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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1893
Page
1
A historic Sidney ad urges customers to prepare for a cold winter with low prices on dry goods. It highlights cotton flannels, blankets, cloaks, hosiery, shoes, rubbers, crockery, and groceries. The ad touts long customer trust, thirteen years of steady business, and a promise of satisfaction with every order.
A Sidney evening concert highlighted by Miss Chowins and Prof Wieland. The program included vocal duets, solos, piano pieces, and a cornet band overture. Notable performances by Blanche Oberfelder, Mrs Stockton, Mrs Rayner, and the Episcopal choir drew strong applause. receipts around thirty dollars fund a replacement communion set for Christ Church.
The Telegraph notes a decisive victory in Ada County races with the treasurer and superintendent contests drawing strong voter interest. Voters soughed reform and supported the candidates aligned with honest administration, while opponents faced sharp rebuke for alleged misdeeds and campaign tactics. Public praise goes to City papers for bold coverage and courage in editorials.
A local notice proclaims deep cuts at Star Clothing House on clothing and fur goods with extensive reductions across all items. The ad promises similar discount ratios in every article and suggests ongoing clearance.
Overstocked sales sweep boys clothing trunks and fur nishing goods with drastic price cuts. J B Lewis promises solid value and low prices, urging buyers to bring eastern catalogs to compare while Western Nebraska shoppers are served by attentive staff in Cheyenne County. Never miss chance to register while in the city.
A narrative from Elwood Ind reflecting on postwar unemployment after factory closures. A child asks why there is no work as the narrator recalls aiding in shutting down factories and the hardship that followed for workers and families.
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