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Newspaper
The Sidney Republican
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1902
Page
1
Local Brevities reviews a flood of town happenings. Visitors and residents, births, illnesses, a missing shoulder, a fall from a train, theater and social plans, dances, lectures, weather, and small-town gossip fill the week. Notable items include Mrs. Lindburg's new son, Will Jessen's injury, a Catholic dance on March 17, and preparations for spring business.
A year end review reports about one hundred thousand bull dits saved in state management while on fusion era institutions ran with thrift. Notable economy includes seating many free boarders connected to superintendent families, with estimated annual savings near forty thousand dollars.
A deteriorating Orxbaban structure unsettles the town as engineers plan repairs and new walls to steady the vaulting, easing engine and press vibrations. The stairway is abandoned due to the building’s poor business location and reliance on quiet offices, with renovations contemplated but held back by the uncertain economics.
A four day district court session adjourned after lively proceedings. The State v Perry found Perry not guilty on horse stealing charges. Yurletz was found guilty on counts of whiskey violations. Englert fined 100 dollars and costs, sentence suspended. Foreclosures and other civil matters were disposed. Burlingame and others argued for the state in several cases. The court will reconvene Saturday morning to approve bonds and await Supreme Court actions on key appeals.
A quiet family wedding was held Wednesday February 25 as Miss Anna Bubb and Mr Hiram Ecker joined in matrimony. The couple will reside with relatives near Cheyenne and celebrate with friends.
Potter notes several residents with health updates and movements. Mrs Setth recovers and plans to return in March. Aris Pumblade works for Mr Oleson nine miles north. Andrew McAdams contemplates a Denver trip for health advice. Andrew Nelson brings hopeful news on Benny’s diabetes treatment. Phormburg has a new Heal sunk on hotel property. Win Priest visits from Alliance with uncle J J Vandever. Meeps rented Berkhand’s residence for ongoing activities. Lundell Nelson Shellgangs join Thursday to distribute ties from a heading, with regrets over a loss. Aidereson leaves for school starting Monday.
A snowy week ended with mild weather and scattered notes on residents. Henry Neslund returns home to his parents after a long absence. Mr. Figod raises windmills with neighbors and stores them in wood. A large crowd attended the Wits schoolhouse event Saturday night. Wild Gitcapuson returns from Glendale. Bob Varier plans to start drilling in the near future. Mr. Kenenes intends during the week.
A jagged mixture of a shoe advertisement, political verse, a chapel note found in a hymnal, a note from a sailor or postmaster, and sales offers. The text references McMullan shoes, tariff talk, a toast to Tilly and Laurie, a handwritten note to Mandy, and cheap furnishings from Oberfelder.
A garbled passage discusses agricultural weekly opinions welcomed by the farming community. It lists various agricultural leaders and associations such as the Iowa seed researchers group, H W Campbell, James Atkins of the Iowa Experiment Station at Ames, Frank G Carpenter, and others. The text references publications, breeders, and society secretaries, highlighting a broad network of regional farming authorities and the press.
A brief item notes actions over a teacher order tied to Over rder and Cu, referencing a push toward a higher cash price path and related procurement steps. The report centers on price strategy and supplier actions affecting the order timing and cost.
A quirky notice announces piano placement options priced from 308 to 81200 with a call to view a sample. It mentions Brises BD in the domain context and invites reader inquiry.
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