30 Nov 1895
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1895
Page
1
A small three foot square space for bargains expanded into three large counters filled with seasonable goods. Items are plainly marked at low prices with past customers saving about 25 percent over two years. Consumers are offered outfits for less than elsewhere.
A local shop promotes a bold hosiery sale offering top brands at unusually low prices. The advertisement emphasizes quality compared with cheaper rivals and invites customers to shop for affordable hosiery today.
Advert says a heavy ribbed ladies vest is offered at 25 cents, claiming unbeatable prices and a strong line of underwear. The note promises good value and better prices than competitors.
A shopper notes woolen blankets priced at 80 cents each as good value for a dollar. The item highlights affordable bedding options and value pricing.
Advertises a full 16 oz batt priced at 12 percent profit with two pieces each seven feet long. Local supplier touts quality and best market choice for cotton batt selection.
Our cashmere line at 20 cents a yard is very popular. An all wool serge, heavy and 45 inches wide, is offered at 45 cents per yard.
Notice lists a full stock of dress trimmings and linings with Cambric skirt lining at 5c per yard. It advertises Corticilla Sewing Silk and Twist and Coats thread six spools for 25c, inviting steady purchase of sewing supplies.
A large stock of men's, women's, and children's shoes is offered with ten years of experience in buying and selling. Every pair is warranted to give satisfaction, promising the best values for the money.
The store advertises a wide stock of groceries and accepts Butter Eggs and Country Produce in exchange for goods they handle. It claims to pay the highest market price for these exchanges.
The local executive committee of the Nebraska State Irrigation convention met in the Telegraph office and appointed the reception hall and music committees. Names include Jon. Ooberfelder chairing the executive. L. C. Stockton on reception. Dawson and Atkins on hall. C. G. Peterson on music. About 125 invitations issued for prominent speakers and promoters. program to be announced.
A complaint is filed in County Court against John W Harper for Third District commissioner alleging bribes to influence votes with instances of work promised and money given. Summons issued. case set for January 6. Also notes on public distrust of contest and related figures. An unrelated item reports Chamberlain s Pain Balm aiding a Massachusetts woman with neuralgia.
Republicans Democrats and Populists can settle their election wagers by purchasing hats or suits at Oberfelder's. The line suggests a playful promotion tying political bets to clothing items offered by the retailer.
Sidney High School and Grammar department held a Thanksgiving program with choral pieces, essays, recitations, a Delsarte class, a violin solo, and a well received parod y. The event concluded with a banquet and toasts to the School Girl the Grammar Department and alumni.
Henry T. Doran and Miss Katie Bettendorf wed at the Catholic church with Rev. Parker McCarty officiating. The ceremony followed by a wedding dinner at their Chestnut street home and a lengthy list of generous gifts from friends and relatives.
Camp Clarke residents report on local moves and visits. Arthur Oliver relocates to Belmont while J D Brubaker returns from Gering. W O Snavely winters at the Cary ranch and L B Cary goes to Wyoming on business. Snow storms hinder wood hauling as Miss Moe at the Bridge endures a toe injury. John Hagerty hosts his Omaha son and boasts a large ranch herd with hogs butchered.
The Lisco column reports a three day storm ending November 27 1895. Local residents travel to Lodge Pole and westward moves include Mrs Sprague and daughter and the Meyers brothers returning from the east. Lisco school ends a month with a crowded entertainment featuring two well received dialogues and visiting pupils from the east district.
Provides guidance on recognizing early croup signs in children starting with hoarseness and rough cough. Recommends Cham berlain's Cough Remedy to prevent or shorten attacks, noting safety and absence of harmful ingredients. Sale listed by W. F. Bassett.
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