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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1904

Page

7

Deaths and disaster mark late September in multiple states

Senator Geo F Hoar of Massachusetts dies at 75 in Worcester. Heavy floods hit Southern Colorado and Arizona with loss of lives and millions in damage. Nebraska figures judge Parker recalls boyhood dare base lines. Charles H Gere founder of the Lincoln State Journal dies in Lincoln after coming to Nebraska in 1865 and shaping Republican politics.

Geo. F. Hoar Massachusetts Worcester Mass Colorado Arizona Charles H. Gere Lincoln State Journal Lincoln Mr. Gere Nebraska

Roosevelt Acceptance Letter Urges Voter Responsibility

President Roosevelt's acceptance letter should be read by every American voter as Republicans promise to respect the verdict. Henry C. Payne, postmaster general, dies in Washington at 60 after long heart illness. Bryanites push for 1908 Democratic control and delay money question while pledging stable currency.

Roosevelt Republican Party Henry C. Payne United States Washington Milwaukee Wis Bryanites Col. Bryan

Searle Jr. Republican candidate for state auditor

E. M. Searle Jr., of western Nebraska, born in Paxton in 1871, is a banker, deputy and county treasurer, state examiner of banks, and rancher. The candidate is portrayed as industrious, exact, fair-minded and diligent, with a record saving taxpayers money and avoiding losses.

E. M. Searle, Jr Nebraska Paxton Keith County Ogallala Searle Weston

Lincoln Letter Probes Governor Mickey on Railroad Passes

Judge England asks Mickey to confirm if he rides railroad passes and whether such favors influence state actions. Mickey replies that courtesies were accepted as customary and never swayed decisions, and would sign a bill abolishing the peas system if elected, while criticising fusion demagoguery and trust concerns in state spending.

Mickey Nebraska Peas John H. Mickey Poynter J. N Campbell Kearney Reform School Campbell

To Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Remedy

Advertisement notes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim a one day cure for colds. Reputable guarantee promises refunds if ineffective. Mentions W Grove signature on each box and price 25 cents. Also advertises Vio Cuti Cream.

Bk. W. Grove

Local notes on farm work and travel in Dalton area

Albert Morrn Dalton and J W Reinuwuth visited Lawrance Fork earlier this week. District 91 in Dalton is upgrading the schoolhouse with Burke and Dresher in charge. Oberfelder gravel can speed project deadlines. Red Bratz and Wal Sticker bought stock hogs at Planet ranch from Tom Freeman. Otto Perso toured county to scout plums. James Davison temporarily runs Woolsy’s store. W S Woolfo loaned 71 head of cattle to Peter Feslund on shares. Harry Reinuuth cares for Will Morrow’s stock during his eastern visit. Recent rain improved ground for fall seeding and potato digging.

Dalton Burke W S. Woolfo Peter Feslund Harry Reinuuth Will Morrow

Market Letter North Omaha Cattle and Sheep Prices

South Omaha notes lighter cattle receipts and possible price gains for the week. Grass cattle rise about 10 cents. heavy feeders fetch around 3.75, medium 3.30 to 3.40, canners under 200, bulls near 2.00. Sheep prices improve with fat two year olds 3.65 to 3.70, fat ewes 3.00 to 3.25, fat lambs 4.65 to 4.75, with feeders adjusting 2.50 to 4.25.

South Omaha Omaha Live Stock Com Co

Autumn Excursion Rates to the West from St. Louis

An 1900s travel notice from M. A. Shipman, ticket agent, advertising low excursion fares to California Puget Sound Spokane Salt Lake Helena Butte and Pacific Coast. Includes Homeseekers and Home Visitors trips with dates and half rates plus small fees. Also promotes Nebraska Day at St Louis October 25th and Midwest routes via Chicago and Return.

Str. Louis Thurbary Far West Pacific Coast California Puget Sound Spokane Salt Lake Helena Butte Territory Northwest Chicago Return St. Louis Kansas City Omaha Indiana Ohio Kentucky Nebraska M. A. Shipman

Omaha Bee unveils new color magazine in Sunday edition

The Omaha Bee introduces color magazine features in The Sunday Bee, comparing favorably with New York and Chicago papers. The paper highlights the high cost and rewards of latest color press innovations and invites readers to see the feature next Sunday.

Omaha Bee Sunday Bee New York Chicago West Bee

St Louis and Return-Special Excursions

Union Pacific operates special coach excursions from Sidney Nebraska to St Louis and return on numerous October dates at 17.25 with seven day return limit. Tickets valid only in day coaches on any train. Free illustrated guide to Fair on request. Inquire W W Aldridge Agent. Louis Schuetz arrived from Simla with vegetables and took lumber for ranch improvements.

Union Pacific Sidney Neb St. Louis W. W. Aldridge Missouri River Chicago Union Pacific & North-Western Nebraska Omaha St. Paul Minneapolis Union Pacific RR Rome Bon Freight Pavel Chicago & North-Western Ry

Franklin’s England visit letters reveal a star and garter dinner invite

The Philadelphia Record notes an 18th century Penn library collection of Franklin letters from England. One writer, calling himself “in lodgings,” offers to host a visit at the Star and Garter and to arrange a crown a head dinner, expecting Franklin to pay his share, though no acceptance is recorded.

Benjamin Franklin England University of Pennsylvania Franklin Star and Garter Philadelphia

Cow Superstitions In Indo European Folklore

The clouds of the heavens are described as cows acting as psychopomps guiding souls to the afterlife. They descend to earth in bovine form to perform their duty. A common vericultural belief links a cow entering a garden with an impending death in the family.

Magenta to Color 500 Yards of Fabric From Coal

Distilled coal processed to coal tar dyes yields magenta for 500 yards of finnnel vermilion for 2 560 yards urine for 120 yards and alizarin for 155 yards of red cloth from one pound of coal.

Nice Husband Replaced Pet with Taxidermy in Cold Dispute

In a heated exchange, a madam accuses her husband of loving his poodle Azor more than her. He defends by noting he had the dog stuffed rather than burying the pet, prompting scorn from his wife who laments the expense.

Madam Azor

Inspector of ruins turns insurance adjuster in quip

A Cleveland Leader quip frames a dialogue where a man claims to be an inspector of ruins, then reveals he is an insurance adjuster, delivering a dry joke on romance and profession.

Cleveland

Visit the Old Folks Round Trip Tickets to Midwest Exposition

Tickets on sale September 6 13 20 27 and October 11 good via St Louis with stop over at the Great Exposition. Final return thirty days. See L W Wakeley Omaha for full particulars or write M A Shipman Ticket Agent.

Ohio Indiana Kentucky St Louis L. W. Wakeley Omaha M. A. Shipman

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