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Newspaper
The Sidney Republican
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1902
Page
7
Union Pacific timetable lists trains including Overland Limited at 8:20 a.m. and 7:40 p.m., Atlantic Express at 6:25 p.m., Mail and Express at 3:35 a.m., Fast Mail at 2:40 a.m., Pacific Express at 4:05 a.m., and freight trains that carry passengers at stops. W. D. Carron, Agent.
The column lists old farm prices for wheat corn oats and other produce alongside a derailed political opinion that criticizes Anglo American alliance sentiment and mocks England's wartime services, suggesting Austrian influence and proposing a luncheon with a Russian archduke to open German doors through American packing houses. It references a Chicago banquet for Prince Henry and disparages U S allied perceptions from the Spanish war era.
The six district GOP field includes Hon. James J. Mcintosh a longtime western Nebraska businessman and Hon. I M Grimes the current judge lauded for integrity and experience as viable candidates. The piece urges voters to choose the best qualified and notes local concerns about juvenile mischief and the need for a curfew to curb disturbances in Sidney.
Local interest items report merchants like McMullan's selling hides pelts feeds and stamps with cash purchases. Travelers and residents such as S P Witters M Herbert Albert Swanke Nels Thurstenson and E L Varleta transact business in Sidney or nearby towns. Hay prices rise at McMullan's while Howard G Hall expands photography business.
A jumble of brief items lists people like Tames C Wolfe and W Clarper with travel notes to Omaha and eastern points. Hannah Swanson plans a bakery on Rose Street near the American Bank property. James Vacik sold corn and wheat at local market. Social events include a dinner for T Be Dawson’s 32nd anniversary. Travel rates and a Northwest promotion via Burlington Route alert readers to Big Horn Basin opportunities and free folder on request.
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