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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1896

Page

8

Republican Meetings In Sidney Announced

Hon. F. J. Sadilek will speak in the Bohemian language at Sidney on Saturday October 17 at 2 o'clock p m. Hon. J. L. Caldwell to speak at Sidney Monday evening October 26.

F. J. Sadilek Sidney J. L. Caldwell Lloyd Remsburg Geo. Haxby North River Bergman's John Brown Pacific Hotel Denver C. D. Essig E. McClernon John Haggerty George Beerline King Precinct John Daugherty Cheyenne C. T. Scarman Grimes Dr. Stewitts Eastern Star Court House Union Pacific Ed. Lowry Omaha North Platte John M. Thurston A. E. Cady Bullock W. F. Bassett DeWitt Hower Fred Stabler

Essigs and Oberfelders sweep through Sidney ads

Local merchants flood notices and sales pitches across Sidney storefronts. Essigs advertise tinware and cutlery while Oberfelders hawk clothing neckwear underwear booze and shoes. The Gem hosts hot lunches and soup while Ogden’s ads sweeten bargains on hats fabrics and dresses.

Essig Oberfelder Easig the Gem The Gem Joe

School Notes Highlight Promotions and Ireassorted Absences

Ina Kenworthy leaves second primary while Herman Hietz misses Intermediate Department time due to illness. Dan Ahrens advances to kinderparten A. Myrtle Fritz earns the good badge for top clay work. First primary pupils are well and thriving. Freshmen begin Shakespeare Macbeth with three juniors in support.

Ina Kenworthy Herman Hietz Dan Ahrens Myrtle Fritz

First a Mole Then Cancer Cure Promised by Blood Remedy

A cancer patient from Macon Georgia credits S S S with curing his facial cancer after decades of failed medical treatment. The letter narrates long suffering, multiple doctors urging surgery, and final relief through the blood remedy. The piece promotes S S S as the root cure for blood diseases.

Macon H. Powers Roses Street Powera S.S. S

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