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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1891
Page
1
Care af Dry Goods offers serious quality with special care, carrying some of the best goods from premier houses in Chicago New York and St Louis. The selection emphasizes durability and refined style from leading merchants.
Boots and shoes specialty shop advertises ladies and misses and children's footwear in all grades. Prices are competitive. invites customers to inspect stock and compare before buying. Local trade name Pritts featured in promotion.
Fragmentary OCR shows an advertising notice urging readers not to buy headwear until viewing a shop’s stock and prices. The legible bits reference barge, Hines, and discounts but lack complete details.
A garbled procurement note lists items such as soap jelly tea salt matches and trade terms. References to brands or places are unclear and many terms appear corrupted or out of order, yielding a loosely themed grocery or market ledger fragment with no coherent event.
An enthusiastic discussion advocates widespread irrigation in western Nebraska. The author argues that Nebraskas plains require extensive water power, ditches, and river management to unlock land value. He compares North Platte flow to Colorado streams, promoting reservoirs, unified laws, and state-wide water development as crucial for Scotts Bluff and beyond.
A lodge of AO U W was organized at the Masonic Temple with Grand Master Workman Tate presiding. Twenty six members were present as officers were elected and installed, followed by a grand banquet at the Pacific hotel and several toasts to honor the new lodge and its aims.
Country roundup from Colton and Potter regions with notes on local people. John Cawley and others are mentioned along with schooling, harvests, and moving plans. The Hi side lyceum prepares for April 3 exhibition. several residents travel to Laramie and Cheyenne while snow melts and stock conditions improve.
By virtue of the power vested in me as chairman of the village trustees the village of Sidney Nebraska gives notice an election will be held at the Engine House Front Street Sidney on the first Tuesday of April 1891 April 7 for five members of the village trustees polls open from 9 AM to 7 PM Clerk C S Ickes and Chairman A Pease release the notice.
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