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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1893
Page
1
The provider asserts primary focus on quality and fair pricing. They promise known merit wood, tested by customers, with constant stock turnover and fresh goods from earnest efforts. They compare stock value to a banker’s cash and pledge fair profits through honest dealings.
Bethel notes report Gorson breaking calls at Davia rave and Atkins in Banner county Saturday. A farmers Alumnae organized in the school district with hopes of success. Annie Bracken ill but improving. Bethel cemetery fenced with wire netting enhancing appearance. Corn planting underway and harvest rush subsiding. Chas Grubb and Will Brothers back from Colorado. work not as plentiful as hoped.
GARMAS Neb May 22 93 good water found after a new well drilled for Mr Resintna by Barnett and Pisher. Barnett planting more crop. Petz and Collman list corn. A party at Mr Cottoimire's last Saturday. John Pobisher enjoyed himself. J A Wolson has a fine station. 23 acres mare prairie broke by Coty tits. Movements: many farmers breaking prairie. candidates for fall drive questioned. Me Wil Moltmeyer injured ruling a liborsa.
Ober Fulder Co introduces new spring stock with lower prices than ever and features from the Chicago Spectator and the World Finder. The Columbus exhibit shows ship carpenters reproducing caravels, Jamaica forest scenes, and La Rabida monastery recreations inside a vast 400000 square foot studio complex. The Daily State Journal promotes free accident insurance for new subscribers paying three months in advance, offering broader coverage based on occupation, with Lincoln, Nebraska editions highlighting the feature.
The piece riffs on choosing between failed paths and past promises, recalling a traveler’s regrets. It blends a rueful song lyric with notes on a Denver trip and a Nebraska newspaper past, hinting at a moral reflection amid local history.
A child named John, seven, rambles through his misdirections and playful mistakes as he tests adult rules. He recalls his mother’s discipline after wandering far from home and tells his grandmother about windy perils, tobacco dangers, and keeping her safe while evading punishment.
A fragmented passage recalls a boy clinging to his grandmother as her white curls fall around Johnny. The scene hints at hidden sadness and emotional tension as John’s feelings blur behind misty glasses.
Inelathmne neckwear boots and shoes showcased by Oberfelder & Co with bargains for all. Eyewater recipe described as ten grains of white ytriol in half a pint rosewater, to be used morning and evening under the lids. If stinging occurs add more rosewater or elder water.
The World’s Fair coverage from The State Journal and Lincoln Nebraska story notes Dawson's Ice Cream Soda today. Reports on Culengo World’s Fair correspondents, subscription promos, and local notices follow with ads and community items.
Star Clothing House selects a premier Spring suits and furnishing goods line for Sidney. The store offers working clothes and fine dress suits, chosen to meet trade demands. No shelf worn or job lot goods are carried.
A local advertisement lists low prices on boys suits ages 4 to 18 from .93 and up, men's black worsted suits from 3.60, men's gold mixed suits 2.50 and up, working pants, hats, and caps, with J. B. Lewis shoes at 1.00 and up, offering a broad sale to judge the truth of the claim.
Men's Balbriggan underwear advertised at the price of $1.00 per suit. The notice highlights affordable undergarments as part of a sales promotion with emphasis on value and availability.
A vintage note proclaims the Boss of the Road overall priced at six cents per pair in California. It claims the garment has sold many pairs and asserts that seventy five cents buys the best overall at the major clothing store, targeting working men with a bold promise.
Tailored suits to order with guaranteed perfect fit. The department boasts a strong reputation for satisfaction. Prices start at 18.00 per suit and vary by style and fabric options.
Gurling of Gent's Furnishing Goods 1 presents a complete selection with varied prices and grades to suit every dressy young man and the plain everyday laborer. Everyone can be suited at reasonable rates and quality efforts.
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