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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1893
Page
1
A historical ad notes several firms like CYiLly and CE r af ek and F8 it roll Ine c A all ido af Fyriiting the Hines, promising quality wear for men, women, and children. It touts warranties, repair service, and wide ranges from shoes to domestic textiles, urging buyers to compare virtues with prior purchases.
A sale notice offers Moh pots butter jars jugs mower pots preserve jars and deal pots in all sizes. The ad states the aim to convert the carload of goods into gold silver or paper without discrimination against any party.
An old time local grocer pledges continued service since 1881 and a dozen more years, inviting customers in Sidnes to trust his market. The note praises Mr. FienSon as an artist in Cee Nee and signals a firm stance against noncustomers with a brisk warlike watchword.
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners diary records adjourned meetings on Aug 20 1893 and Aug 80 1898 with votes to reconsider and grant road petitions, bids approved for bridges and road work, and appointments including C F Howard as road overseer No 2. The notes also list warrants to be issued after ten days and a discussion of county finances and official duties. A separate editorial column on fodder discusses corn fodder as hay substitute using new harvesting machinery to boost winter stock feeding and farm profitability.
A report from Oberfelder's fashions section hints at a misfit phrase about buying clothing. The article notes school opened Monday with a large attendance despite a holiday. Yendoras and J T Thoelecke visited. flarry and Arthur Keefer visited the first primary. Br Doran mentors 7th and 8th grades as the school plans to continue notes in the TEDE: GRAVIL tradition.
Bacurotou Mekefo will be allured for a use at all pile pal staliuns enal of the Minsomti feed tgr Mol with Culoudu and Wyong points at a 5.00 rate for round trip. Tickets offered for sale on Tuas days September 12 1893 and October 10 1893. Come west visit friends see my country and buy farm cheap.
A fragmented text blends a wild description of a broncho ride with a public petition from Cheyenne County Nebraska. It urges voters to elect a competent, responsible county treasurer, criticizing careless public officers and urging support for Melatusna. The piece notes distrust of bonds and stresses fiscal oversight and taxpayer interests.
An item notes a work issued by Joe Bincroft titled The Book of the baie a 12 part generative history illustrated with pictures of superb artistry priced at $1.00 per part. It previews a public demand for the brie era magic white city and the endowed pleasures awaiting readers. The September 1903 Review of Reviews highlights diverse topics and portraits including Ferris wheel, Lady Somerset sketch, and current events shaping monetary crisis and European politics.
A collection of aphorisms and witty maxims on honesty, faults, pride, learning, and faith. The lines juxtapose religious imagery with practical wisdom, noting how advice and sermons shape behavior and perception.
The Jury's Verdict touts Oberfelder's seasonal apparel with unmatched stock for fall and winter.
Friday marked the close of the Cheyenne County Institute after a week of strong work by teachers. Attendance reached about eighty with many returning after a slow Monday. Sessions covered drawing physiology arithmetic language and civics with notable talks on memory imagination and attention. The event ended with gifts of photographs to the superintendent and instructors and expressions of appreciation from all involved.
Sidney merchants promote low prices on foods with an enticing invitation to shoppers. The message emphasizes value and urges locals to visit Sidney establishments to take advantage of the deals.
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