Araseme Sere Invariably to Advance Advertising Rates
Araseme Sere and city officials prepare to adjust advertising rates per single column of food coverage. Officials cite market demand and page space constraints as the basis for the change.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1906
Page
4
Araseme Sere and city officials prepare to adjust advertising rates per single column of food coverage. Officials cite market demand and page space constraints as the basis for the change.
STATE ticket shown with candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general land commissioner and other offices. Names include Norris Brown George Sheldon M. Hopewell Junkin Searle Brian Thompson Winnett Cowell Williams Eaton and McBri en with various counties noted.
A read of district lines shows candidates for several offices including Congressman Sixth District M VP Kinkaid of O’Neill and Senator Vor Musta in Lincoln County with co listed. Representatives and county posts list Springer Scotts Bluff and Henry Fe Gapen Sidney for county attorney plus Barlow Lodgepole Sidney precinct. Justice Clarke HOA Brockways and constables Willis Buzz with overseers Kato and Fritz Braurk noted.
A chaotic note reports race tensions and political maneuvering with Chauncey Depew hinted at returning to prominence. It notes four Omaha arrests for a public restraint during an airshow, a woman shooting at her husband, heavy New York snow and a looming November storm forecast. A Louisiana man received life imprisonment over a crime after juror indecision.
Public sentiment across Lincoln highlights support for electing the Republican legislative ticket. Observers believe state regulation of railroads and national regulation must go hand in hand to implement changes, a task viewed as difficult without GOP success.
A 1900s public pamphlet argues rate cuts are vital to Nebraska farmers, tying transport costs to land values and state politics. It claims railroad rates inflate product prices and land values, urging voters to back rate reduction through the GOP and unions with Union Pacific propaganda notes.
A vintage ad proclaims “To Cure a Cold in One Day” with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and a refund offer if it fails. Each box bears BH W. Grove’s signature. The copy emphasizes quick relief and a money back guarantee for customers who try the product.
Dessie Rudd widow of James W. Grosvenor of Sidney Nebraska seeks five year proof for Homestead Entry No. 4575 filed June 11 1901 for Section 2 Township 1 Range 5 West. Proof to be before James Tucker Cheyenne County Judge Sidney on November 3 with witnesses Edward Walsh Janesite Nulty Jaz Eckelm Hilaro Eckert all of Nebraska. Registered by K Prencu Land Office.
A petition was filed in Cheyenne County District Court by H. A. Jackson against George Johnson Katie Johnson and David H Johnson seeking foreclosure of a mortgage on a described property in Nebraska to cover $560 due plus interest and costs. Defendants must answer by November 19. The filing is dated Sidney Nebraska October 12. Las Jackson plaintiff. Attorney H. E. Gappren.
The Cheyenne County Nebraska County Court holds a hearing on the final settlement of the estate of Rose I Walford, with J W Walford seeking discharge as administrator. The hearing is set for November 7, 1906, at 10 a.m. in Sidney Telegraph to publish four weekly notices. Creditors of John Hone estate must file claims by October 1906 with six months for claim presentation and a year for administration.
Cheyenne County invites sealed bids for a cement sidewalk nine and a half feet wide ten and a half feet long on the east side of the Court House steps Rose Street. Bond double bid and quality work required. Bids due by twelve noon October 15 1906. The right to reject oral bids reserved. County Clerk R RK Hanrert, Clerk.
A 1906 Nebraska notice outlines a proposed constitutional amendment to establish a State Railway Commission of three members with staggered terms and powers to regulate rail rates and services. The amendment would appear on the November general election ballot with for or against references and requires a majority to pass. Also included are legal notices unrelated to the amendment regarding land entry contests and hearings.
John W. Thompson files a contest against Anna Geckler for homestead entry No. 5109 on North Andesod Southeast Quarter Section I in the North Platte land office. The notice requires appearance by Oct 2 before County Judge James Tucker at Sidney and sets final hearing for Oct 26 before the U.S. Land Office Register and Receiver. Publication ordered due to unable personal service. signed by Register George Be. French.
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