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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1896
Page
1
Redington and Hedberg Notes Encourage Stay and Planting
A Redington Hedberg correspondence reports many residents choosing to remain and attempt farming again. Local happenings include land irrigation efforts, new business moves, meetings, and social events amid harsh road conditions and improving crop prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redington
Hedberg
Wash and Wear Fabrics Offer Low Prices on Delights
A local ad touts a full line of washable fabrics including Dimities Ducks Crepons Mulls Lawns Percales Sea Island Zephyrs Toile du Nords with six cent a yard pricing and high quality prints. The seller emphasizes value as prices are slashed while quality rises.
Value of Value Received Promises Help for Shoppers
An advertising notice asserts every article offers good value. It claims customers are protected and that the store has no goods that are not good values, emphasizing fair pricing and quality.
Perfect Satisfaction Ad Claims by Local Dealer
A local merchant states that a satisfied customer is the best advertisement and emphasizes long experience in selecting goods. The firm pledges to avoid items that fail to meet standards, regardless of low price offers.
Fit and Last Shoes Offer Wide Stock and Warranty
A retailer advertises a large stock of shoes for men women youths misses and children. They stock products from top factories and warrant satisfaction and lasting quality.
Style and Beauty Firm Offers Bargain Counter Deals
A local shop emphasizes updating stock and clearing worn lines by placing them on the bargain counter to guarantee customers receive the right items. The firm pledges continual up to date inventory and consumer trust.
A Brand Adels Strength and Purity Claims
A short promotional notice touts genuine teas coffees and spices plus dried fruits and low prices. It markets strength purity and economy aiming to attract shoppers seeking the best and lowest costs.
Snowy Hedberg notes and village social round up
A heavy snow storm hits Hedberg as residents recount visits to the Johnson ranch and Cold Water. Social events include a Meadow Larks concert on the river bottom and dances planned for Silverthorn and Hedberg, with locals visiting Sidney and returning to their homes. The Twilight Glee Club disbands after disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedberg
L. M. Meyer
Johnson Ranch
Ed Smith
J. Johnson
Meadow
Rive
Oscar Meyer
Pete Kellman
Silverthorn
Mr. Low
John Markinson
Atwood Barker
Mr. Pierce
Henry Monson
Axtel
Neb
Belmont Canal
Alma
Mary Johnson
Irrigation Board Approves Republican Valley Water Claims
The Nebraska state board of irrigation nears completion of St. Rayner act claim adjudications in the Republican valley. After testimony and secretary-driven decisions, several claims are allowed including the Delaware Hickman ditch irrigating 1400 acres, White and Larned ditch for 210 acres, and Inmanditch for 105 acres. Brown’s claim from Arickaree fork is dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
State Board of Irrigation
Republican Valley
Nebraska
Board of Irrigation
St. Rayner
Delaware-Hickman
Dundy County
Republican River
White and Larned Ditch
Arickaree Fork
Inmanditch
Chase County
Frenchman River
Nebraskas Fort Sidney bill faces House hurdle
Representative Kem is despondent over passage of his bill to cede Fort Sidney to Nebraska for educational use. He asked for recognition to gain unan imous consent to consider it but Speaker Reed postponed the measure, signaling it may be deferred. A brief aside endorses One Minute Cough Cure as an effective remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington News
Omaha World Herald
Kem
Fort Sidney
Nebraska
Reed
W. F. Bassett
Seneca
Tillottson
Nemesis
George Elliot
Happiness
Johnson
O. D. Lyon
James O'Halloran
Bayard
J. Frank Pickering
Montgomery, Ward & Co
Fred Gapen
John Bettendorf
Charley Doran
Ogalalla
Western Nebraska Educational Association
Bill Couch
Bronson
John W. Huelff
Post Office
Sidney
Cripple Creek
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Detroit Electrical Student
Student Publishing Company
Lafayette Ave
Detroit
Mich
Camp Clarke
Will Stuht
Brandy
Maxims on Virtue and Society From Classic Authors
A compact collection of aphorisms and reflections from Montesquieu Johnson Spectator Addison Tillotson George Eliot Johnson Seneca and Sterne on manners, commerce, learning, patience, harmony, and order. The selections emphasize virtue, self improvement, and social balance through concise observations.
Death of a Bedford farmer and abolition ally
Benjamin Walker of West St Clair township Bedford county Penn died March 10 1896 aged 87 years six months ten days. A farmer for over fifty years he served as Alum Bank postmaster and retired to private life. He helped slaves via the underground railroad with wagoning them to Canada. Six of his sons served in the Union army. He left eleven children and was buried in the Friends' graveyard near Spring Meadow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alum Bank
Mary Allison
Tweny
Walker
Friends’ Church
Alleghenies
Canada
Underground Railroad
Friends’ Graveyard
Spring Meadow
Unclaimed Letters at Sidney Post Office 1896
Advertised Letter List for week ending March 28 1896 shows unclaimed Gents Clemmer O W Leon Fred Laport Frank Schroeder Lee Miller H C Powell Henry. Persons calling for these letters Plenessay advertised. Pierre Sanders P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
WRC Ladies to Serve Supper in Oberfelder Building
The ladies of the W R C announce a 25 cent supper at the Oberfelder building on April 6. Supper begins at 5 30 with a program at 7 30. Everyone is invited to attend and bring a friend. Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R.C
Oberfelder
Sidney
Joseph Oberfelder
Holcomb
North Western Irrigation Congress
Boise City
Idaho
Nebraska Club
Knights of Maccabes
Messrs
W. W. Chowins
H. J. Snyder
J. F. Worden
Sidney residents fill Cheyenne County week with news
A week in Sidney brings numerous visits from Potter Chappell Bayard and Camp Clarke. county officials and residents discuss conventions, Easter plans, new arrivals, and local business while spring farming and social events unfold across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Scott
Potter
Andy Treat
Chappell
Sam Gutfreund
Cheyenne
John Daugherty
Cripple Creek
Colo
Henry Reiley
Camp Clarke
Henry Leiner
Union Valley Precinct
Escaped Jail Inmates Recaptured Near Redington
Geo Cochran escaped from county jail by roof hole and fled toward Redington. Sheriff’s deputies pursued with Dan Davidson, a young rider, who chased Cochran across fences and rural country and secured him near Rev Wagoner’s place. Cochran, held since early March for a Gering Bank safe cracking, was recaptured and returned to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Cochran
Scotts Bluff
Redington
Pay Up and Quit Subscribe or Stop the Paper
The notice urges subscribers to pay all due amounts before requesting paper cessation. It condemns nonpayment and insists only honest payments justify stopping delivery. It adds that publishers who refuse after payment risk liability and that people cannot be forced to take a newspaper without paying.
Not to be Trifled With Cold Dangers
A Cincinnati Gazette item warns that colds can lead to serious illness or death if untreated and urges prompt care. It touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as prompt and effective, noting 25 and 50 cent bottles sold by W. F. Bassett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. F. Bassett
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Rube Tompson
Alliance
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Stona and
Keith
Berg
Bruce Wilcox
P. O
Sam Coulter
T. S. Mackie
Cheyenne County
Jet Tompson
Bowlin
Kilmer Wagoner
Waitman School House
Frank Durnal
Beasley
Hone
Pete Rodgers
Hiram Fisk
Johnson Ranche
Rodgers
Sand Hills
Pete
Delp
Bill Haynes
Johnson's
Johnson‘s
John Marquis
E. McLernon
Twilight Glee Club
Llyod Remsburg
Aunt Sallie
Meyer
Mr. Reed
Montesquieu
Addison
Anon
Sterne
R. H. Willis
Frank Putman
North River
Oberfelders
C. H. Anderson
Lisco
Paul Borgvist
Methodist Church
E.R. Breisch
Cochran
Gering Bank
Cincinnati Gazette
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