Telegraph listings offer maps loans and periodical sales
Centiatry, first class prices reasonable. E. W Murless, phone 75. Dual proof letter files for sale by The Telegraph. Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph. Five cents each. Subscriptions for magazines and periodicals will be taken at this office. Apply any time. See Bentley Land Co for that farm loan. No delays. Lowest interest.
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Cheyenne County
Ule
Bentley Land Co
For Sale Cheap. Good heavy gelding and mares with foal
C Shannon and Sterling Cole offer a heavy gelding and several young mares with foal for sale Rural Route details accompany the note, indicating a local agricultural listing. The message reads as a brief sale notice likely from a rural community paper, with no other context provided.
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C. Shannon
Sterling Cole
Land sale ads show 480 and 160 acres Cheyenne County
Classified page lists four SALE items including 480 acres near Balton Cheyenne County with easy terms and showings by J. W. Casey, plus a 160 acre improved farm in Cheyenne County. Also WANTED addresses for Fanny Bouldry and children, a competent housemaid, a 6 room house for sale, a modern 4 room apartment to rent, and a lumber sale tied to cement work. Also loans offered by Commonwealth Securities Loan Company with Denver and Seattle addresses.
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Balton
Cheyenne County
T. M. Freeman
Dangers of a Cold Warn Readers to Act Fast
The ad warns that colds are dangerous not for the cold itself but for serious illnesses they can cause, urging prompt relief. It touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as helpful to loosen the cold, relieve the lungs, aid expectoration, and help the body throw off the illness, and notes it is available from all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Rose Comb Rhode Island Red Egg Settings For Sale
A classified line notes two imported male birds and mating with ten thoroughbred hens. Pen No 1 offers a setting of 15 at five dollars per setting. Pen No 2 charges two dollars per setting. Pen No 3 lists one dollar fifty cents per setting. Seller R A Blake in Sidney Nebraska.
Plowing Done at Short Notice in Sidney Neb
Plowing and breaking completed on short notice at the usual price. Contact IRA S. KLINE, Sidney, Nebraska, Postoffice Box 215. Telephone 225 R12.
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Ira S. Kline
Sidney, Neb
Alfalfa Seed For Sale At Auction
Extra quality home grown alfalfa seed offered at 650 dollars per bushel. Inquiries directed to Auctioneer P Millett or J P Eckert.
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P. Millett
J. P. Eckert
Livons & Son 5 Passenger Auto For Sale
Auto for sale offers a fully equipped five passenger car by Livons and Son. Call for a bargain as the seller clears space for new stock.
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Livons & Son
Windmill For Sale at Woodmanse Property
Windmill for sale including a 30 ft steel tower. See at Louis Wasem's home. Adjacent local listing notes Woodmanse site and contact.
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Woodmanse
Louis Wasem
Land for Rent near Sidney Nebraska 1914 cash lease
Ninety seven acres of good land one mile southeast of Sidney to rent for cash. About twenty acres alfalfa seventy acres cultivated land and balance in pasture. Will rent for the year 1914 for two dollars per acre cash rent. For further information write Jacob Glenn Gothenburg Nebraska.
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Sidney
Jacob Glenn
Gothenburg
Neb
Piano for Sale by Mrs S Dedrick
Straube piano offered for sale by Mrs S Dedrick. Inquiries invited.
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Straube
S Dedrick
Bull for Sale by J Hedges Dark Red Shorthorn
Dark red four year old fullblood bull in prime condition offered for sale by J Hedges. Price 100 dollars.
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J. Hedges
Pasture For Rent At Montauk Ranch
Pasture for rent suitable for several hundred head of stock at Montauk ranch with ample water and good grass. Telephone 22915. Albert Siebenaler, Sidney Nebraska post office address.
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Montauk Ranch
Albert Siebenaler
Sidney, Neb
Furnished Room For Rent And Trade Offers
One large furnished room suitable for two gentlemen for rent. Phone 175 Mrs FD Gould. For sale or trade a fully equipped 1911 model 40 TI Overland Touring Car. Auctioneer C P Millett. Wonder Basement bargains. Hornaday Moise Grain Co. Twelve foot square dining room table for sale. Inquire Ernest Kruse.
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FD. Gould
C. P. Millett
Ernest Kruse
Angient Law Revived by Anti Saloonist Lincoln
Alleging that the 1845 act approved by the governor had never been repealed, IEA and A M Bittenbender filed a petition with Lincoln's excise board arguing that licenses for saloon sales would violate law. The petition cites the state constitution preserving laws in force until altered and the continuity of laws despite the new constitution.
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Lincoln
Iea
M_ Bittenbender
Interneys
Excise Board of
Webster county votes four mill levy for two years
Webster County authorized a four mill levy for two years to finish the county court house fund. The measure carried by about a thousand votes after the state supreme court voided the Hummel law. Bowles Construction Company was awarded the building contract. The board can now proceed with a modern fireproof courthouse in Red Cloud.
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Webster County
Red Cloud
Neb
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Supreme Court
Bowles Construction Company
Onawata
Prosperous Nebraska farmer ends life in barn hanging
Cedar Bluff April 15. Alex Eadicke sixty three, prosperous farmer, hanged himself in his barn on the farm midway to Fremont. Temporary insanity cited as cause. He farmed near here for forty years. Survived by a widow and three children.
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Cedar Bluff
Neb
Alex Eadicke
Fremont
Phoning Your Painter for Spring Papering Dates
Phoning your painter M W Qos born and reserving your dates for spring papering and decorating will insure you against disappointment and delay. Phone 165.
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M. W. Qosborn
Local and Personal Notes Highlight Sidney Social Ties
Local residents frequent visitors and travelers populate Sidney's week. Prominent ranchman T J Quinn was in town Thursday while Mrs Fenske and her son from Lodgepole dropped by Saturday. Henry Horst of Clara and Mrs Bartholomew of Kimball noted visits, with several other residents attending bazaars, missions, and local business. Dr G D Webster returns to Sidney and will maintain a office until further notice. Nearby movements include Miss Doris Bates of Lodgepole visiting friends, Reverend A A Corbett departing for Deadwood for two weeks, and a string of locals from Weyerts Sundl and Orlando ranches attending events and shopping in Sidney. Andy Ladine, Lena Jessen, Gus Jeudes, and Otto Patterson are among residents making recent trips or relocating residence. ground conditions for seeding are reported favorable.
Pacific hotel assigns day desk duty to Harp on return
W C Harp, the night clerk at the Pacific hotel, will assume daytime desk duties after his brief vacation in Omaha. A night clerk will be employed to handle shifts.
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W C Harp
Pacific Hotel
Omaha
Women to Raise 3000 for Nebraska Building Plan
Mrs F M Hall of Lincoln journeyed to Fremont to address the Nebraska Federation of Womans clubs in the Third district. She outlines plans by Governor Morehead and state officials to secure funds for a Nebraska building on the Panama Pacific Exposition grounds and seeks club women’s help to raise 3000 for furnishing the building.
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Lincoln
F M Hall of
Kruse buys and tests cream at his home
Albert Kruse, agent for the Alliance Creamery, advertises at his home two doors south of the courthouse for farmers to bring in cream and receive their checks immediately.
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Kruse
Court House
Albert Kruse
The
Alliance Creamery
Peru Gets Building
At the state normal board meeting it was decided to erect the next new building at Peru though no definite action was taken as no plans specify how much money can be expended. The board has already spent 60000 for Chadron and 80000 for Wayne and now considers Peru.
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State Normal Board
Peru
Chadron
Wayne
Pern
Rate case hearing ends as Omaha Sioux City clash
On April 15 Lincoln arguments before the railway commission concluded over schedule No 19. Mc Vann for Omaha jobbers argued for larger territory and free competition. George Bell for Sioux City warned the plan could exclude Sioux City from Nebraska and claimed it unconstitutionally favors class interests. The commission must decide by June 1 before interstate Prouty rates take effect, with a 30 day window if the order is issued.
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Lincoln
Railway Commission
McVann
Omaha
George Bell
Sioux City
Nebraska
Commission
Tolls Repeal Foel Ready
Opponents of repealing the Panama toll exemption vow to flood the senate canal committee with arguments against the measure after it passed the house. Supporters insist the administration will maintain a firm repeal stance with no compromise, aiming to secure the exemption's end for American coastwise ships.
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Panama
Senate Committee On
Newark iron merchant turned New York thug jailed for eighteen years
Edward Mendel of Newark, reputed iron and steel merchant by day, was sentenced to eighteen years in Sing Sing for luring Mrs Pauline Koetzel to a West Side freight yard and tearing earrings from her ears. Police later identified him as the assailant in three additional robberies.
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Edward Mendel
Newark
N. J
New York
Sting Sing
Mendel
Pauline Koetzel
Upper West Side
Pelts sighted from missing seal steamer south of St Marys
Seal pelts believed to come from the missing Southern Cross were seen seventy miles south of St Mary’s Bay by the searcher Kyle. The find marks the first definite crew sighting related to the vessel and its 170 crew members after a week of coast patrols.
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Southern Cross
St. Mary’s Bay
Nebraska State Baseball league opens May 18 schedule set
Hastings Nebraska April 15 The tentative 112 game Nebraska State Baseball league schedule is announced with May 18 opening and Labor Day closing. Opening pairings include Kearney at Superior Grand Island at Beatrice Columbus at York and Norfolk at Hastings.
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Hastings
Neb
Nebraska State Baseball League
Kearney
Superior
Grand Island
Beatrice
Columbus
York
Norfolk
Film Schedule and Nightly Features Listing
The cinema program spans April 20 to 26 with multiple theaters showing a mix of two and one reel features. Highlights include The Scientist's Doll, Wearing of the Green, A New England Idyl, and Path of Genius, plus a five piece orchestra accompanying the show.
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Wearing of the
Mutual Girl No. 7
Reliance
New England
Bridge Reliance
Path of Genius
Rubeville Majestic
Kid Love Keystone
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Pee
Ee Odode
Columbia
Writers’ Company
OLD Line
Leo E. Osborn
E. W Murluess
Telegraph
J. W. Casey
Washington St. Chicago
Fanny Bouldry
Grace
Harry
Willie
L M Wagner
Phoenix
Ariz
L. O. Fundings
A Lindberg
Sidney Drug CO
First National Bank
Commonwealth Securities Loan Company
Gas & Electric
Denver
Colorado
Kenry
Seattle
Washington
Rhode Island
R A. Blake
Ollie Camblin
Auto For Sale
Livoni & Son
Hornaday Moise & Grain Co
DR. J. K. Elms
Hotel National
Presbytery
Ned
Nehbraiska Presbytery
Cecil Phillips
Mr McCaw
Fairbury
Chicago
W H Kearns
Minneapolis
J H Salisbury
Auburn
G HH Graham
University Place
K Mittan
Adams
JF B. Sheldon
City
T J Quinn
North Side
Mrs. Fenske and Son
Lodgepole
Henry Horst
Clara
Mrs. Bartholomew of
Kimball
Mrs
George Davis
Ernest Graham
H. C. Castleman
John Hinrichs of
Weyerts
Lee
G. D Webster
Doris Bates
Mary McIntosh
A A. S. Corbett
Deadwood
Nick Treinen
Mrs. L. Jessen
Cheyenne
George Richardson
Orlando
Andy Ladine
Agnes
Sidney High School
Sunny Jim’ Winterstein
Klopp Printing Co
Sidney Friends
Lena Jessen
Gus Jeudes
North Divide
Jeudes
Andy Andrews
VUP
Goshen
Indiana
Otto Patterson
Western Drug Co
Jackson Furniture CO
Neubauer
Shon Sroney
Nes
Arket
Upeports
Ideal Theatre
Thanhouser
K-T
Majestic
Desert
Tribesman Thanhouser
Love and Gasoline
Keystone
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