Rates of Subscription for Sidney Telegraph
The Sidney Telegraph lists subscription rates with one year at $1.50 postage paid and six months at 75 cents. Single copies are offered in advance. The notice notes mailing details and that the paper is entered at the Bidney Nebraska post office as second class matter.
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Bidney, Nebdr
E. F. Sumner Post Organized by Grand Army of the Republic
The Telegraph reports the E. Sumner Post of the Grand Army of the Republic is formed with officers including Jacob Amberg as post commander and Daniel Herlihy James Pepple Fred Nick C. B. Borgquist Edward Fenton Jacob Widmer John Zobel. Also notes thanks to Christ Schmutz for beer donation and a northern report of two bodies found near Tusler's ranch, one believed to be Roycroort, companion of McDermott in the March snowstorm.
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E. ¥. Sumner
Grand Army of the Republic
Jacob Amberg
Daniel Herlihy
James Pepple
Fred Nick
C. B. Borgquist
Edward Fenton
Jacob Widmer
John Zobel
Telegraph Boys
Christ Schmutz
Christ
Tusler
Roycroort
McDermott
Telegraph Files From 34 Years Ago Listings
The item lists local business names and owners including Enoch Johnson at Doran and Fowler ranch buying horses, Chappell's telephones for A H Nichols, and various merchants such as E Mclernon W White Mrs H W Chowins M H Tobin D J Scanion Wm Kreuger C X Troenitz H McFadden E Doran & Sons A Pease and D Essig with their trades from hardware harness lumber and more.
Notices of final homestead proof and probate in Telegraph files
The Telegraph reports notices of final homestead proof through Register George W. Heist for Harm Hippen Carl Teske Edgar North Lydia Dye Maggie Snyder Warren B Coulter Wilber R Coulter Nelson C Dunlap Conrad Sitkker John J Weyerts Cynthia Dresser George Shear Vaclav Klein Catherine McAllister Mary E Alyward Ellen M Alyward. The estate of Moritz Urbach was probated. Mrs Mary A Madden died at Globe ville Colorado Sunday evening. Her mother Mrs Ward, formerly in charge of the City Hotel here about three years ago, belonged to Sid ney residents.
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Harm Hippen
Carl Teske
Edgar North
Lydia Dye
Maggie Snyder
Warren B. Coulter
Wilber R. Coulter
Nelson C. Dunlap
Conrad Sitkker
John J. Weyerts
Cynthia’. Dresser
George Shear
Vaclav Klein
Catherine McAllister
Mary E. Alyward
Ellen M. Alyward
George W. Heist
Register
Mary A. Madden
Globeville
Colorado
Ward
City
Sidney
Music memory contest previews classic operatic and orchestral works
The article outlines a year-end music memory contest for schools with a twelve week preparation period. It highlights 32 standard pieces and 25 correct identifications. Composer bios cover Verdi Handel Elgar and Tschaikovsky with notes on Il Trovatore Anvil Chorus Largo Salut dAmour Marche Slave and related themes.
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United States
Anvil Chorus
Verdi
Giuseppe
Roncole
Italy
Busseto
Handel
Xerxes
Elgar
Edward Elgar
Lady Elgar
Tschaikovsky
Turkey
Servia
Russia
Nicholas Rubenstein
Tachaikowsky
Electric Shop Ad Sells Tanlac Bottles in Tennessee
For your Electric Supplies go to the ELECTRIC SHOP in the Hardy Ridge opposite Court Howe. I have sold over 2000 bottles of Tanlac and have never had a dissatisfied customer, writes Smiser's Drug Store, Columbia, Tennessee BASSETT'S PHARMACY.
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Hardy Ridge
Court Howe
Smiser
Columbia, Tennessee
Bassett’s Pharmacy
DENTA-PYRO Hygienie Antiseptic Cream Ad Promo
An archival advertisement promotes DENTA-PYRO Hygienie Antiseptic Dental Cream as a dental hygiene product and invites readers to subscribe to The Telegraph for related content and updates.
State Crop Report April 1 1922 Nebraska wheat rye and labor trends
The Nebraska April 1 1922 crop report notes wheat at 80 percent condition below average and 13 percent under last year with forecast output near 60.1 million bushels. Rye stands at 85 percent, corn reserves and swine prices bolster hog production, brood sows rise 10 percent to 734000, and farm labor supply is 102 percent of last year with demand at 91 percent. Some western areas show moisture shortages and potential abandonment in southern Nebraska.
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Leo Stuhr
Nebraska Department of Agriculture
A. E. Anderson
Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
Nebraska
Supreme Court orders audit registered bonds for schools
Sidney residents had voted funds for school floating debt and state auditor Marsh refused to register the bonds. The supreme court ruled the auditor must register them, saying the legislature granted authority to the district. Bushnell could save about ten percent by converting floating indebtedness into six percent bonds rather than paying high discount and interest on warrants.
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Sidney
Marsh
Supreme Court
Bushnell
Easter flower orders from Willing Workers at church
Flowers of the Christian church group take Easter orders. Call Mrs. Borland at 526 or Mrs. Hewitsen at 466-3 to place your order promptly.
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Christian Church
Borland
Hewitsen
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Thea American 18S Association
Enoch Johnson
Doran and
Fowler Ranch
Chappell
A. H. Nichols
E. Mclernon
Sidney Merc
Dr. W. White
Camp Clarke
H. W. Chowins
M. H. Tobin
D. J. Scanion
Wm. Kreuger
Sidney Nursery and Vegetable Garden
McFadden
C. X. Troenitz
Farmers Hotel
H. McFadden
Globe Hotel
E. Doran & Sons
A. Pease
A. R. le Sueur
Moritz Urbach
Mickie
of New
Mets Millenery
Leo Osborn
Flowers
Paul Jones Middies
Paul Jones
Cheyenne Co. Trading Co