Advertising Rates and Local News from Sidney Neb
Public notices detail advertising rates for display and professional cards, with legal notices from Sidney Nebraska. The World-Herald critiques Mayor Moore's Sunday closing and the blue laws. Editorials discuss stock market fever, Russell Sage's warning of a downturn, and William Jennings Bryan stating he will not seek the 1904 presidential nomination.
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the World-Herald
Moore
Omaha
W. J. Bryan
Agan
Nebraska treasurer William Stuefer praised for prudent finance
The Blair Pilot endorses Wm. Stuefer of West Point as Nebraska state treasurer after a secure pledge bond. It notes his careful management of the treasury, greater investment of permanent school funds than his predecessor in the same period, and his aim to protect taxpayers and avoid bank obligations.
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Nebraska
Treasarer
Wm. Stuefer
West Point
Hin
Treasury
Meserve
Straefer
Blair
The Man with the Horse at Bixby
A sedentary man describes a daily routine for physical and mental benefit. He notes rising after night, inspecting a spotted cow, and tending a rented farm with peas, beans, rye, melons to keep fit and prize efforts.
Sermons by Talminge Not to Be Published Under Any Name
A reader notes that Talminge's sermons are copyrighted and should not be published under a different byline. The statement urges respecting intellectual property and maintains ethical standards for publishing.
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Talminge
Printer turned farmer faces hard luck in odd tale
A printer tried farming but failed to grow crops and was fired after planting potatoes in misjoined columns. He joked about a wrong fount and asked the farmer’s wife if the hens should be set leded or solid, illustrating his limited experience.
Peculiar Accident In Polk County Barn Demolished
A Polk county man relays a neighbors tale of a barn collapse killing a cow. Hay stored below mixed with seed popcorn in the loft led locals to suspect heated hay popping the corn, bursting the roof and frightening the cow to death thinking it snowed.
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Polk County
City
Mitchell Index rises as Gering printer moves
G E Mark ends Gering Homestead and relocates his printing plant to Mitchell in Scott's Bluff county and launches the Mitchell Index. Mitchell is seen as a promising town needing a lively newspaper. The Bridgeport Bayard Mitchell telegraph line now links Redington Mimitare Scottsbluff and Gering, aiding valley residents.
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E. Mark
Gering
Mitchell
Scott's Bluff County
Local Notes Highlight Sidney Visitors and Town Events
J W Harper of Sidney spent two days in our berg this week while A W Atkins runs six B M teams near Alden cleaning sand from carts. Orvil Spaulding visited Mrs Ayer and Mrs North, ex-sheriff J L Bradberry stayed with Myr and Mrs Paxton, and a Bridgeport dance drew about forty revelers. Four carloads of cattle were shipped to Scotts Bluff under C D Harrison, with J L Miller and W S Bassett traveling to Sidney. Builders completed Paxton White work. plastering begins. occupancy targeted by June 1. Thomas Williams noted Sidney visitor George Williams. A hot ball game between Scotts Bluff and Bridgeport drew strong local chatter. another May 16 matchup is planned on home grounds. Real estate dipped as Scott & Gaines listed farm property at 20 000.
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Bridgeport-Bayard-Mitchell
Scottsbluff
Redington
Mimitare
Gering
Valley Alliance
North Platte
Valentine King
Johnny
Transcript
Kimball Observer
S. L. Carlyle
W. J. McEliiney
Lexington
J W Harper
Sidney
Berg
A. W Atkins
Alden
Arthur North
Orvil Spaulding
Ayer
North J. L Bradberry
Frontier County
Myr
Paxton
Bridgeport
Bowen
C. D. Harrison
Scotts Bluff
J. L. Miller
WS. Bassett
J. W. White
Robin Walsh
Timners
Paxton-White
George Williams
Logan Grove cleanup planned for reunion week
Henry Riley and other ranch men head to Onaba Annuiberys area as Bridgeport residents donate funds for a Logan grove cleanup. Crews will work Monday May 13 with axes and saws to trim and clear for the upcoming reunion.
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Saint Et Tel
Henry Riley
Bridgeport
Logan Grove
Local residents sighted around Bridgeport and surroundings
Fine rain fell as Anthony Johnson visited Bridgeport last week. L. M. Meyer and wife appeared on the north side recently. Asa Remsbury has recovered from illness and returned home. John O'Dell was at MocCranch last week. Chas Tolle crossed the river Saturday. Bird Rodgers from the South side was in the vicinity last week. A Johnson branded cattle last week. Bert Dolph of Dugout Creek was in the neighborhood.
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Anthony Johnson
Bridgeport
L. M. Meyer
North Side
Asa Remsbury
John O'Dell
MocCranch
Chas, Tolle
Bird Rodgers
Wis
A. Johnson
Bert Dolph
Dugout Creek
Mrs Irving and daughters enjoy pleasant day at Riverside ranch
Mrs Irving and daughters spent Sunday at the Riverside ranch and had a very pleasant day. Robert Walsh visited Sidney this week. Joan Bowersock delivered mail last Tuesday. Mike Beerline travelled to the Sand Hills last week seeking a place to buy. Miss Myrtle and Laura Irving hosted Mr Charles Hagerty and his sister Miss Margaret Monday afternoon and evening.
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Irving Ad
Riverside Ranch
Robert Walsh
Sidney
Mike Beerline
Sand Hills
Myrtle
Laura Irving
Charles Hagerty
Margaret
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Advertisement for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising a cure for colds in one day. Claims money back if it fails. notes Grove’s size and price five cents per box. Uses bold appeal to consumers.
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I. W Grove
Old Dutch Were Choleric in Breuckelen’s Early Courts
Brooklyn Eagle recalls 200 years ago in Breuckelen now Brooklyn where rioting, slander, and assault filled early records. A tavern keeper and a quarrelsome woman faced punishment for watering brandy and impugning its quality with fines of six and twenty guilders respectively.
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Breuckelen
Brooklyn
Hac
Brooklyn de Bot
Brooklyn Eagle
Open Air Dining and Greek Theatrical Evenings Connect Past and Present
The article notes Athenians dine outdoors year round with dinners on terraces, sidewalks, or in parks as weather allows. It cites late dining hours in summer and open air theater, linking modern Athens to classical Greece through outdoor living and social habits. It also mentions doctor habits of naps described as soothing rest, with examples from physicians and a playful nod to sleep routines.
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Scribner's
Gentleman Mistaken in Charley's Aunt Curtain Row
A military friend of Mr Penley dozes during Charley's Aunt. His daughter nudges him to wake with the line Charley's Aunt. He leaps up and shakes hands with a passing demure old lady, exclaiming greetings and asking after Charley. London Answers
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Mr. Penley
Charley
London
Kidney Trouble Affects Women and Men Alike
The ad warns that kidney trouble harms mind and vigor in both women and men, including children. It promotes Swamp Root as a remedy, claims quick relief, and offers sample bottles and a pamphlet by Dr. Kilmer & Co. with address in Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Court assault and apologies in historic satire notes
Aged anecdotes recount Lord Russell in court striking a solicitor and forcing an apology to keep a client, plus stories of Lady Dorothy Nevill in London society remarks on parties and wit about Brownings and Whistlers, and a pun on luck between Kinks and Binks.
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Lord Russell
Sir Charlies
Sir Charles
Russell
Sussell
Sir Charles Russell
Pearson
Dorothy Nevill
London
Dorothy
Browning
Whistler
Eheury James
Chambers
Trayed Stallion Advertises Ownership Claim Near Potter
A damaged notice reports a three year old stallion described as a Chak with unknown weight and branding. Anyone claiming the animal must provide proof of ownership and cover all costs. contact Anton Renish at 32-35 Sextorp, Neo to recover possession.
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Potter
Anton Renish
Sextorp
Neo
A Fellow Feeling About Perpetual Motion Ideas
A brief exchange shows A Fellow Feeling about perpetual motion, with Tiasben-Yes expressing interest and Hasben noting they never work, as quoted by the Philadelphia Press.
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Tiasben
Philadelphia Press
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the Telegraph
Sidney Telegraph
Peeles Poniard
Cheyenne County
St. A Va
Sidney, Neb
Cwas, Callahan
Fred A. Gapen
Wall Street
Russell Sage
Bixby
Columbus Times
Neighborhood Notes
Scott & Gaines
Aero
Ares
Riverside Heapings
Irving Hems
Joan Bowersock
Cat Napa
William Pepper
Philadelphia Record
Charley's
USA
D. J. Scanlan
Rose Street
Sidmey
Neb
C. D. Essig
Undertaker
Nebrasiva
Growers’ Association
Alliance
Ned J. R. VanBoskirk
California
San Francisco
Colorado
Utah
West
Tod Francis
Buartington
Russell and the
Solicitor
Binks
Jinks
Kinks
Indianapolis
Denver
Salt Lake
Portland
Sanfrancisco
the Union Pacific
Uta
Oregon
Missouri River
Salt Lake City
Miles
Thas
Sherman
Union Pacific
E.R. Breisch
Chiatrimin and Board of Trustees
Juree
Ilase
Geddannee
Rod Warrain
Hob Garry
Bethaven
Norn Eof Sale
Henry J. Nefster
Grimes
District Court
Scotts Ball
Cheyenne
Alevea
Howe
Andrew Westen
Henry L. Nelster
Kruse Bros
Schlitz
Milwaukee
Zang
Porter
Col. Front and Rose Streets
Sidney Meat
C. Girmann
Palace Livery Barn
M. E. Washburn
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