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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1904
Page
11
Advertises osteopathy and massage as drug free treatments to rebalance circulation and nerves. Claims to open skin pores regulate bowels and kidneys, treat nervous diseases rheumatism stomach issues constipation ovarian problems womb misplacement early consumption and other diseases. Prices stated as affordable.
A railroad notice outlines southbound routes from Lincoln to points East and West, names trains No. 301 and No. 32, freight No. 48, and passenger No. 4 with daily and Sunday exceptions. Sleeping and reclining chair cars are provided. tickets and baggage checked to any point in the United States or Canada. M. A. Shipman is the agent in Omaha with J. Francis as General Passenger Agent.
Timetable lists eastbound trains No.2 Overland Limited No.4 Atlantic Express No.6 Mall and Express No.102 with arrival times 4:50 p.m. and 2:40 a.m. plus westbound No.1 Overland Limited No.101 Fast Mail 8:45 a.m. No.3 Pacific Express 4:05 a.m. No.5 Mall and Express 8:00 a.m. No.102 does not carry passengers. Air freight trains carry passengers to points where they stop. W. O. Gurrros, Agent.
Six room house with a good frame barn and stone chicken house on fifteen fenced acres. Lodgepole Creek runs through the land. Price 200 dollars with half cash and easy terms on balance. Mrs. Martius E Bruner.
A. B. Ragan announces the sale of the grocery business and requests all debtors to call and settle their accounts at once.
Furnished neatly and clean rooms available. For particulars call Mrs. J.H. Wilson, second door west of the Metropolitan hotel.
Small ad notes a good barn 14 by 28 feet for sale with 14 foot posts. Inquiries directed to the office for details and purchase arrangements.
The note recalls Woolsey's in Dalton Nebraska offering the highest cash price for grain. A legend-like tale follows about an Irishman who attempted death by his own hand rather than admit contradictions, ending with a humorous exchange aboard a barnyard scene.
A Berlin gentleman facing a road repair dike, a skittish horse, and a stubborn police officer illustrates rigid Prussian procedure. The driver nearly stopped, called for help, and turned back after no assist came, prompting a furious complaint and a drawn out justification.
A boy reports a bone in a pound of beef and asks for another boneless pound. The butcher jokes that he will send a leg only if he kills a cow without bones. A aside notes a boy named Binks growing religious as he attends church weekly.
A long velvet hunting coat popularized by Mme de Pompadour set a fashion at Versailles guiding court attire. The garment featured bright cloths with galloon embroidery and was worn by both king and queen for practical riding. Mme Du Barry continued the style, with portraits showing the embroidered velvet coat and a man’s powdered wig.
Senanlon s Sarsapurilla touted as a blood purifier. Bradley & Vroman paint sold by Harper & Wright with Heath Milligan paint promising ten year coverage. D J Scanlon sells Aline Millers Wisconsin shoes and Bettendorf all steel wagons along with Blue Ribbon and Henry buggies. J R Merifield offers free eye tests and affordable glasses.
California offers grand redwoods including Mariposa and Calaveras groves with trees aged 1500 to 2000 years. Santa Cruz redwoods provide a day trip, reachable by Union Pacific trains from the Missouri river. Pamphlets by Wy. W. Aldridge, agent, outline routes and maps to the Pacific Coast.
A整理 of Sidney area officials, boards, and societies including state officers, school board, church services, fraternal orders, and social groups with meeting times and leadership names. Names include local officials such as W.D. Giffin and M. McIntosh, plus groups like A O U W, K O T M, and Woodmen of the World.
The queen’s attention to Mlle Bertin in 1779 Paris elevated her status. Bertin appeared on a balcony with thirty workers as the royal procession passed, and she used the royal cabinet language in her shop to impress picky clients.
A late Augustus Hare tale describes a one legged woman who becomes the third wife of a wealthy widower. She discovers two cork legs labeled for different women, causing fear and accusations among relatives. They explain both prior wives wore artificial limbs and the husband swore never to marry another normally able bodied woman.
A compact reflection contrasts true education with mere facts, calling education the awakening that gives the mind wings to rise higher and see more clearly, while including a humorous exchange about a child’s genius and a witty housing scene.
Millions spent by Union Pacific modernize its line for fast, safe travel to California and Northwest. Inquiries about full information directed to W. W. Aldridge, agent. The W. C. T. U will meet at the home of Se. R Barrett on November 4.
A Chicago Record-Herald blames a house fire for the destruction of a woman's former home. She sighs with relief that the Bible bearing her birth date is gone, signaling the loss of a personal keepsake in the blaze.
A Scotsman tips a porter generously after the porter’s long handling of his luggage. The scene includes the Scotsman offering a pinch of snuff and praising the porter's diligence.
A Beecher saying notes education changes size but not kind, comparing learning to culture and its lasting influence on character.
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