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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1897
Page
8
East zone railway timetable listing train arrivals and departures for Doulal station. Key services include passenger and freight trains with schedule arcs between major hubs. Local commuters rely on stoppage times and platform changes noted for daily travel.
Notice states non subscribers receiving this paper are not liable for payment as the Republican County Central Committee orders extra copies to be distributed gratis during the campaign.
Sloppy weather disrupts Tuesday election plans. Notary and up-to-date job work offered at the office. Oberfelder midsummer sale advertised. McLennan’s stock of dry goods and new Chowins millinery promoted. Belonging news includes births, arrivals, and local exchanges. cattle losses reportedly due to a blizzard and several notices of local businesses and services.
A rear barn and contents burned in the early morning fire, estimated loss about 100 dollars. The blaze disrupted local activity as investigators and residents assessed the damage and safety concerns.
A vintage patent medicine advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery as a universal cure for consumption coughs colds and related illnesses with claims of safety for all ages and a money back guarantee. It also promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a stomach and bowel regulator and notes trial bottles at Bassett s Drug Store with regular sizes priced at five hundred cents and one dollar.
Worthington Indiana Sun editor Morrison hails Electric Bitters as a superb tonic for constipation, sick headache, and general health. Mrs Annie Stehle of Chicago recovered after using six bottles, regaining appetite, digestion, back pain relief, and renewed energy. Price fifty cents and one dollar. Available at W F Bassett's Drug Store.
A Mountain Glen Arkansas family reports quick relief for their children’s croup after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. They praise the remedy as giving nearly instant relief and note it is sold by druggists.
The blizzard lowered student attendance with small numbers in classes. Laura Briech earned promotion to 5th grade this week. The Grammar department formed a literary society led by Miss Myrtie Lancaster with Gertie Saunders secretary Tad Lee vice president and Myrtle Lyon treasurer. Fifteen Grammar pupils braved the storm for schoolwork or snow fun. Lillian Oberfelder George Ottman and Louise Sullivan led 6th grade canculation. The school awaits report cards promised since term began. The high school and 8th grade showed heroism with few absences on Tuesday. As cold weather persists pupils grow more engaged and prepared, easing prior indifference.
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