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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1894
Page
8
The leaving times of passenger trains are listed as follows for the going route to Sruat and West. Express No. 8 departs at 7:00 pm, Pac Exp No. 7 at 8:00 am, and No. 2 exrp departs at 6:20 am.
Local and personal notes from Sidney include social visits, births, and trades. J B Auderson of Julesburg traveled to Potter. William Ulery welcomed a son. Fred Kurth lost a red yearling steer. education and employment notes include Ed and Juoree North’s railway mail service exams and a school district row amid Sidney draw. Businesses advertise goods from Chowins groceries to Essig’s cheap wallpaper and McLernon’s shoes with frequent price cuts and stock updates.
A jumble of notices mentions Seda Woater-Dawson opening a fine fountain for groceries at Chowins, a $1000 bid for land near Sidney, and various locals in Cheyenne county. It notes officers, scholarships, travels through Sidney, a trotting horse Bentham, and other town happenings including a berry festival planned by Mrs McLernon and a deserter case.
Horsem en notice announces Water man Gast a Royal Belgian stallion will stand in Sidney ost Radehlls baron during season. Radehll may set terms to fit times and prices. Opportunity to obtain services of imported Belgian horse at a favorable fee. Call to see horse and terms. Also notices about Good Samaritans meeting and irrigated Idaho lands ad urging inquiry for advertising material.
Advertisement urges travelers to California for the diesalth, Pleasure and Profit, promoting the Union Pacific as the only rail route with second class sleepers and dining cars to San Francisco. Fare listed as $20.60 one way and $35.50 round trip. Mentions pamphlets about Sid Winter Bair and E. J. Brunson.
The notice from Nuutu Plzarre, Nevada on April 7 1493 endorses Prof Hirschberg’s plan to fund visiting ophthalmologists to examine local residents. It promotes scientifically adjusted spectacles and urges consideration. It also advertises travel benefits for the via Union Marine agents and through sleepers to San Francisco with through Pullman Tourist Cars.
A historical notice describes a horse named KINGe GEN MBS foaled in Catalonia, Spain, with details on color and lineage. The entry notes the stud’s registration and a plan for maturation and breeding, mentioning related terms like Amerel Pow Lil and Chevette Tae.
A $50,000 color press prints a four page weekly for children called a Little Paper for Little People. Beginning April 29, the Sunday Water Ocean will feature a children's story by Sam Clover, named by Chicago school children after reading, plus a Musical Supplement and new art feature.
Reep and Sanders, managers, publish new stage rates for round trips from Sidney to Camp Clarke and to Redington, Ickes, and Higgins. Fare options listed as 2.00 and 3.00 or a fraction, with details likely in a local transportation notice.
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