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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1895
Page
2
Public notices advertising rates and local items from Sidney Nebraska including postal changes, editor Chas Callahan, and local commentary. Mentions Big Springs to Bigspring and Lodge Pole to Lodgepole and notes on President Cleveland tax talk and Cheyenne county politics.
The writer argues Hicks predicts dry weather for July and August across western states, noting irrigation could lessen concerns. He praises Western Nebraska as ideal for stock raising and irrigation friendly valleys, urging local papers to promote the area to attract investment and improve property values. Strangers form first impressions from such coverage.
A Niobrara Pioneer quotation explains a home paper abroad boosts a town’s image and capital. It argues that communities known for trade and growth share a creditable, prosperous newspaper that fuels their success and attracts population.
A 19th century guide urges planting shade trees now with Nebraska stock favored. Plant before April 20 for deciduous trees and June 1 for evergreens, water and weed regularly, trim before sap rises, and protect roots with mulch. It notes trees increase property value and speed lawn care.
An English traveler notes well grown flowering plants in northern Russia dwellings even in monasteries and studios. He describes double windows with draft tight air spaces filled with plants and reports January average of 10 degrees while July averages 60 degrees with long sunlit days.
Rossetti praised Whistler's sketch with "good points" and ordered a frame. Weeks later Whistler faced the bare canvas while Rossetti claimed to have written a comet about the subject. After the recital Whistler instructed Rossetti to place the sonnet in the frame.
The former Sidney Telegraph owner announces possession of all material formerly used to publish the paper after relocating machinery and plant to start a new publication. The notice implies readiness to resume or launch a fresh venture using the existing files and equipment.
Very low price for the entire lot or parts. Includes One 7-Column Prouty Hand Press One Fox1g Old Style Gordon Jobber One 7x.1 Pearl Jobber 23-inch Leader Paper Cutter Two Imposing Stones 225 lbs 8 Point Brevier used under six months Three Double News Racks One 16-Case Cabinet One Mustang Mailing Outfit One 6-foot Cloth-covered Editor's Desk good as new About 100 fonts Job and Display Type Leads Slugs Brass Rule Chases Column Rules Stock Cupboards Little Giant Lead and Rule Cutter And everything needed for a first class country newspaper Call or write for details.
Dud Office in Sidney Nebraska announces that Olof M. Serling has filed for final proof to support his claim. He will present witnesses Jol Weston S W Swanson Charles Swanson James D. Cawley of Sidney Nebraska on April 30, 1895 before the Register or Receiver at Sidney Nebraska for his homestead final proof on section 12 township 15 north range 49 west.
Notices state bids are to be received at the County Clerk in Cheyenne County Nebraska up to noon March 3 for feeding and clothing paupers for 1806. Bids must state amount per month none from beyond ten miles of Sidney unless on railroad line. Commissioners reserve right to reject any or all bids.
Notice published to announce intention to prove up claim on land in Sidney Nebraska. Ernest K. E and Dora Kruse, widow, file proof of residence and cultivation for sections 20 township 1 range, with witnesses John Anderson James Mitchell John W Harper Charles Roush. Public notice dated March 14 1605.
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