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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1889
Page
1
Store announces no change in low prices on most gifts while many heavy wear articles will be marked down on Monday February. Tickets issued for every $2.00 cash release, drawn March 16 for prizes including a China Dinner Set and Decorated Lamp. Full stock of dry goods, clothing, shoes, wallpaper, hardware, and more featured with special consignments and bargain prices.
The article reports failed settlement talks between Cheyenne county and new counties over assets and liabilities, with accusations of waste and calls for a peaceful businesslike agreement. It notes the need for all sides to avoid litigation, outlines anticipated settlements, and mentions officials and meetings in Sidney and Devel counties.
A letter to Mr W F Paine of the board of trade asks what wheat grade performs best in western counties and mentions plans to ship a large lot to spur farmers to expand wheat production. Also notes illness of James Davison with inflammatory rheumatism and Masonic group aid. Officers elected at North Divide Harvest Hone association annual meeting include Geo W Shepherd as president.
The mill-site purchase is completed with trustees holding the tithe after payment. Oosterhoudt seeks his brother's approval in Olean before signatures. locals foresee wheat expansion and seed scarcity prompting rural shifts. Social events and a grand spring opening are noted alongside civic chatter and local business blurbs.
The Board of Trade opens with Thomas L. Kimball unseen facts on U S railroads. It cites US rail miles around 70 left, value near 9.11 billion dollars, and over a million jobs. It notes Congressional Special speed and fastest Philadelphia Reading mile, plus windows fatality oddities. Committees named for future work include Agriculture, Finance, Advertising, Public Improvements, and Industries. The piece covers post life, parades, services, and Lent observances at Fort Sidney.
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