Beatrice Senator Becomes Beatrice Board Nominee
Beatrice figures in political listing showing Senator Kin Saunders and Ruth, a representative from Norfolk, with Omaha noted in the roster.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1878
Page
8
Beatrice figures in political listing showing Senator Kin Saunders and Ruth, a representative from Norfolk, with Omaha noted in the roster.
Partial OCR reveals names and titles of county and district officials. Includes Lincoln district figures, land officers, a sheriff, coroner and county clerk with several illegible elements. The legible items point to governance roles in North Platte and surrounding areas.
Notice states proprietor G. Dasnow & Co. will be responsible for any indebtedness of employees, agents, or others unless prior written approval exists. It warns against any claims connected with Tua Tavaesasra and mentions Oberfelders, California blankets, and local revival meetings. The notice also references freight increases, a post office at White Clay, and local business advertisements in Oberfelden with various names and items.
The document records a convention held on the 26th of 1878 appointing two tellers and naming delegates and votes. It lists candidates who received votes, notes a recount, and records resolutions to elect delegates and name a committee to handle poverty issues. The chair is praised for impartial conduct as the convention adjourns.
Report claims a U S Third Cavalry unit defeated Cheyenne forces near Camp Robinson and captured multiple warriors. Names of officers not confirmed though Lt Chase is noted as involved. Details remain uncertain and state liability is questioned.
Delegates at the Sidney precinct county convention adopted a resolution praising TR. 8 Van Tannell for his public service and support of the party’s renomination. Rev. T. B. Lemon will sermonize Sunday at 11 am and 8 pm at White House Chapel with invitation. Town excitement rises over Oberfuller & Co. price cuts.
Mrs D. Stick Aagon strived for recovery as Mr Brown and family return from the east. Mr Pratt of Pratt & Furia arrives in Bidney Union. Dr. Munn attended an injured man. Lt W left for Indian Territory. Lt Wood, of the 40th Cavalry, is a brother of C J Weans. Father Lee conducts services at Sidney Church. Mrs Sudge Douglas shows rapid improvement after treatment.
The piece describes a newspaper facility expanding this week with larger operations and added equipment. It highlights improved reading offerings, increased printing variety, and enhanced production capacity to support future growth.
Greenbackers at North Platte convention endorsed the Democrat nominating candidate McDonald for the 26th District State Senate seat. They also backed NeVille for District Attorney and praised Ex-Sheriff Bradley as a strong legislative choice.
A satirical take questions the fairness of a local election process. The writer rails at counts and selections in a county convention, noting mislaid names and potential overcounts as they ponder who represents the people and where justice lies amid the political fray.
Mrs J W ee cher and her daughter in this city are said to be astonished by a twelve pound infant claimed to weigh more than any other baby in the area. The mother firmly believes her child exceeds typical weights for newborns, sparking local curiosity and discussion about the remarkable size.
Notice of a special term of the District Court in Nebraska to be held at 9 o clock on December 12 1878 by Judge J W Clark to clear docket items and address any matters before the court. Attest J J McIlroan Clerk William Gastin, Judge.
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners will meet at the Court House on November 1 1878 to draw Grand and Petite Jurors for a special term at District Court to be held by December 12 1878 and to audit claims and transact business. County Clerk J J Molnrosa dated October 16 1878.
The vot back disease in Oramze culture mirrors what is called obesity among humans, described as a thrifty appearance yet linked to apoplexy heart disease and other acute affections. Allan's Anti-Vat claims to reduce body weight two to five pounds weekly and is sold by druggists to the heavily burdened.
A young Iowa man, Ed Phelan, while attempting to hand a revolver to a clerk at the Metropolitan Motel in Sidney, accidentally discharged it and wounded his right leg below the knee. Dr. Munn removed the bullet. the sufferer received relief. Also noted are tax list comparisons and prices from Grand Island.
Delinquent taxes for the year 1877 in Cheyenne County become delinquent May 15 1878. Taxpayers who know themselves liable are urged to call and settle immediately. C K Aven Treasurer 251 Sidney Neb May 10 1878.
Star Clothing House showcases latest gentlemen apparel and furnishings with competitive pricing. John Goedert's New Meat Shop on Frontstreet advertises choice cuts and fresh meats from Sidney. Redmutod & Co markets Baconsior quality at their new Me Market featuring premium meats.
Buyers were urged to visit McDonalds for new stock of woolen skirts and dry goods, with notices of associated shops including American House dining and Melald's grooming. The ad mentions Michigan cider at Lankins and a pigmented mix of breakfast bacon, furnishing goods, and dance events on Myrtle Street by Harvicker and Catalini with lively evening entertainment.
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