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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1895
Page
5
A scanned page lists state and local government officers, legislators, and an extensive church and fraternal organizations directory. It includes names such as A Holcomb governor candidate, Eugene Moore treasurer, Arthur Churchill superintendent, James McIntosh judge, and various lodge and club details with meeting times and officers in Sidney and surrounding areas.
A World column extols enduring, classic games from baseball to chess as proven, ancient pleasures. It argues modern fads fail beside bat and ball kinships and the growth of established games across cultures, urging growth over invention.
A crab sorter at Fulton Market uses wooder tongs to pick each crab from crates. He examines every crustacean before placing it into a sack as he handles the wriggling blue and white legs and pinchers with careful, repetitive motions.
A London correspondent recounts an Aldershot episode where a body of lancers charged toward spectators including the Prince of Wales and other royals. The shahzada showed visible fear as the horse veered, but attendants masked the moment while the troops halted a few yards away.
Two Boston society women known for wit and learning converse in a streetcar after luncheon. They recall how their reputation grew when they were young and clever speakers. The exchange implies society valued bright women more in the past.
In Brooklyn, a brief dialogue traces Marie asking Osbourne if she told her friend Miss Van Puff about their engagement. Osbourne confirms and recalls Miss Van Puff’s sympathetic reply.
A former owner of The Sidney Telegraph announces possession of all material formerly used for the paper after relocating a plant etcetera with intent to launch a new publication.
FOR SALE at a very low price either as a whole or in part. The plant lists many items including a froxig Old Style Gordon Jobber a 23-inch Leader Paper Cutter two Imposing Stones three Double News Racks a 16-Case Cabinet one Mustang Mailing Outfit one 6-foot Editor's Desk Oak in good as new about 100 fonts Job and Display Type leads slugs brass rule chases column rules stock cupboards Little Giant Lead and Rule Cutter and more all for first class country newspaper publication. Call or correspond with the undersigned.
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