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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1901
Page
5
The piece details alleged misdeeds involving whiskey payments, a coup to seize the county central committee, and the resulting defeat of the Republican ticket. It accuses leaders of bullying voters and corrupt press influence, citing clashes over convention procedures and leadership.
A political analysis laments the county Republican crisis caused by unscrupulous leaders and a disruptive faction. It narrates prior unity, opportunistic defections, and a failed bid to control party organization, detailing the emergence of a deceitful trio and coercive tactics in the 1899 campaign.
The Republican State Central committee, surveying western Nebraska, selects Mr. Calkins as regent after canvassing the field for hours. They note little regard for preliminary rooting and focus on finding the single best man for the position. The report comes from the State Journal.
Advertisement notes a refund offer for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets if they fail to cure. It states the product bears E. W. Grove’s signature on each box and mentions a money-back guarantee.
A discussion on why lunatic asylums are rare in India, attributing it to Hindu religious life that guides daily routines scholars say the culture’s fatalism reduces anxiety. The piece cites Augustus the Strong’s display in a blacksmith shop and his exchange of coins to illustrate differences in mindset.
A Paris resident notes an old Norman tradition as five or six relatives lanterns in hand search a garden after the death of Marie Brun. They overturn stones near the grave as part of a soul search before burial in Gisors country. Meanwhile a science aside explains crab and lobster egg development in detail.
A Chicago Post item recalls a classroom joke on conjunctions. The teacher asks for an illustration and a student answers with the marriage service illustrating how a conjunction joins ideas.
A Boarder-I complains about the hot water or beverage, insisting the liquid is coffee, not water, prompting a witty exchange observed in the household setting. The Lady of the House retorts with a humorous remark, clarifying the matter.
A compact excerpt notes that men rely on intuition while women value logic. It argues that neither sex fully possesses these traits. A corollary warns that true worth of a man’s religion is tested in business dealings.
A Jonesville Virginia man recounts an injury where a child burned his foot on live coals and caused leg sores for years. Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed him after other remedies failed, advertised as infallible for burns scalds cuts sores bruises and piles. Sold by all druggists for 5 cents.
An old style ad touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a cure for liver trouble. It claims benefits of clear skin and rosy cheeks with a rich complexion and sells the remedy at drugstores for 25 cents.
Order of hearing in Cheyenne County Nebraska on the estate of William Kidney deceased. Francis Kidney petitions for administration to Robert B Kidney as administrator. November 4, 201a at 10 o clock a.m. set for hearing. Notice to interested parties by three weekly publications in the Sidney Telegraph. M J Sanders County Judge.
The notice lists Claymor Brauer declaring timber culture proof in Sidney Nebraska on an as yet unspecific date, with witnesses named. It also reports a sheriff’s sale order from Cheyenne County District Court in Sidney to satisfy a 335.20 judgment against Andrew Moberg and others, with land described in sections and townships, to be sold at public auction on November 10.
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