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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1897
Page
4
Rates of subscription and advertising are listed for Sidney Neb. plus editor Chas Callahan notes and a political column referencing McKinley era figures and tariff sessions and a roster of official appointments.
Gov Holcomb remarks to a Kearney citizen about Judge Hand leading with many votes from farmers and party supporters. He notes the Populist base supplied roughly three fourths of all votes shaping his election to the executive chair.
A compilation of editorials and notices discusses Nebraska Populists and the Evans seat dispute, calls out alleged overreach by the majority, and contrasts Lincoln era inauguration safeguards with modern finance debates. It references Argentine currency issues and a Munich crowd.
A summary of Demorest’s March issue praises illustrated pages, strong stories, and valuable departments. It notes Indian naming practices debate led by Crow Indian School superintendent Terry and calls for formal government nomenclature. The Cosmopolitan March issue profiles India under British rule and opens a pivotal banking article by a prominent New York banker.
Bucklen's Armor Salve advertised as the best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box offered for sale by W. B. Bussett.
An old advertisement touts Rudy's Pile Supporitory as a guaranteed cure for piles and constipation with a 50 cent price per box. It offers a circular and free sample on request to Martin Rudy in Lancaster Pennsylvania and notes distribution through druggists and a Sidney Nebraska contact.
Land Office Sidney Nebraska February 13 1897 notice is given that settlers Henry A Graber H E No 1815 for sections 7 to 17 north range 48 west and Elle A Stevens H E No 2641 for the swig sec 11 to 16 north range 38 west testify before Register or Receiver March 20 1897 at Sidney Nebraska to prove continuous residence and cultivation witnesses listed all of Henry Nebraska and Weyerts Nebraska with several others named for proofs of land claims and final proof proceedings.
Land Office Sidney Nebraska reports a named settler filing intent to make final proof to establish his claim. Proof will be given before the Register or Receiver in Sidney on April 13, 1897. Names Frank Pierson and co owners Kurz Henry Spicknall Clemence Roth Henry Maria all of Sidney.
The notice explains that fainting weakness irregular pulse fluttering chest pressure choking sensation and swelling of feet and ankles signal a diseased or weak heart. It emphasizes recognizing these symptoms as warning signs and seeking medical advice.
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