Plain talk on value and steady prices in local ad
The notice touts honest aims and real prices, urging readers to compare goods and prices with rivals. It emphasizes that quality matches the old saying that worth doing is worth doing well.
06 Oct 1894
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1894
Page
1
The notice touts honest aims and real prices, urging readers to compare goods and prices with rivals. It emphasizes that quality matches the old saying that worth doing is worth doing well.
Ably argued by B A McAllaster land commissioner for the Union Pacific, the piece demystifies irrigation as watering crops rather than grand canals. It urges every Nebraska farmer to develop a water source, plan reservoirs or wells, and irrigate at least a portion of land to fit local climate variability and boost living standards.
Passengers bound for the Missouri River region are urged to use Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern trains. The line features Magnificent Pullman and Wagner Sleeping cars, elegant dining cars, free reclining chairs, handsome day coaches, and comfortable Pullman colonist sleepers.
Extensive preparations for a Republican rally in Sidney feature Hon. John M Thurston as the main speaker. The article notes committee assignments, a large turnout expected, and a festive, community event with entertainment and a ceremonial reception surrounding the visit.
An aged newspaper ad fragment notes barley purchase terms at Sidney Mills JOSTERHOUDT with a quoted wash price for all quantities mentioned, indicating a seller offer or market quotation.
Land owners in and around Sidney express faith in the county's future tied to irrigation. The piece notes abundant water and good climate, urges farmers to install wells and windmills, mentions the McLernon well and a planned reservoir, and claims irrigation will secure prosperity in Lodge Pole Valley.
An Episcopal church fundraiser at White House hall Friday night drew a full house for an outstanding amateur program. Under Mrs A Di Stewitts and aided by C D Essig and others, performances ranged from children's pantomime to comic skits and music, earning strong praise for management and entertainment value.
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