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Newspaper
The Sidney Republican
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1902
Page
7
Information on through trains No 302 and 304 Daily with sleeping dining and reclining chair seats. Tickets baggage checks available at stations in the United States and Canada. For details maps and schedules contact M A Spoonman agent or J Francis general passenger agent Omaha Nebraska.
Union Pacific timetable from Sidney lists trains: No 2 Overland Limited at 8 20 a m No 4 Atlantic Express at 12 25 p m No 6 Mail and Express at 4 40 p m No 102 Past Mail at 2 20 a m No 1 Overland Limited No 101 Fast Mail No 3 Pacific Express No 5 Mail and Express, all stopping where indicated. President Roosevelt earns rebukes for fairness claims. Miles and Maclay cited. Nebraska press largely condemns Governor Savage and Bartley pardon. country papers broadly oppose. The piece notes strong Republican sentiments in Nebraska and cites several editorials. The row includes schedules and political commentary on the Bartley pardon and governor.
Remnants at reduced prices from Mc Lernons Mc Mullan's and Mc Wallin's offer cash or trade. Fire arms ball February 7th masque and carnival by the fire department on February 1th. George Traxby Irving visits with C C Nelson. Highest cash price paid for hides pelts at Washburns barn Otro Kurtz. Miss S Davey Burlington trip home. School opens with full attendance. Mrs Gastin of Omaha seriously ill.
A fragment reflecting insistence that party conscience is shown through uncorrupted newspapers, resisting wheedling and corruption to preserve integrity and independence of party messaging.
A reflective brief notes that New Year resolutions are often repeated and rationalized yet can inspire steadfast self control. It urges earnest, conscientious vows and keeping them in mind to resist temptation, ending with a call to "Put on the dauntless spirit of resolution."
Market notes itemize wheat and corn per bushel along with oats rye bean prices per ewt and dairy and livestock values. Entries include butter per pound eggs per dozen chickens per dozen hogs per ewt cattle and hay values with various stray figures and codes.
Old style remarks describe cheap shoes and new stock at MGMullad's while Mayor Kelson of Greenwood transacts business in Sidney between Burlington trains. Mayor Neo plans to buy Thaloon at Bridgeport and may become mayor there. ER Winkleman and family return from Omaha where he improves in care of Dr Jonas. George McAllister of Chappell, a former county attorney, is profiled for Congressional nomination in the Sixth District per the Chappell Register.
A catalog style notice touts heavy wool dress goods flannels blankets comforts fleece lined goods and a new line of prints muslins bleached and unbleached offered at prices lower than anybody's.
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