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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1899
Page
5
A historical directory fragment lists government, election, and church references alongside numerous fraternal organizations. It names trustees, treasurers, pastors, surveyors, and secretaries for groups including Methodist and Episcopal churches, Royal Neighbors, Masons, and local lodges with meeting times and officers.
A fragmented verse from the Atlanta Constitution laments a vanished romance. The narrator bids Charisse and Clarisse to dance again, recalling a past magical art and a sorrowful, aching love that persists into tomorrow.
In LA CRUZ a crowd gathers for an evening band concert near a wooden cross on a hillside. A narrator recalls a tale of Jesita and Leon and the cross planted by a man bearing his dead father, a symbol linked to prayer for souls and a legend of love and tragedy.
An advertisement proclaims Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment cures blind and bleeding piles, itching and protruding cases without pain or surgery. It claims no time loss and low cost with bottles at 50 cents and tubes at 75 cents, sold by D. J. Scanlon.
In a storm near a mountain cross the young lovers Jesita and Leon endure fear and danger. Leon finds Jesita praying near the cross and, after forgiveness, they reconcile. The tale ends with a family link revealing the narrator is Josita’s child and Leon’s son.
Edward Bok notes that many families delay or never pay doctors bills, estimating one fourth paid promptly. He argues for fairness and justice in settling medical charges and urges readers to reward doctors with prompt, cheerful payment.
Proposals from French authorities consider a pistol saber that houses a small firearm in the hilt. On striking a hard surface the blade retracts and fires, capable of penetrating steel breastplates. Weighs only one third more than a standard saber and can be used as a normal weapon when unloaded.
An anonymous narrator recalls a day of mud hens by a lake where ducks were shot with a gunboat battery. The narrator’s pride fades as many birds lie dead and none fly, leading to self-reproach and a biting insult about intelligence. The scene ends with morning frost and thirty five dead mud hens found around the ice by the air hole.
A physics oriented note explains that stopping a fast moving body generates heat. It cites Earth’s mass and velocity to estimate colossal heat from a collision, comparing it to burning many Earths and solar impact, with a humorous aside on finance careers.
A fragmentary local account centers on Marcie Stow in Ladue Heme Journal. The text sketches a tale of romance and mistaken trust with sparse readable lines about a wife, a protégé, and a set of emotional tensions.
A New York dispatch recites doctor warnings on foreign bodies swallowed or embedded in the body, recounting cases of needles, sponges, and nails causing harm, and noting successful extractions and cautions about rotten instruments and sponges as poison.
Notice to creditors and interested parties of the Andrew Hehn deceased estate. Court orders final settlement for December and sets contest deadline. Witnesses required to prove residence and claims. Also notices of a foreclosure lien and sale of described livestock as security. Auction to occur at specified times and locations with costs to be added.
Xotich Polk Publicgation dated November 13 1899 announces Fritz Splizka has filed for final proof to support his claim for the nets section 28 township unknown range unknown with December 10 as the proof date before the Sidney Nebraska register. witnesses listed include Nicholas Flynn Vicki Mucern Willam P Wood Anton Krupick all of Sidney Nebraska Register D Warris.
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