22 Oct 1892
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1892
Page
1
A fragment notes boys suits sized 4 to 13 years and men's black and gold mixed worsted suits, sold in Sidney around Moe's and boys' hala. Caps for men and boys are also advertised.
The Star boasts low prices on a wide range of male apparel and accessories. It claims customers can buy items like underwear collars ties shirts and jewelry at cheaper rates than Chicago once freight is added. Genteel clerks guarantee satisfaction.
A Republican convention in Sidney nominated WP Miles for county attorney after praising his past term and urging a by acclamation vote. In the Third Wisner meeting, JW Harper won the nomination for his precinct with a small margin, while Henry was deemed a future candidate. The piece critiques a local political paper and defends school funding and the recent Banner county warrant issue with county treasurer records.
The Board of County Commissioners met in Sidney Nebraska on October 17 1892 and October 18 1893 approving claims aud iting and funding special road and poll book expenses appointing Milo Lorry and others to Trognits precinct and Thomas Judd as Justice of the Peace. The minutes also note bond approval and a saloon license remonstrance hearing and public telegraph commentary on politics plus travel guidance for eastbound through trains to Chicago via Union Pacific and Chicago and North Western lines.
An old-time ad mocks competing brands and teases summer bargains. It riffs on a dramatic soliloquy about running away and settling accounts while critiquing fashion, travel, and public figures, ending with a quip on mischief and the town’s figures.
A humorous oddball campaign verse recounts visions of historical figures and current politicians. It scorns Mr Stockton and his bill of sale scheme, condemning underhanded acts and claiming moral deficiency in a Rough Woman stereotype, while urging public judgment.
Overcoats Sidney schools report various student absences due to eye injury illness and a few sicknesses in the Kindergarten and Primary. The Intermediate department is full and enrollment in Primary reaches fifty eight. Several students and staff are noted with visits illnesses and activities including Columbus Day remarks and a piano rental for Kindergarten.
Did You See Them We mean the big bargains in Boots and Shoes and Underwear at Oberfelder's Educational meeting and Teacher's Reading givelo held at Bayard Neb Oct 20 1802 at 10 80 a m Music Association Biography of 1 hrge Kee Walton Educational exhibits at the World's Fair Mrs Stephens Method of teaching Numbers to Beginners Miss Sadition The need oe Literature A our Bonoee VY Q Reader Tioxranhy of Whittler Wiss Wisner Friends of education cordially invited to be present. Miss McGpE, Pros. Mist Favnore Boo
A Silverthorn Nebraska column reports farmers debating elections and economics. It criticizes independent legislation, praises the Republican platform, urges protection of home industries and sugar prices, and endorses Harrison Reid Crounse Akers Rayner Miles as allies of labor. The piece emphasizes mutual benefit, unity among farmers, and caution before voting.
The Sidney precinct ticket announced Tuesday names James O Kane as assessor IL McFadden for justice of the peace and B J Byrd J T Leemann and Thomas Murphy as road overseers O Kane and McFadden are well known Sidney residents while the other candidates are prominent local farmers.
The article notes Stockton will run for County attorney and that an unknown writer supplied the acceptance. It mocks opponents and hints at his rapid momentum. It predicts a swift rise and even potential mental strain before Christmas amid favorable farming conditions in Cheyenne county. It mentions farmers returning and land becoming permanent.
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