Telegraph Pusunspe Local Rates and Publisher Note
The Telegraph concentrates on Cheyenne County resources and citizen welfare. It lists subscription rates, advertising pricing, and publication details with editor Chas Callahan.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1896
Page
4
The Telegraph concentrates on Cheyenne County resources and citizen welfare. It lists subscription rates, advertising pricing, and publication details with editor Chas Callahan.
Appointments include Governor and eight Presidential Electors with delegates apportioned by county. The notice lists offices, including Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, and others, with a focus on convention proceedings and representation.
Article notes rising gold output, urges using oversupply to fatten cattle on Sid ney plains. It highlights North Platte Irrigation Fair plans to promote western Nebraska irrigation and cites national press takes on printing’s impact and a murder trial in Greencastle. It also covers Henry A. Dupont losing Senate seat contest in Delaware as Republicans lose 31 to 30.
A roundup shows Missouri backs McKinley and Indiana gold plank, Delaware loyalists bolt against Addicks, and Washington Republicans adopt a gold standard plank. Colorado and Wyoming push for free silver while Montana seeks silver without a chosen candidate. Idaho may bolt if no silver plank at St Louis. Senator Wolcott vows to fight for silver.
A old saying on buying and selling highlights merchant risk and luck. The short piece notes buyers often regret and traders chase profit, then mentions A L Wooster of Osseo Michigan cured after twenty years by De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve, claimed a universal skin cure.
An advertisement asserts De Witt's Winch Blazer Salve permanently cures eczema and piles. It credits W. F. Bassett and promotes the salve as a guaranteed remedy.
A letter dated February 14 1896 from Reverend N Surface of Fawn River Michigan warns that prolonged nervous derangement harms the brain and mental powers and can cause disease in vital organs with the heart as the most dangerous outcome.
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