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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1914
Page
8
E. W Marless advertises affordable dental services and mail order pricing. The Telegraph notes dust proof letter files and small Cheyenne County sectional maps for sale. Subscriptions to magazines and periodicals are accepted at the office, with inquiries welcome.
A rural route seller offers a heavy gelding and several young mares with foal. Contact C Shannon or Sterling Cole for details and pricing.
Multiple classified notices list land for sale including 480 acres west of Dalton Cheyenne County near T M Freeman with showings by J W Casey 74 W Washington St Chicago Ill 60606 and a 160 acre improved farm in Sidney Nebraska seeking inquiries at box 4129 Also listed are a 6 room house for sale a modern 4 room flat for rent and a request to rent a five room house by May 1 10 with listings by Bentley Land Co plus a Frances Willard Union meeting on May 1 at Mrs James Wordens home and a lumber sale at First National Bank Also offered are a mortgage loan service Commonwealth Securities Loan Co with offices in Denver Seattle and associated contact details and general housing and job notices including a competent housemaid wanted and a five room house rental request.
The piece urges swift treatment of colds to avoid serious diseases. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for clearing mucus easing coughing aiding expectoration and helping the body throw off the cold. Sold by all dealers as an advertisement.
A Straube piano is offered for sale with inquiry directed to Mrs S Dedrick. The notice provides no further details on condition price or location. Local readers seeking a keyboard instrument or resale opportunity are advised to contact the listed owner.
Four year old dark red shorthorn fullblood cattle in prime condition offered by S. J. Hedges. Price set at 100 dollars.
Pasture for several hundred head of stock with ample water and good grass at Montauk ranch. Contact Albert Siebenaler in Sidney Nebraska by phone 229F5. Also for sale or trade a fully equipped 1911 Overland Touring Car. Auctioneer C P Millett. The Hornaday Moise & Grain Co. advertises in basement. Wanted second hand ice box from Jackson Furniture Co.
Henry W. Yates spoke before group No 2 of the Nebraska Bankers association in Fremont. He attacked the investigative committee and its report on regional banks, warned that Omaha and Nebraska are tied to Kansas City with limited loan prospects, and urged annexing Omaha to the Chicago territory rather than Kansas City.
ClarksNeb April 22 The Merrick County Farmers Co operative association of Clarks held its annual stockholders meeting. The manager presented and the report was approved showing a prosperous year and a substantial rise in working capital. J C Inbody and Helmuth Koeller were elected to the board of directors.
J B Lindsey, employee of Standard Chemical and son in law of John T Yates, vanished from his home at 815 South Thirteenth street a week ago. His family and friends have not heard from him as police in several cities join in the search to bring him back.
State Insurance Commissioner Brian unveils a new farm insurance form to be used by all insurers in the state. The policy requires the company’s full constitution and bylaws printed on the back of each policy, and copies have been sent to all farming insurers.
Frank Zalesky arrived from Sund Friday. J. R. Birdwell traded in town Saturday. Mrs A McAdam of Potter visited Tuesday. L F De Mars came from Lodgepole Tuesday. Joe Oliverius, a Lodgepole man, was in town Tuesday. Charlie Bartle, a north divide farmer, was here Friday. Born Sunday April 19 to Mr and Mrs A S Ayle a son. Born to Mr and Mrs B N Henderson, April 17 a son. H Heilman of Dalton was a Thursday visitor.
O A Torgerson of Omaha spent several days here the past week. A B Knox spent a few days of the week at Angora near Alliance. Dr Glenn Bliss is driving a new Maxwell car, a recent treat to himself.
Mrs Ernest Stuht and baby visited her parents in Lincoln on Wednesday. Carl Rutner and his wife from Sunol were noted as prosperous citizens in town on Wednesday. Shirley Wilson of Omaha spent the week as an interested spectator at the District court.
Mr and Mrs Paul Collart of the North divide were in the city on Friday. Mrs Oscar Anderson visited on Tuesday with her niece Miss Ella Erickson.
Friday a Conklin Fountain pen was lost with reward for its return to The Telegraph. Pryor of Dunlap Iowa visited Sidney Wednesday and owns county land. Kloke of West Point Iowa watched his land here Tuesday. Hellwig begins erecting a new house on north side lots. Ahrend Bernard Busse and Rev Otto Spehr visited Weyerts Tuesday. Mrs J R Carroll and baby son from North Platte spent the week here. G W Penman from San Diego was here Thursday on business. Judge H M Grimes left Thursday for North Platte to stay until Monday. Orlando Tefft of Avoca Nebraska, owner of several land tracts nearby Potter.
Market notes show oat and rye prices mixed with flax and butter, plus a 100 ton cream allocation and a 1.25 unit price for a cream product. No additional context or organizations provided.
Edgar Dedrick and his wife returned last Saturday from a week in Galesburg Illinois. John Daugherty spent several days in town arranging consignments of trees. Grace King came back Saturday from a visit to the Atkins ranch near Bridgeport. O R Owen the Ford man received a consignment of cars Wednesday for his growing trade. Herman Spitler came Monday from Grand Island where he attended business college.
R C. Roper of David City has filed with the secretary of state for the Democratic nomination for senator for the Twelfth district covering Butler and Seward counties. W H Smith of Seward, who represented the district last session, will file for the Democratic nomination for state auditor.
Representative H Gustafson of Saunders county will not be a candidate for governor on the Republic ticket. He leads the Farmers' union which bars its officers from seeking political office. Gustafson may run for the legislature.
A short poetic line about a mother’s love as a guiding lamp among stars, holy and eternal, lit at the throne of God. The verse emphasizes purity, steadfast flame, and the mother’s memory enduring beyond life. Willis is cited as the author.
Molly and Angeline speak of a forthcoming engagement with excitement and reassurance. The pair exchange warm remarks, celebrating a hopeful union and the social moment it represents.
Notice to all parties removing fences or driving across UP pasture that such activity must cease as stock is now being turned in at John McCleneghan.
Miss Grace McFadden and Miss Viola Osborn taught in Potter and spent the weekend in their respective homes. Commissioner Thorstensen Emil Carlson and wife and George Schrear were among Potter residents visiting this period.
A reflection on wealth and greatness arising from serving others. It argues that people rise by supplying others needs through work they are paid for, whether moral guidance or material provision, and that true command comes from service.
Mrs Roscoe Zimmer enjoyed a weekend visit from Mrs W H LeDoyt and her daughter of North Platte.
Mr. Johnson the Sterling florist was in town Friday supervising the placing of trees in the court house park. R. 8S. Oberfelder has bought a new five passenger car which he expects to use to keep himself in good health.
Glenn VanGorder spent Saturday and Sunday with his mother Mrs. R A Burnett as she traveled from Ohio to her home in Portland Oregon to attend her father’s funeral.
O C Owens sold several Ford cars this week including units to C A Salover Reginald LeSeuer and the priest at Pine Bluffs in a sequence of private transactions reflecting steady local demand.
Dr Warrick the Hastings Specialist will meet eye ear nose and throat patients and those needing glasses fitted at Dal ton Tuesday May 5 and Sidney at Hotel National Wednesday May 6.
Property notice seeks owner to reclaim a dark dapple iron gray mare with foal, about seven years old, by paying for this notice and damages. Identified as OSCAR BRANDT in section 12 township 18 range 49.
The last eighth grade exams will be held at the Sidney courthouse and at Dalton Potter and Lodgepole schoolhouses on Thursday May 7 and Friday May 8. The next teachers' exams occur at the courthouse May 15 and 16. The Reading Circle exam is on Saturday May 16. Edith M. Stark, County Superintendent.
Seed flax advertised by J. M. Smith half a mile east of Lorenzo, weed free seed. Also incubator for sale used one season priced four dollars. Phone 52. Painter booking by M. W. Osborn to reserve spring papering and decorating dates, call 165.
Dr Scott Commissioner Barlow John Pavlat and Fred Lehmkuhl were prominent Lodgepole men in terested in district court here this week.
Mrs Blondin of the Hornaday store spent the week in Billings Montana visiting her sister while attending to business matters.
The College Girls Musical Comedy Company appeared Monday night at the opera house and were all that the audience had been led to expect. They had a good house.
Sidney could spearhead a one day town cleanup to polish streets and cement walks. With concerted effort every foot of the town would be spotless and easy to maintain. Children helping would foster care for the city’s beauty and a shared civic interest. A date should be set and pursued.
The Ladies of the Catholic Church express public acknowledgment of sincere thanks for the patronage at their bazaar. Gratitude is extended to the people of Sidney, to merchants, and to others whose contributions and assistance were kind, considerable, and helpful.
C. E. Weyerts of Weyerts visited Tuesday to arrange stock for his Gurley store midway to Dalton. He reports a new double storeroom is finished and an elevator will be erected very soon.
Mrs. J. McDaniel arrived Tuesday from Albion Nebraska to visit granddaughter Mrs. Frank Wilson and family. Four generations share a happy time under that roof and plan to have their pictures taken together before returning home.
On Monday April 27 Atonement and Majestic Two Reel Feature The Race show at Keystone Sanfrancisco and Her Environs with One Extra Reel. Tuesday April 28 presents Kid Love Keystone The Pursuer Pursued American Romance of Sunshine Alley Broncho. Wednesday April 29 features Our Mutual Girl No. 8 Reliance Double Crossed Keystone His First Love Majestic One Extra Reel.
The theater presents The Silent Messenger two reel feature with Making a Living and a slate of Keystone titles. On Saturday May 2, A Romance of the Sea Broncho A Story of Little Italy and American Sunday May 3rd How Villains are Made Keystone The Power of Mind Majestic complete the program with additional shorts.
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