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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1926
Page
9
The Telegraph announces subscription prices with postage paid rates: one year for 1.50, six months for 0.43, and single copies at 0.85 in advance. Mail distribution notes indicate Sidney Nebraska as a second class matter postal entry.
Wednesday morning the marriage of Miss Ciari bel Oberfelder to 8 8. Pearlstine of Cheyenne was reported. A sewer bond election was discussed at length at the commercial club meeting that evening. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Hiett last week. The Dalton Herald suspended publication at the month’s end.
Cheyenne County officials estimate year 1902 expenses at 27500 dollars with 1500 for the annual county physician. The listing includes numerous salaries, allowances, supplies, and disbursements across the county offices and sheriff's department, detailing names and amounts for February and prior months. The long ledger shows many individuals and vendors including Emily Gould, J. W. McDaniel, Lincoln State Hospital, University Pub Co., and Cheyenne Co. Trading Co. among others.
The Telegraph notes that outdoor dress parades and drills have resumed at the fort following a severe winter. HH. E. Gapen resigns as chief clerk of the land office and will join Heist and Reynor to focus on land office practice. February homestead entries (1802) exceed those since May 1990. Nebraska' Pulse debuts as a new Alliance newspaper.
Forty three years ago the Telegraph reports a masked ball requiring guests to raise masks at entry to block undesirables. Joe Fleming was admitted to Peat Hospital this week and will have all his toes removed. News suggests he is recovering well.
Courthouse in Sidney Nebraska hosts regular board session led by Chairman Goding. Members approve minutes, elect to audit and pay numerous claims for jack rabbit bounty and various town costs totaling several dollars and cents to multiple individuals and offices.
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