17 Sep 1892
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1892
Page
1
The notice promotes men's and boys hats caps boots and shoes at low prices with options starting from 25 cents for caps and 1 dollar 60 cents for boots or shoes, highlighting a wide selection and styles available.
A local store touts its large stock and very low prices. A man can buy as cheaply as in Chicago once freight is added. The ad emphasizes affordable goods, polite clerks, fair dealing, and guaranteed satisfaction.
In Paris August 4 1862 the writer notes damp London weather and travels from Liverpool under the Mersey through a tunnel to Leamington Spa. Warwick castle Coventry and Kenilworth are visited with vivid detail of towers halls armor and gardens, while reflections on England and poetical mood emerge and meeting notes include Baptist resolutions and acknowledgments.
In a note to the public Dr. J Gipson Dentists announces his third year practice in Sidney. He thanks customers for liberal patronage and pledges first class reliable artistic work at moderate prices. He contrasts himself with itinerant dentists and guarantees warranted work meets satisfaction free of charge if not.
A Dairy Maids social event is planned next Wednesday evening at the Masonic hall in Sidney. The program includes a two act play, supper, ice cream, and beverages with proceeds supporting community aims as local committees arrange a culinary and entertainment evening.
A historical comparison of United States and United Kingdom rail tariffs at 100 miles shows Iowa rates lower than English rates across eight classes of goods. The study finds English rates only beat Iowa in two cases, with Iowa typically undercutting by about 15.15 dollars per hundred miles, suggesting significant revenue implications for railways if English-style schedules were adopted.
An 1802 era Cheyenne County section reports a dry, warm week as farmers stack grain and thresh nearby. Mentions Garman’s Decorah windmill, local crops, and social notes across towns including Sidney and Silverthorn Neb with farming chatter, social visits, and a county fair thanks.
Our Fall and Winter Stock of clothing overcoats underwear shirts boots and shoes are the hand somes that ever reached Silnoy The proof of the puddin is cut in it. The last day of the fair Friday September 30 all school children will be against free of charge. The G A BR boys should see Col W. C Couch the post commander at Sidney who will give them passes entitling admission into the fair grounds. Sealed proposals will be received until 12 o'clock September 20 1892 for 20 tons of rock spring coal to be of first class quality delivered at the coal shed in the court house yard. Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. ID McAlur se, J McMurray Co Clerks Deputy nug20 sopt17
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