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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1899
Page
4
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The notice urges support for Judge Grimes highlighting impartiality and low court costs. It also backs Joe Trinnier for county clerk, Neubauer for county treasurer, Frank King for sheriff, Bassett for coroner, and Lyon, praising character and qualifications while noting Lyon will not vote for himself.
An old resident named Solomonson seeks votes in an upcoming local election urging residents to back his candidacy.
The Telegraph editorial urges Republicans to stand by party principles against Bryanism as the Nebraska battle looms and Ohio acts as a key campaign ground. It condemns fusion leaders and urges overwhelming support for Republican ticket, citing past GOP benefits and calls for loyalty over individualism.
Voters are urged to reelect R. H. H. Willis as county surveyor calling him thoroughly reliable and competent for continued office.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as a quick cure for kidney trouble. It claims to be available at druggists in fifty cent and one dollar sizes with a free sample bottle by mail and a pamphlet for self diagnosis.
Citizens question why county commissioners delayed January printing bid results then awarded the contract in June to the Lodgepole Express without inviting competing newspapers. They fear a repeat pattern next year at higher or full legal rates, despite claims of impartiality.
An editorial appeals to support home printers over Omaha offices and to vote for A Pease or Kinkaid in county and congressional contests. It accuses County Commissioners Rowan and Wood of unfair contracting and urges Neville against district representation, predicting a Republican majority in Congress. The Telegraph pledges to persist after the commissioners depart.
Citizens urge support for Paul Borgquist August Bowman John Fischer Mr Wash burn and Will Ulery as a group of worthy candidates on the precinct ticket.
In a strong defense of economic progress, Nebraska readers are urged to ignore calamity talk and embrace rising wages. Reports from 2,229 firms show 64,749 more workers in 1898 than 1895, with wage gains totaling over 87 million dollars. Nebraska and other states report substantial job and wage increases, supporting a view of broad prosperity despite radical voices.
An advertisement extols Swift's Specific 8 as a cure for cancer and blood diseases. It presents testimonials alleging hereditary cancer resolved after eighteen days of use and promises free delivery of a book on the treatment to any address.
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