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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1918
Page
8
FOR SALE old newspapers for pantry shelves carpet linings and various uses at this office. FOR SALE New Pullman Auto Tent inquire at Sidney Steam Laundry. D R Follett. FOR SALE New five room bungalow with bath furnace modern lot 60 by 132 inquire of Jesse Johnson at the Basement Barber Shop.
FOR SALE three modern homes inquire at City Meat Market. FOR SALE one modern house eight rooms good location shade trees large lot inquire of J. W. HARPER. One block of eight lots well out a bargain is taken at once see R. E. L. JACKSON.
The notice states submissions for periodicals will be accepted at this office and invites applications with no fixed deadline, indicating flexibility for when periods may be taken or brought in for processing.
MRS AL KRUSE reports she pays the highest market price for cream and can handle any quantity.
Six rooms and bath with furnace heat and a garage. Located south of the southwest corner of the school block. Inquire of Geo. Puckett.
A. S. Hardy advertises two fine lots in Callahan Addition and another well located lot for sale. Prices range from 425 to 650 dollars. Window sash supply and sizes available at Jackson's.
A high grade piano stored at Sidney is offered for immediate sale at a substantial reduction. Liberal terms to a responsible party. Ten year guarantee. For particulars write to The Denver Music Company in Denver, Colorado.
The Farmers Union Co Operative Company of Lorenzo Nebraska invites bids for a grain elevator construction per plans on file at Sidney State Bank Nebraska. Bids will be received at Sidney State Bank until noon Monday April 15 1918. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved by the board of directors W E Chambers president Guy Shaw secretary.
A dense assortment of Lincoln and Nebraska classifieds lists items for sale and rent including tractors such as a 15 30 Titan and a Rumley Oil Pull, various farm implements, an estray bay horse, sections and halves for sale, a bungalow, letter files, ice boxes, sleeping rooms, and real estate parcels. Names include PERSINGER & JEWETT, RAY MILES, N CHAMBERS, MRS S P JONES, ROLLA M MACE, W S WOOLSEY, L O KEEDICK, F N SLAWSON, R E L JACKSON, T E L JACKSON, CG H PETERSON, KOPAC BROS, J W HARPER, OSBORN GARAGE. Prices range from 60 dollars to 1 000 dollars with references to Sidney and Bayard Nebraska and other localities.
A public meeting is set in Gurley at Weyerts Hath Monday night in April for general discussion of the Third Liberty loan. A speaker will explain all campaign details and answer questions. Taxpayers and families are urged to attend. W. Lt. Tiger, Precinct Chairman.
Deep gratitude expressed for kind acts and especially florid arrangements after the loss of son and brother Harry. May all who helped find comfort and sympathy, signed by Mr and Mrs S C Bixby M W Osborn and family.
Estrayed from Sec 15-15-48 on April 1. A town mare weighing 1500 with harness marks and a dark gray gelding one year old unbroke. Liberal reward for information leading to recovery. W C Robbins Sunol Neb.
One sorrel mare with two white hind feet and white spot on the forehead named Joan Mare and one gray gelding. Owner can reclaim by paying all expenses per Sec. 12, Bwp. 15. Range 51. WM. ROHDE.
Notice to customers requiring all accounts to be settled by April 15 and that bottle customers must buy tickets after the 15th. The Bentley Dairy.
The Lady Maccabees announce a luncheon at the T.O.O.F. hall on Thursday evening, April 5th. The public is cordially invited and promised to start on time at 6 o clock.
Electric and water accounts must be settled by the 15th or service will be discontinued without further notice. This public utility alert from Sidney Municipal Service informs customers of impending service stoppage if dues remain unpaid.
Oscar Aurich advertises early Ohio potatoes for sale located one mile south and five miles west of Gurley Nebraska. Grain and farming community buyers are invited to inquire at Gurley location.
V Metz announces return from vacation at the old location and respectfully solicits their former cleaning and pressing trade. The advertisement names BE Metz as the tailor seeking old clients and requests patronage.
For Rent Light housekeeping rooms unfurnished Mrs Logan. For Sale Some second-hand lumber studs and planks Fred Kurth. For Sale Quarter section of land Fenced and cross fenced Fifty acres broke Mrs A Lindberg Box 66 Sidney Neb. Wanted Man to work garden plot on shares A Schmitt. For Rent V Partly furnished light housekeeping rooms Phone 150. For Sale Some fine Holstein cows and heifers Also new cream separator Ernest Hiett.
220 acres improved land four miles from Sidney near school good lind. address owner P O Box 669 Sidney Nebraska. LOST muff natural muskrat between Sidney and Gurley return to this office reward. FOR SALE Golden Millett Seed lb TOUGH.
Ford Tractor Attachments promoted with a guarantee that the attachment will not heat the motor. S A Schmitt Implement Co invites customers to visit. A lost earring and pendant notice appears with return details. A special teacher examination is set for April 20 at Sidney Court House, announced by County Superintendent Miss Anna McFadden. A Catholic supper, bazaar, and dance are planned for May 1 with further notices to follow.
Washington April 8 President Wilson signed the war finance corporation bill enabling government loans to key war industries. The act aims to stabilize essential sectors supporting national defense and production during wartime.
The April 1 condition of United States winter wheat was 78.6 percent of normal, with forecasts of about 560 million bushels. State figures show Ohio 80, Indiana 84, Illinois 88, Missouri 92, Nebraska 75, Kansas 67, Oklahoma 63, compared with 1917 and 1916 values and a ten year average. Local notes mention War Department inspections at Stock Yards by W A Boggs of Omaha and social visits with his sister Mrs W J Siders. Gurley resident A B LeClair in Sidney. and a closing line about Mrs Al Krush.
Shortclassified notice from R E L Jackson seeking good second hand fur niture. Contact phone number 198 for inquiries.
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