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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1904
Page
6
Furnished rooms for rent described as neat and clean. For details contact Mrs. J. B. Wilson, located at the second door west of the Metropolitan hotel.
Property listing offers a 14 by 28 foot goo barn with a 14 foot paste available for purchase. Inquiries directed to the office.
Young pig for sale in Higgins Nebraska. Full hooded Duroc breed. For details contact W. N Foster by writing or calling.
The advertisement seeks grain with the highest cash price paid by Woolsey's in Dalton Nebraska. It requests farmers to bring their grain to the Woolsey location to receive top cash payment.
A Gunderson announces at his mill that grain must be brought in by December 20. The notice lists the mill's demand and terms for delivery.
Daily and weekly passenger and freight trains listed with times and classes. Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars available on through trains. Tickets and baggage checks to any point in the United States or Canada. For information maps timetables and tickets contact M A Shippas Agent or J Francis General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska.
Timetable shows Overland Limited No 2 eastbound at 4 p.m. Atlantic Express No 4, Mail and Express No 6 eastbound, Fast Mail No 102. westbound No 1 Overland Limited at 4:45 p.m. No 101 Fast Mail at 5:45 p.m. No 3 Pad e Express and No 5 Mail and Express at 6:04 p.m. No 102 does not carry passengers. All through trains carry passengers to stops. Signed Wm Cherrox, Agent.
Scanlon s Sarsaparilla touted as a blood purifier while paint from Bradley and Vroman and Heath and Milligan were advertised for long lasting coverage. Local services include dentistry by Dr E Whurless and optician J R Merifield offering free eye tests. Kruse Brothers sell Budweiser and Coors Select bottled beer. Riggs and Cochran bake at Front street. Omaha Live Stock Com, Co reports cattle and sheep prices and receipts for the week, with specific figures for various classes and anticipated liberal sheep arrivals.
A Nebraska letter denounces Parker Watson fusion as farcical, attacks Berge as farmer’s friend, and notes Tibbles’ anti Parker strategy. It highlights farmer and working man tensions, rail terminal tax issues, and cautions about political alignments. Epilogue mentions Episcopal services tomorrow at 11 and 7:30.
The Burlington highlights excursion rates nationwide with direct or via routes. Key offers include Chicago, Colorado, Utah trips, Midwest and Great Lakes region getaways, and weekly low round trips to Northwest and Southwest points. Contact M. A. Shipman or L. W. Wakeny for details.
Omaha to Sept 30 return Oct 31 offers to Detroit Buffalo Toronto Chautauqua Montreal Quebec and more with fares listed. For details write J A Ruhn AG PL and PLA Omaha Neb. Miss Garvin praised as a singer and temperance lecturer by the Galveston Daily News.
A New Orleans Times-Democrat quip notes Jones plans to write a novel, mockingly suggesting he has imagination for the project only after decades of compiling expense accounts. The remark frames Jones as calculating and detail oriented rather than a fiction author.
The Pittsburg Dispatch quotes a dialogue about marriage as a lottery and a mother selecting a marriage partner. The exchange notes the challenge for a young woman facing parental control. Cowper’s line reflects that the innocent rarely face a troubled rest.
The notice outlines travel and rail connections to San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Everett Fairhaven Whatcom Vancouver Victoria Ashland Roseburg Eugene Albany Salem and Oregon branch lines Spokane Wenatchee Butte Anaconda Helena Ogden Salt Lake City with intermediate points. For fuller information contact W. D. Curron, Agent.
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