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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1904
Page
8
Mayor M J Sanders urges citizens of Sidney Nebraska to decorate businesses and homes in Carnival colors from September 6 to 10 1904. He asks residents to aid the Carnival Committee to ensure a grand success. August 31 1904.
Public sale of 20 head of paddle and unbroken horses at Mitchells Corral Sidney Nebraska on Saturday September 10 1904 starting 1 pm. Terms include six months on notes at ten percent interest or five percent discount for cash. GEO GLIDEWELL owner.
A local ad lists 4 inch 8 ply rubber hose at a reduced per foot price from 8c, screen doors down to 85c, rawhide whips at 1.00, Glidden barb wire at 3.30 cash or 3.50 time. Also promotes bargains on sewing machines bicycles stoves ranges furniture.
Harper and Wright sell Crown Cottage Colors with a climate guarantee. If the coating fails, repainting is provided at no charge under the guarantee. Only Harper and Wright offer this product.
Parties owning stock must keep stock off section 20 township 14 range 49 north of U P stock yards. Any trespassing stock will be taken up and held for damages.
All parties desiring street concessions for the Merchants Carnival and Street Fair to be held in this city during September should communicate with the Committee on Concessions in Sidney Nebraska.
Furnished rooms available with tidy accommodations for rent. For particulars call on Mrs. J. H. Wilson, second door west of the Metropolitan hotel.
J W Slingluff advertises a red polled bull aged four years for sale, located two miles south of Sidney.
Local ad promotes Budweiser and Coors Select bottled beer as best, with Schlitz on draught, highlighting Kruse Brothers as the seller.
For general housework contact St George Ranch by telephone or in person. A 14 by 28 foot barn with 14 foot posta is for sale. inquire at this office. School opens Monday September 12. all pupils should attend to begin work with their classes. New pupils or those lacking promotion last spring report 8 am Monday to Principal C. C. Danrorty. W C T U meets at Mrs. G M Fast's home Friday September 9.
County board records show refund orders for tax certificate errors totaling several dollars. Union Pacific offered 70 percent cash for road tax payment. Brandies & Sons’ deposit request rejected. Reports from E. M. Searle Jr. detail county finances and district excise, with audits, warrants, and road overseer appointment. Follow-up notes mention inspectors, land filings, and local arrivals.
Local dealer notices praise Scanlon’s Sarsapurilla as a blood purifier and promote Scanlon’s first class dentistry by Dr. E W Murless. Heath and Milligan paint advertised for ten years, Budweiser beer through Kruse Brothers, Aline Miller Wisconsin shoes, Scanlon’s rheumatism cure, and general hardware items. Includes mentions of J R Merifield optician and reduced prices on appliances and mowers.
An OCR fragment notes an address with an IP style marker and the names A. sha and Neb. The limited readable text lacks a clear event or context but shows numeric and nomenclature clues.
Burlington offers $17.25 to St Louis and return in coaches and chair cars seats free On sale Tuesdays and Thursdays during August and September See me for full particulars M A Shipman Ticket Agent
An advertisement extols a new history of Nebraska since 1848 with 14 illustrated pages and a three color cover priced at 50 cents or free with a yearly Nebraska Farmer subscription. The Nebraska Farmer is described as a long established western agriculture journal offering irrigation and soil culture insights.
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