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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1893
Page
1
The note promotes buying dress goods now, claiming the store offers the fittest, best value selections, seasonable timing, and full service before busy season. urges customers to act promptly to give dressmakers time and ensure quality.
The present season showcases new and beautiful ginghams that eclipse prior efforts. Our spring and summer lines offer unique attractions worth viewing before any purchases. We are fully stocked with the latest popular goods at close-to-bargain prices for every buyer.
A local hardware and textiles seller invites customers to visit for honest quality goods and the best bargains. The shop promises a complete line of standard cottons and sheetings, stressing reliable merchandise and full purchasing power for the dollar.
A local ad invites careful buyers to visit the linen department this season. It highlights table linens towels and crash with bargains in quality and price. The message promises rare beauty and excellence at surprisingly low prices and invites customers to see the new Spring line.
Every lady is urged to visit and view a large Spring stock of prints. The store features many handsome original designs and a complete line of Spring novelties. Goods come from standard mills with quality insured, plus low prices to attract buyers.
A compact advertisement boasts a well supplied stock of ribbons in all grades shades and widths. The seller claims customers will be fully satisfied and that they provide the best value for every dollar. They invite trade to prove they deserve it with ready demonstrations.
Our notion department is full of the honest and best for Spring requirements. We have anything and everything you want in the notion line and have made a special effort to be completely stocked with the newest novels as well as regular goods. Our prices are unusually reasonable for the buyer and we hope you will take advantage of our present intention to sell at national money saving prices.
A shop proclaims it carries the best goods from leading manufacturers with prices unmatched by any east or west rival. The bold claim targets shoppers seeking quality and value in a competitive market.
We guarantee no underselling of pure fresh goods as our grocery department stays fully stocked with choice items. Our prices are very low and we promise honest weight and good quality for every purchase. Try us for value and fair dealing.
The Harter well drillers near Sidney for Potterly and Hund reached 880 feet on the seventh day. Water shot 20 feet into the air for a few seconds before subsiding. The crew plans to test deeper wells and may add hands when weather allows. Nebraskans discuss grape varieties and walnut timber in ongoing agricultural notes.
A dramatic monologue portrays Morais as self assured and wealth driven. He champions his own moral code and wealth accumulation while boasting charitable pretenses, promising protection to supporters and flexing authority over rivals. The piece reflects a cold, presiding ministerial tone over money and influence.
March 12 1898 report notes a man with about three thousand dollars driving south from Sidney seeking a new home after discovering two houses on picket. Fetterly and Hand build large frame houses. Noah Countryman hosts a social on Feb 25. E E Brower and family plan moving to a farm. Hurter brothers drill a well for F A Hand. J R Scavely to plant cabbage turnips and sweet potato plants. Johnston family from Lews resides in Wetzel house. A teacher in district 26 has split the school into two departments.
Cheyenne county readers are advised about a Belmont Canal Company circular titled What is irrigation and how procured and where. The text praises irrigation information but criticizes some advertisers for pursuing self interest. The piece questions motives of those not aligned with local welfare.
Pupils and teachers express sincere thanks to attendees of Friday and Saturday magic lectures. They celebrate raising 18.89 dollars and note committee members Leslie Neubauer James Tritton Stuc Jones Herbert Postar and Nerbert Wood are organizing Field Day. Tessle Smith joined the Intermediate department. Annlee Rubb was absent sick. A Second Primary A Grade finished arithmetic book one and is starting book two. plus a letter regarding bounty on wolf senses from Eugene Moons auditor P A Sidney Neb.
Public notice-like fragment describes travel and train service on major lines between Chicago and Omaha with through vestibuled trains. Mentions changing cars as old-fashioned, claims fastest service between points, and references travel demand patterns.
Notice states Radcliff Atkins livery and sale business in Sidney Nebraska dissolves by mutual consent. A W Atkin retires, Mack Radcliff continues the business. Sidney January 1 1803. Also mentions Grant Shumway seeking receiver position and political commentary tied to labor paper and Weaver campaign.
The March 9 1893 Cheyenne County Nebraska board meeting approved aid for eight year old Lillie Bergman the minor child of John Bergman via Andrew Anderson at four dollars monthly until further arrangements. Also approved was O J Hoffmans official bond as road overseer and resignation of P Z Gentry as Justice of the Peace. After a county sale the net proceeds of 878 60 were placed in the special fund. The next day March 10 the board granted a consent road petition by J F Holloway and others and approved an express claim for Daviel McAleese of 172 dollars. adjourned to March 30.
The proprietor places the largest best selected line of Spring suits and furnishing goods on display in Sidney. The stock focuses on working clothes and fine dress suits meeting trade demands. No shelf worn or job lots reach the store.
A local ad touts low prices on children and men's apparel and footwear. Boys suits from 4 to 12 years start at 95 cents, men's black worsted suits at 3.50, gold mixed suits at 3.60, working pants from 1.00, and men’s and boys' hats caps shoes and other items priced from 20.00 up. many lines emphasize value and affordability.
A vintage ad notes Mens Bulbriggan underwear offered in suits starting at one dollar each. The phrase highlights affordable pricing and a focus on practical undergarments for men.
California customers pay 75 cents a pair as the Boss of the Road overalls stage a sales push. The campaign urges working men to buy the best overall at the big clothing store, with dozens of pairs sold already.
A department store offers tailored suits to order with a perfect fit guarantee. The shop highlights its reputation for satisfaction every time and lists prices from eighteen dollars upward per suit.
The furnishing goods line presents complete options in prices and grades to suit every dressy young man or plain everyday wear. It proclaims that everybody can be suited, with variations to meet diverse tastes and needs.
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