Advertising Rates and Local News Roundup
The item lists advertising rates for display and local notices in Sidney Nebraska. It discusses congressional sessions, irrigation policy and funding, a Postmaster Sanders correspondence with the Post Office Department, and criticizes a rival paper for sensationalism and size.
Irrigation Convention Set for Sidney in December
The Nebraska Irrigation association invites delegates from every Nebraska town with 1,000 population to Sidney on December 18 and 19 for a major business council. The aim is to enlist organized bodies of business men and producers in state irrigation efforts with official representation from agricultural societies across Nebraska.
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Nebraska Irrigation Association
Sidney
Nebraska
Sidney convention to boost farming and irrigation
An editorial urges county agricultural leaders to be well informed on farming betterment topics. It asserts the Sidney convention will stimulate farming and business, ease hard times, and suggests extending water utilities to cover regional resources as an established, expanding policy.
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World Herald of
Nebraska irrigation ruling boosts lasting farm development
The Nebraska Supreme Court affirmed the irrigation act as constitutional, aligning with California’s law. The ruling strengthens investment in irrigation, unlocks arable lands, and could spur rapid expansion as the state pursues reclamation to support a growing population and economy.
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Supreme Court of
Nebraska
California
United States
Omaha Bee
Toledo Weekly Blade Promotes National Campaign Readership
The Toledo Weekly Blade invites readers to join a national political year ahead. It highlights thirty years of national distribution, broad readership across 70 000 post offices, and features ranging from serials and poetry to sermons and farm news. Subscriptions offer mail copies and club terms, with delivery from Toledo Ohio.
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Toledo
Blade
Household Department
Talmage
Question Bureau
Tis Blade
Ohio
Pleasant Surprise Party for Fred Dawson at Home
On Saturday evening Fred Dawson surprised by friends gathering at his home to celebrate his twenty third birthday. About thirty to thirty five guests enjoyed a card party and a later repast. A ring was presented by Chas Doran in Mr. Dawson’s honor. Guests included Mr and Mrs Griffith, Peterson, Struthers, Burger, Radcliff, Gorham, Callahan, Winkleman, McIntosh family, Stevenson, Hart, McFadden, fobin, Phillips, Wright, McEvoy, Williams, John and James McIntosh, Taylor, Saunders, Doran, Barnhart, Tobin, and Bettendorf.
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Fred Dawson
J. Fred Dawson
Chas Doran
Fred
Smalls
P. A. Griffith
Peterson
Struthers
Burger
Radcliff
Gorham
Callahan
Winkleman
MclIntosh
Stevenson
Hart
Fobin
Miss Phillips
Wright
McEvoy
Miss Williams
John McIntosh
James McIntosh
Taylor
Saunders
Doran
Barnhart
Tobin
Bettendorf
Don’t Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life Away Book Ad
Promotes a book No-to-bac as a cure for tobacco habit. Claims to calm nerves, remove nicotine toxins, and restore strength. Lists sales points and refund policy, with addresses The Sterling Remedy Co Chicago and New York offices. Also notes a 10x12 copying press for sale.
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Bassett
Sidney
Neb
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Randolph St
New York
Spruce St
Notice of attachment in Cheyenne County case 1895
On November 6 1895 Jol Hull justice of the peace Cheyenne County Nebraska issued an order of attachment for the sum in action pending before him where O O Jeunson and Po Ekland are defendants. The defendant's property described as Su has been attached under the order and the cause was continued to December th day.
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Sanders
Post Office Department
Keer Craige
Nelson
Jol Hull
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Attagh Woot
Soo
O O Jeunson
Rheumatic Cure Praised by Chicago Doctor
Dr KU Tun of Chicago endorses Groffi's Rheumatic Cure as the best and only remedy found for rheumatism in all its forms after using it in practice for some time.
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W. F. Bassett
Groffi
KU. Tun
Chicago
Restless Trains Highlight U P N W Line Rail Claims
Advertorial note touts the Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line as fast vestibuled trains and says no Missouri River delays. It directs readers to contact E. R. Breisch, U P System agent, for full information and features a Ruth De Witt blood purifier endorsement by W. F. Bassett, Druggist.
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Chicago
Union Pacific & Northwestern
Missouri River
E. R. Breisch
U. P. System
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Eaking
Che Telegraph
Orrichal Paesar
Sidney, Neb
Chas. Callahan
Congress
Cleveland
State Freigetina Association
Omaha
State Irrigation Convention
The
Blade and Campaigns
Runn . CO
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Desiams
Broadaway
D. J. Scanlan
Rose Street
Aery WU
Winger
B. Winger
Kenwood Terrace
Fred Krug Brewing Co
Postoffice
L. M. Halstead
W.f.bassett
Queen City
J.J. McIntosh
Geo. E. Taylor
Cashier
American Bank
Europe
de Witt
Lapeer
Alcyvol
Brady
Mill
East
Wear
L. B. Cary
A. W. Atkins
Rock Springs
Sum Rock Springs
Wholesale
Standard Oil Co. Office
NORT
Wiggiigigis
CII
IGS
Gutfreund & Dick