Local Items and Classifieds Snapshot
Dentistry fire sale prices and contact for E W Mucrlness and C J Osborn. Dust proof Lester files offered by The Telegraph. Bentley Land Co listings and Wellner additions in Sidney. Phonographs moved to Ten Cent Store with unchanged prices. Jackson Furniture offers magazine bundle deal until April 1. Eye specialist Dr Elie available at Metropolitan Hotel April 11. Soccer candies newly arrived at Jackson's Ten Cent Store.
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Jackson Furniture Co
For SALE Fine tract unimproved land near Sidney
Sale notice for a fine tract of unimproved farming land near Sidney. Terms include carb or easy payments. Seller listed as Andrew J L Rice and Frankfurt Ludiana. Property details are fragmentary but indicate a sale advertised by the named individuals.
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Sidney
Andrew
J L. Rice
Frankfurt
Ludiana
House For Sale Four Room Cottage With Utilities
Classified notice lists a four room cottage 26 by 28 feet with city water phone and electric lights and invites inquiries. Additional items include help wanted for cooking and general house work at Hotel Olean and an Avery engine rig sale with terms 600 in bankable paper or 5 percent cash discount.
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Hotel
Olean
Avery
Alec Avery
John Kuper
Sidney
Neh
Rock Salt Nears Market As Hornaday Offers Stock
Local dealer Hornaday unveils a large carload of rock salt for winter use. R Sweet is encouraged to inspect the new wall paper sample line accompanying the shipment.
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Hornaday
SR. Sweet
Sidney Be
R. Sweet
For Rent Rooms to Stewitts Building
Rooms available for rent in the Stewitts Building inquiry through Callahan.
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Stewitts
Cas. Callahan
Magazine subscriptions and paint offers advertised locally
The ad promotes Barred Plymouth Rocke birds at 150 for fifteen, and mentions paint from S R Sweet. It lists Mrs Jessie E Stokes as magazine agency for multiple titles including Ladies' Home Journal and Cosmopolitan with clubbing rates and telephone contact.
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Plymouth Rocke
Bradley Strain
H. P. Nelson
Potter
Ned
Jessie E Stokes
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Woman's Home Companion
American Delineator
Everybody's
the Popular
System
Success
the Elude
the Housekeeper
Cosmopolitan
Motor
Motor Boating
Literary Digest
National Poet
Youth's Companion
Century
St. Nicholas
Garage room for rent near electric light office
Cars stored for five dollars per month. When feet are wet and cold and the body chilled from exposure, take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and bathe feet in ice water before bed to ward off a severe cold. For sale by all dealers.
Lingle Sheep Sale Promises Big Montana Bred Ewes
The Guernsey Branch of the B and M hosts a sale in Lingle Wyoming on April 18 1911. Four thousand top Montana bred ewes will be offered una horned fat and lambing in May by Rambouillet bucks. Shipments guaranteed and hotel accommodations provided. For details contact H D Lingle owner or F L Wright auctioneer Scottsbluff Nebraska.
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Lingle
Wyoming
Guernsey
Montana
Car Lote
Lota
Auit
H. D. Lingle
F. L. Wright
Scottebluff
Nebraska
Mrs Dawson and child arrive in Sidney for visit
Mrs. Fred Dawson and her children arrive in Sidney Thursday to visit Mr. and Mrs. T. Dawson. Mrs. Dawson leaves the following day for a week in Chicago, leaving the children with their grandparents.
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Fred Dawson
Sidney
Mrs. T. Dawson
Stallions at Auction in Alliance Nebraska Sale
An auction will sell 25 draft stallions including Percheron Bel Gian Shire and French breeds. Ages two to five years. Highest bidder wins. Event at Checkered Front barn Alliance Nebraska on Saturday April 15 1911. For folder contact H T Bernard Alliance or North Robinson Dean Co Grand Island Nebraska.
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Alliance, Neb
H. T. Bernard
Alliance
Neb
North Robinsondean CO
Grand Island
Human Jawbone in Coffee Case Trials in Springfield Court
Springfield Missouri April court case ends with finding no jawbone in coffee package. Dr T M Callan of Kirby Massachusetts fined 25 dollars plus costs for fraudulent mail use after claiming a human jaw bone and teeth were present and seeking 50 dollars to keep quiet. The eastern coffee company reported the claim and sought proof.
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Springfield
T. M. Callan
Kirby
Eastern Coffee Company
Callan
Post Office
Lord Veto Bill Moves To Committee Stage In Commons
London April 4 The veto bill aimed at curbing Lords power enters committee stage in the House of Commons. Public interest is high with all admission tickets sold. The government aims to push the measure to the Lords by mid May, but seasoned MPs doubt the timetable.
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London
House of Lords
House of Commons
Clergyman Found Guilty of Bigamy in Kansas City
Eugene Housemann once a Methodist minister pleaded guilty to bigamy in the criminal court. He was sentenced to three years in prison. Housemann has had three wives with the first living in Dixon Missouri and the second soon after the first divorce. He then married a local mission organist after a brief acquaintance.
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Kansas City
Eugene Housemann
Hansmann
Housemann
Dixon
Missionary Rev John Murray Attacked Near Tsi Nan Fu
Shanghai April 4 Rev John Murray of the American Presbyterian mission at Tsi Nan Fu was attacked by Chinese and badly injured in head and body. He was brought back to the mission by a government escort and is not out of danger. An absurd report circulated that Murray had stolen a child.
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Shanghai
John Murray
Tsi Nan Fu
Murray
Kansas City Little Italy Raided After Police Murder
Police swept Kansas City's Little Italy arresting fifty eight people and seizing scores of weapons and ammunition. Fifty five officers led by Chief Griffen conducted house searches following the ambush killing of Italian policeman Joseph Raime last week.
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Kansas City
Little Italy
Griffen
Joseph Raime
Explosions Damage Springfield Municipal Building
Two blasts at 2 a.m. rocked Springfield Massachusetts in the new million dollar municipal building under construction. The blasts blew a hole at the base of the tower and shattered windows at the neighboring police station, alarming residents and causing significant damage.
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Springfield
Mass
Travers Charged In Stamp Embezzlement Case
Washington April 4 Arthur M Travers former chief clerk to the third assistant postmaster general was indicted by the grand jury here for alleged embezzlement and sale of rare stamps with face value under twenty dollars but alleged to have netted Travers about five hundred dollars.
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Washington
Arthur M Travers
Crand Jury
Travers
Cox Appears in Court After Absence on Indictment
George B. Cox returned to Cincinnati court after a three day absence following a fresh indictment for perjury. He appeared and posted bond set at $1,000 with no explanation given for his whereabouts or absence.
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Cincinnati
George B. Cox
Transportation of workers to jobs solves urban unemployment
Terence V. Powderly asserts that moving unemployed labor to places with available work offers the remedy for urban unemployment, emphasizing the role of transportation in linking workers with demand.
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Terence V. Powderly
Various Local Visitors and Activities Reported Around Town
Oscar Janason of Chicago guests at the Pioneer Hotel. Reed drills a well for Lou Garvey east of Peetz. Mrs C. P. McDaniels returns from Cheyenne. Ina Johnson of Bayard visits the Darnell home. Electric Service advances on its new boiler setup. Mrs Ruth Camblin returns from Denver. Mr and Mrs J B Halston of Higgins visit the Telegraph office. N H Ladd of Winetoon investigates land interests. Carey Calvin of Kimball visits his brother W E Calvin at the Pioneer. $30 in money replaced at Hornaday’s for ticket holders. A runaway mule incident near Sundl ends in Sidney. Miss Morrison returns from Cheyenne after a week with her sister. John Culkins and wife and Miss Carson visit Lodgepole. Mrs Seidow and Eva return from Omaha. C W Lancaster leaves to hunt a western location. wife stays in Tennessee until he decides.
Prominent German Farmer William Schuler Visits Town
William Schuler a leading German settler and wealthy farmer from Cheyenne county spent Monday in town reflecting on twenty five years of residence and success in the community.
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William Schuler
Cheyenne County
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offers Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment for catarrh with a $100 reward for any failure. It claims internal action to affect blood and mucous surfaces and urges readers to send testimonials to F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Val val Family Pills for constipation.
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Science
Hall
Cheney& CO
Toleig
Drusciats
Val
Capital National Bank case decided in Seward Nebraska
District Judge Good ruled for the plaintiffs in the Capital National bank case arising from the Lincoln bank failure sixteen years earlier. Judgments totaling 75000 awarded to Bank of Utica Jones National bank of Seward Bank of Staplehurst Thomas Bailey and the estate of Isaac Holt.
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Seward
Neb
Good
Capital National Bank
Capital National Bank of Lincoln
Bank of Utica
Jones National Bank of Seward
Bank of Staplehurst
Thomas Bailey
Isaac Holt
D. E. Thompson
Jones National Bank
Staplehurst Bank
Director Yates
Local visitors and deals in Sidney area events
Dr. Elms from North Platte visited Tuesday. Mildred Miles arrived Wednesday for ten days off. Alliance party sought a cigar factory site in Sidney this week. Jacob Levy of Kuhn Loeb Company paused Tuesday to see Sidney friends. A 10 cent luncheon was held Wednesday night at the M. E. church with good attendance in stormy weather. Mr. Nicholson from northeastern Nebraska brought a fine Belgium horse for sale near Dalton.
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Jacob Levy
The
Kuhn-Loeb Company
New York
Sidney
M. E. Church
Mr. Nicholson
Nebraska
Belgium
Dalton
Atkisson couple move into Callahan Building apartments
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Atkisson reside in the Callahan Building. Mr. Atkisson serves as representative for the P. and O. Plow Company of Omaha. Victor Knox underwent surgery Wednesday with pus removed from the lung as pneumonia followed serious injuries. The Maccabees hosted a luncheon Thursday at Mrs. S. P. Witters home, aiding the group’s treasury.
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R. N. Atkisson
Callahan
Mr. Atkisson
The
P. and O. Plow Company
Omaha
Victor Knox
Maccabees
S. P. Witters
Treasury
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Wallace
Wolf's Jewelry Store
ARKET
E. W. Mucrlless
C J. Osborn
Lester
Telegraph
Bentley Land Co
C. J. Osborn
Idelwild Ranch
Wellner
Mrs. Stokes
Dr. Elie
Metropolitan Hotel
Jackson
Variety Store
Edison
Victor
Wour's Jewelry Store
CBS
Anderson
Jackson Furniture Company
Addreaa
Chas. Christensen
Alta
Iowa
C. D. Essig
S. R. Sweet
White Plymouth Rocks Thoroughbreds
L. C. Fundingsland
J. L. McCintosh
LORDS
Cox
Bond
Swenson Land CO
Ancient Order of United Workmen OF
Sidney Lodge No
A.O.U. W
W. J. Shoemaker
Everett L. Foster
Oscar Janason
Chicago
Pioneer Hotel
W. A. Reed
Lou Garvey
Peetz
Ina Johnson
Bayard
Darnell
Ruth Camblin
Denver
J. B. Halston
Higgins
N. H. Ladd
Winetoon
Carey Calvin
Kimball
W. E. Calvin
Hornaday’s
Sundl
Miss Morrison
Cheyenne
John Culkins
Miss Carson
Mrs. Struble
Lodgepole
C.W. Lancaster
West
Tennessee
Capital National Case
Cheyekne County Abstract
C. M. Hadley
H. T Doran
Cheyenne County Abstract Co
H. T. Doran
American Fidelity Ce
Frank Tobin
Gene Sine
Dr. Elms
North Platte
Mildred Miles
Sidney Bonded Title and Abstract Co
F. A. King, Pres
Cleburne Building
Notary
American Bank
Sidney, Neb
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