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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1910
Page
8
Multiple items offered including poultry eggs for sale at $100 per set, hydrotherapy and dental pricing, seven room house with two improved lots, pyrography supplies, two washing machines by Jackson Furniture Co, stray horses near Sidney weighing about 1000 lbs, old veneer liquid by Jackson Furniture Co, five room house for sale, land purchase wanted near North Divide, and strawberry plants available from J R Meripield.
An advertisement touts Conego No 34011 a dark bay 16 hand trotting stallion bred by G M Bunker Subethba Kansas. It highlights crosses to Electioneer Wilkes Abdallah 15 Mambrino Patchen 58 and Geo Wilkes and promotes insurance offerings by F E Brown Sidney Nebraska and the Asta company for buildings horses cattle and auto policies.
This last call warns customers with accounts from 1908 to settle immediately or have their bills turned over to an attorney for collection. S. Fishman signs the notice. Also offering full blood Plymouth Rock eggs for sale. inquiries directed to Ernest Kruse.
A town parable about a merchant who saw business decline and refused to advertise. He argued that spending would be wasted when trade was bad, delaying any promotion until demand improved. The tale highlights the opposite view that marketing can stimulate sales even in downturns.
J R Kelley Bancroft and Postmaster Fred Nelson Potter were in town Tuesday. G J Hunt Bridgeport and F A Rowan Dalton attended events earlier in the week. Numerous residents including R P Scott Bridgeport and H H Junken Dalton traveled through the county seat. Ernest Line Lodgepole stayed several days. Mrs George Harvey ill at home. Geo Gunderson Potter and Charles Cradit building a cottage. M M Duggan laying house foundation F R Scheer Wahoo Land Co. in city for land matters. R R Welton Albert Capron Geo Burk Bridgeport in town last Tuesday. Charlea Wright plans two story house. Miss Nannie Anderson Lena Jessen visited Cheyenne. Mrs Pfeiffer starts at Sidney Mercantile. Cyrill Smersh Emma Kleick Bridgeport married Monday in parish. John O Kane Gothenburg guest of Mrs James O Kane. Mrs O Kane hosted a cousin. Second-hand goods sale set for Saturday April 2 at A J Guernsey residence.
District Sunday school convention schedule at Sidney M E church on April 23 features a morning devotional by Rev Zinneecker and sessions on aims, primary work, graded lessons, missions, temperance, and normal work. Includes committee appointments, elections of officers, reports, and song.
A Sidney court room meeting on Monday April 8 at 1 30 a m invites all county youths under 21 to join boys and girls clubs in agriculture and domestic science. Parents welcome. Also a demonstration event for floor finishing processes at the Sidney Drug Co on April 20 21 with the demonstrator answering questions.
Property includes large front and back lots with stone barn sheds chicken house and hot house. Hot and cold water in kitchen and bathroom. Fine blue grass lawn and shade trees. Price reasonable and terms favorable. For information call at the Stowitts building.
The B M club will hold its established exchange next week from April 22 at Baldwin's store seeking new patrons. A Chi-Namel demonstration occurs April 2021 offering tips to replace floors and refresh rooms without full renovation. Free lessons by a special instructor. First eighth grade exams set for April 20 and 22 at local schools and court house. Sheet music and books available at J M Jacksons Co.
The undersigned will sell on Saturday April 23 all household goods nearly all new and an extra good piano. Prospective buyers may call at the residence of A. J. Guernsey in Sidney Nebraska for bargains.
The evening tour changes to 8 o'clock with prompt attendance requested. Mrs. Zinnecker expresses gratitude to hospital visitors and hopes to leave by April 20 or soon after. Sunday services at 11 am and 8 pm discuss God’s Deliberation and The Appollyon in Every Man’s Way, with Sunday school noted as interesting.
Harri sons notes that fasting and breakfast culture shifted in the sixteenth century. He observes earlier customs with breakfasts in the forenoon and drinks after dinner, while now dinners occur at noon and suppers later in the day. Nobility scholars merchants and peasants adjust meal times, with London patterns showing dinners before noon and suppers around six.
In 1889 after a battle with Abyssinians the dervishes marked their retreat by twisting saplings into living knots along the route. The trees grew twisted and now stand as the sole reminders of that uprising described by Arthur J. Usayes in his Source of the Blue Nile.
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