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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1895
Page
2
Advertising rates shown per single column inch per month. Reading Cocad and Business Cawal are priced per insertion. Professional Ads priced per month. Legal notices costs listed. Post office entry indicates Sidney Nebraska second class mail matter.
The upcoming village election pits wet versus dry tickets as prohibitionists seek to revoke saloon licenses. The school fund stands to lose about 1500 dollars annually if licenses close, risking layoffs of two to three teachers. A Prairie fire near Camp Clarke damages hay and structures, with several hundred dollars in losses. Also notes on local school activities, enrollments, and a mock trial at the High School Whittier Society.
A Des Moines Midland Monthly synopsizes April issue content with literary notes on Duana J Deston in Demorest's Magazine, plus Midland Monthly features such as two Faster stories and In the Valley of the Pecos. It also reviews Harper's Bazar March 23rd with Worth fashion sketches and Kathrine De Forest letters from Paris, and Elizabeth Bisland's Talk with the Servants.
Chicago’s largest music house Lyon & Healy moves to a grand new building and offers square pianos from 40 to 125, uprights from 125 to 250, and grand pianos from 200 to 800 dollars or more. Prominent makes like Chickering Knabe Steinway Weber Decker Steck Fischer are included. Limited time. immediate attention urged.
Plan advertises Lyon & Healy pianos with dealer reputation and modest freight, inviting applications for a full particulars list. Includes a street address in Chicago area confusion, plus a caution about a local assault near Land Office and Knights of Pythias meeting results. Also lists post office unclaimed letters for Sidney, Nebraska and an old real estate or baking powder claim.
The petition by Herman Kountze requests foreclosure of a mortgage dated August 15 1805 securing $100 with interest due and payable in five years The defendants are required to answer before April 11 1898 in Sidney Nebraska The filing is signed by Gro W Trier attorney for non resident defendants.
Dora Kruse widow of John Kruse seeks proof of continuous residence and cultivation of land. Witnesses named include John Anderson James Mitchell both of Hronson Nebraska John W Harper of Migeins Nebraska and Charles Stoush of Brohison Nebraska. The case references No 1578 and a swit matter with mapping details in township 40, range ii.
Land Office Sidney Neb Feb 21 1495 notice given that James O Hudson has filed intention to make final proof on his claim in section 2 township range. Proof will be before the Register at Sidney April 2 1495. Witnesses Asa M Jemslmurg John Wagoner Andréw Hunson Julius Johnson all of Silverthorn Nebraska. E John M Adams Register
Olof M Merling files intention to make final proof in an entry in the land office at Sidney Nebraska. April 29 1905 set for proof at the register or receiver in Sidney. Witnesses listed John Weston W Swanson Charles Swanson James Cawley all of Sidney Nebraska.
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