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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1901
Page
4
The post master general's report may urge Congress to appropriate six million dollars for rural free delivery. Nebraska is expected to receive a fair share of the funds. A physician explains snoring arises from relaxed throat muscles during sleep and notes that keeping the mouth shut is the remedy.
Representative Evans of this city tells the Bee he doubts lawmakers can agree and pass measures in a brief extra session. He believes the issues can wait for the next regular session, saving the expense of a special session as the North Platte Tribune reports.
President Roosevelt pledges support to irrigation measures aiding western arid lands while Nebraska officials report on state progress. Washington dispatches note unified Republican drive for a single irrigation bill next session to overcome prior plan divisions.
The county treasury received payment covering 1895 to 1899 after The taxes were disputed as discriminatory in Lincoln County. A federal court case led to arbitration. Referees found widespread inequities in Lincoln County assessments, suggesting similar issues elsewhere. The payment enables redemption of outstanding warrants.
The New York Weekly Tribune Farmer ends the long running club with The Telegraph and The Tribune after January 1, 1902. The Telegraph will now club with the Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean, offering subscribers in advance a year of Inter Ocean with no extra cost for Telegraph readers. The Inter Ocean, priced at 100 dollars yearly, paired with Telegraph at 140 dollars, provides AP service and vast reporting from New York Sun and World cable, plus 2000 correspondents.
The Burlington's through sleepers run daily from Omaha to San Francisco with a connection to Los Angeles. Tourist sleepers travel with personal conductors on select days from Omaha and other cities to the Bay and to San Francisco and All trains pass via Denver and Salt Lake City showcasing Colorado scenery. The 1901 2 California Tours folder offers maps hotels cost estimates climate and excursion details for winter travel, free from Francis Genl Pass Agent Omaha Neb.
Editor H. N. Lester of Syracuse Kansas says two years of trying to cure ve zenia in the palms failed until Bucklen s Arica Salve cured him. It claims to be the world s best for eruptions sores and allied diseases available for 25 cents at all druggists.
The narrative recalls Guizot born in Paris during revolutionary unrest, his Protestant parents for whom birth was unregistered, and his father an advocate who spoke for persecuted Protestants. A gendarme stopped him, sparking a dialogue about marriage and punishment before Guizot’s father was executed, shaping the future statesman Francois, then six.
A Memphis Scimitar item recounts a shy man seeking twelve yards of blue predomin ant wash goods for his sister at a downtown store, with a clerk’s patient clarification. A Lanarkshire village meeting debates building a bridge over a creek, a fiery speech met by a stubborn local’s quip about crossing it. The column blends jokes, misread lines, and brief vignettes from English and American papers.
Mr H Blick of Grahamville Sullivan Co New York says his five year old son prone to croup is cured by Chamberlains Cough Remedy after doctors and various medicines failed The remedy dissolves mucus and is safe with no opium for common croup attacks Sold by D Seunton
Abram Llare of Buelleville Ohio extols Electric Bitters as the best selling tonic in twenty years. The bottle is said to tone stomach, regulate liver kidneys and bowels, purify blood, strengthen nerves, and restore vigor to weak, run-down people. Price 40 cents, sold by all druggists.
260 head of cattle to let for the winter season. Plenty of good sheds and water. Inquire of GEO TINSLEY Redington Neb Dr T M Bicker Sidney Neb.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W Grove's signature on each box. 25c. Wedding cards and invitations at The Telegraph.
Legal advertisement detailing an order of sale from the Cheyenne County District Court. The Western Land Company and Nebraska Loan and Trust Company win judgments against defendants and the sheriff will offer the southeast quarter of section 31, township 18, range 51, for cash at the Cheyenne County courthouse in Sidney on December 31, 1901.
Notice from the Land Office at Sidney Nebraska dated November 23 1804 announces that Lois Perso formerly Lois Oberz Noa seeks final proof to support her claim for lands described in the record. Register or Receiver in Sidney will hear witnesses Adio Gunderson Nels Thurston James Mitchell Nels Po Lingholm and Rontney Do. Hamies.
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