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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1895
Page
6
A clipped item lists subscription rates and payment terms including one year postage paid, six months growths postage paid, state copies in advance, and a Ty Ti Ti of $1.50. The fragmented text implies pricing details for readers.
Advertising rates listed per display column inch monthly and per line for locals. Business locals, professional cards, and legal notices priced by line or month. Notice mentions Sidney Nebraska second class mail matter.
Charles Dick swears that C J Osborn offered a bribe to alter manuscript copies of The Sidney Telegraph during a 1895 incident in Sidney Nebraska. The report also rails against reformers and condemns a local faction described as hypocritical for attacking business and public institutions.
In a Poniard letter a reader named A Taxpayer condemns the Sidney School Board for adding two teachers. The writer defends progress citing free books free kindergarten and a flag adorned high school and urges continued support and school visits.
A Rushford Spectator letter from W F Benjamin notes high regard for Chamberlains medicines among Iowans. Cough Remedy Pain Balm Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy are valued for decades. Post Office Drug Store sells them. Also a reward offer for an estrayed iron gray horse branded 4P from Camp Clarke Nebraska.
The Junior class discusses a dissection project while E McLernon spoke in the Intermediate department. Visitors Miss Olva Miles Caesar Neubauer and John Barnhart visited the High school. Freshmen start Latin with Word Analysis later. J J McIntosh and P A Griffith greeted pupils Monday. Miss Wright led Physical Culture and Vocal Music on Tuesday and Friday. Total enrollment 242 with gains over last year. Law participants include Laura Calvert Emilie Cunningham C N Holbrook Roy Nelson Carla Capron George Dugger Lynan Boyer John Hurston Win Harter Rudolph Kruse Ernest Hiatt Walter Nelson.
List of unclaimed letters for the week ending September 7 1805 at Sidney Nebraska includes GENTS Williams Hiram Petersen A F LADIES Joyce Miss Mary Persons. Calling for these letters please say advertised. Pierre Sanders P M
Orders of sale issued by Cheyenne County Nebraska District Court for two judgments against Samuel C Fowler and others. Lands described include portions of sections 11 and 12 in township 18 north range 52 west and portions of section 1 in township 10 north range 42 west. Sales to be held September 10 1895 and September 6 1895 in Sidney Court House with high bids cash. Sheriff Jons Davaiary to conduct sales and announce attendance.
notice details multiple settlers in Nebraska filing intent to make final proof on land claims in Sidney and Lincoln counties. It lists names Benjamin FE Carroll heirs and Thomas M Ruby with associated land descriptions, witness lists, and filing dates in 1405 to 1605 era. Witnesses include Butler A Jones Jacob Cino John Wirakhage Michael McNline Erle QO Lif Charles M Lowe Adam Nichols John Stefer.
Adelaide A Comings formerly Adelaide A Cundit U E No 115 for the sev sec BD tp Jon r49w files notice of intent to make final proof before the Register or Receiver at Sidney Nebraska on September 16 1905. witnesses: William N Eaton Frank C Royer John Thompson Henry Wellenman all of Sidney Nebraska.
Notice in Sidney Nebraska dated August 19, 1805 fixes that settler William Nientuser will prove up his claim for entry 1265 at Sidney on October 1995 before the register. The claim concerns continuous residence and cultivation of land with witnesses Hoffmeyer and others listed in Sidney.
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