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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1893
Page
1
A damaged excerpt portrays a vendor touting fresh woods and goods at reduced prices. The speaker emphasizes uniform low profit and declares there will be no deviation in price across men women and children, with regular items cut from fifty to forty nine cents.
Our text notes an examination on the days and dates above mentioned. We aimed to send through the mall.
The notice extends a general invitation to every woman whose name could be found to join the opening on the specified dates. It acknowledges many names may have been missed and urges all on the listed dates to attend.
A long read alleges three years of editorial unity at the Telecrucht paper ended by a jackal faction. It recounts a tale from Butter milkjones lore about a pious note swindle used to burden a worker, ending with calls to punish the paper’s rival and its writers.
The piece mocks Old Maskell for touting a certificate of good moral character, arguing 89 years of virtue is exaggerated and questioning past dealings. It cites alleged misdeeds with Patsy Jesson and a controversial property transfer, urging transparency and calling out alleged corruption. The text ends with a quatrain about political figures and a satirical chorus.
A blast from Sidney's editorial page attacks a former county official and a local preacher nicknamed the petticoat parson. The piece accuses them of hypocrisy, hidden crimes, and embezzlement, urging public scrutiny and accountability for past misdeeds.
The item lists Standard Oil at 6 cents per gallon at Chowins and mentions local business moves. Muayarad Bayard remains on deck, M Stearn returns from the east with goods, and a bank barter addition will house groceries and dry goods. Mr McMath rents Spencer store to stock goods, with welcome from the village.
Peter dismisses Toby with harsh words about the Poniard and a failed entry as the scene ends with orders to take the man away to another place and a command to give him chiero form.
A Sidney transcript urges Cheyenne county residents to unite for the county’s welfare and reject attacks by a fake newspaper. It argues the Ponulard’s consistent blasts harm immigration and undermine honest leadership while praising irrigation era table lands and local prosperity.
A Sidney political scene centers on Hoi J Mlutosh and supporters praising Mr McIntosh, labeling opponents as deluded. Local editor change noted with H Purcell joining the Adv ocaty. County commissioners face pushback over support for poor relief and mandatory work, sparking tension with local paupers and tax payers.
The proprietor of a large clothing and furnishing establishment in Sidney places on counters the largest best selected line of Spring suits and furnishing goods. Stock aims to meet trade demands for working clothes and fine dress suits. No shelf worn goods or job lots reach this store.
A short notice lists low prices to judge the intimation of discounts. Boys suits for ages 4 to 12 from 95 cents, men's black worsted suits from 8.60, men's gold mixed suits from 8.50, and working pants from 1.00. Also bats and caps offered. Shop described as J B Lewis School Department.
A period notice advertises Bulbriggan underwear for men with suits starting at one dollar. The sale highlights value pricing and basic garments for male customers. Limited details provided in the readable text.
California overall at 75 cents a pair is promoted as the best value in town. The ad notes dozens of sales and invites working men to believe the low price buys quality from the big clothing store.
Tailors advertise custom business and dress suits made to order with a perfect fit guaranteed. The department boasts an enviable reputation for satisfaction, with prices to order ranging from $1800 per suit.
Furnishing goods are complete in every particular with varied prices and grades to suit the dressy young man or the plain everyday buyer. Everyone can be furnished suitably at Gur Hue of Genv’s.
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