life after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She cites bladder and liver troubles bypassed by the remedy and urges others to try it, sharing a testimonial from Mrs Gro MH at 901 DeKalb Ave, Brooklyn.
A reader letters praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during change of life. One testimonial states four years of doctors' treatment failed, then the product provided rapid relief and strong health. Several friends were advised to try it.
An 1895 testimonial praises Piso Cure for consumption and notes savings on doctor bills. The item also contains unrelated tips about lamp oil and a hair product claim. An advertisement from John M Smyth Co. promises a large reliable catalog of everything to eat wear and use. Walter Jaker & Co. offers a free recipe book.
Russell Sage tells a New York reporter that the Boer War strengthens American independence in global money markets. He argues the longer the conflict lasts, the greater the national financial benefit, though he notes costs run over a million dollars daily in property destruction and waste.
A brief note notes how a light head contributes to an easy running tongue. The observation ties to quick speech and a light demeanor influencing articulation. No individuals or organizations are named in the readable text.
Frank J Cheney sworn as senior partner of J Cheney & Co in Toledo assures paying one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Ad promotes internal use and claims testimonials. Also mentions Hull’s Family Pills and Magnetic Starch with Proverbs line.
The Crescent at Kurcks Springs Arkansas opens March 1 1000 offering health and pleasure retreat with ideal climate pure water and quality accommodations. Travel inquiries directed to the hotel manager or a Frisco Line representative for details.
The March Atlantic Monthly publishes a frank comprehensive foreign policy view by Hon Richard Olney. The piece, praised for trenchant, compressed expression and far‑seeing moderation, gains interest as Indiana Democrats consider Olney for the presidency. Also notes France ordering ten locomotives from the United States.
Ernest Seton Thompson author of Wild Animals I Have Known and Biography of a Grizzly writes for The Century Magazine about The National Zoo at Washington. The March issue will feature his illustrated article arguing for preservation of wild animals threatened with extinction and weighing the value of domestic animals versus human inventions.
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