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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1911

Page

8

Local sale and rental notices in Sidney area

Dentistry reasonable prices. E W Murless contact. Residential plots in Wellner addition with blocks at 320 and lots at 100 each. inquire Gus Wellner. Rooms for rent for Mrs E W Murless. Garage space near electric light office for rent. Car storage 5 dollars monthly. Electric self winding regulator for sale. Woolf's Jewelry Store ad. For rent second floor at Sidney Ice and Cold Storage building 38 by 46 feet. inquire A S Harpy. House barn and three east town lots owned by Joseph Hauer up for sale.

Wellner Sidney Gus Wellner Woolf’s Jewelry Store Sidney Ice & Cold Storage Co Iequire A.S Harpy Salf Joseph Hauer

Sidney Ice Plant Offers Pure City Water Ice 24/7

The Sidney Ice and Cold Storage Co announces round the clock access to artificial ice made from pure city water at its new plant. Manager A S Harpy invites customers to call 64 for service.

Sidney Ice & Cold Storage Co A S. Harpy

Buggies for Sale and Miscellaneous Items

One rubber-tired runabout and one top buggy advertised for sale by Ol lie Camblin. A fireproof safe offered by Chas Callahan. Store boxes sold at Hornaday's 40 cents per 100 pounds.

Ollie Camblin Hornaday’s

Belle M Stoutenborough Club year book distribution begins

The Belle M Stoutenborough Club announces the year book is ready for distribution. Members may obtain a copy by calling at the Reat Room and paying a one dollar membership fee for the coming year. Constance Corbett serves as president with Jane Ragan as treasurer.

Belle M. Stoutenborough Club Reat Constance Corbett Jane Ragan

Olean Hotel Offers Dining Room With Rooms

Attention travelers the Olean Hotel provides a dining room connected to the rooms offering splendid home cooked meals for guests and visitors.

Olean

Delinquent Personal Taxes Kept By Cheyenne County to Be Collected

County Treasurer W R Woop declares delinquent personal taxes for back years will be pursued by distress warrants after July 27 1911. Notice urges all liable taxpayers to settle promptly to avoid additional costs. Also an eye health blurb promotes Dr Bilon at Metropolitan Hotel for free eye checkup on August 12.

Cheyenne W. R. Woop

Card of Thanks and Local Notices from Sidney Nebraska

Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors for help during the burial of Donald Fredrick McCarty who rests among the angels. Notices include employment for a school girl and a medical schedule with Dr G D Webster visiting Sidney on August 10 at Metropolitan Hotel and a confinement nurse Eva A Hopson listing phone and address.

Donald Fredrick McCarty Angela E. M. McCarty W.S Urcery

Reward Offered for Arrest and Conviction in County Case

Ten dollar reward posted for the arrest and conviction of parties who cut and stole a bag from a local incident. Property described as an acc. 16, township 15, range 50. Named individual Robert S. Obrfelder.

Robert S. Obrrfelder

Electric fields boost crop yields in British trials

Reports from England describe field tests near Evesham and Balmakewan where wheat oats and strawberries were electrified using a 100000 volt network. Observers note healthier growth sweeter fruit and yield increases of about 23 to 30 percent with modest costs for small-scale setups and higher costs for larger plots.

Evesham England London Graphic Balmakewan Oliver Lodge

Lloyd Mann and Wife Return From Wisconsin Illinois Outing

Lloyd Mann and his wife returned Wednesday from an outing that covered Wisconsin and Illinois, concluding their trip with the pair in good spirits.

Lloyd Mann Wisconsin Illinois

Johnsons visit relatives in Broadwater and Bridgeport

Mrs J E Johnson and her young daughter visited relatives at Broadwater and Bridgeport last week. The note adds a playful question about who will have the third incident as the writer recalls two fights that week.

J. E. Johnson Broadwater Bridgeport

Electrical discharges and crops under dull weather

The passage discusses high tension electricity discharges replacing sunshine on dull days and their unclear role in plant nutrition. It notes no evidence of shock or premature exhaustion, but suggests electrification may tone plants and aid soil micro organisms, implying potential positive effects on crops.

Oliver Ledze

Pairing son in farm partnership seeks shared profits

Advise taking oldest son into partnership to share profits and responsibilities on the farm. If he is ambitious, it will spur his interest and pride, but remember partnership means he must receive a portion of the profits as well as duties.

Albany Campaign Calls Citizens to Clean Streets

Albany chamber of commerce directors launch a citywide drive to keep streets free of litter. A committee prepared home circulars urging residents to cooperate with authorities and observe street regulations to prevent dumping and refuse in public areas.

Chamber of Commerce of Albany N. Y

Largest of Flowers Raffesia From Sumatra Looms Large

The raffesia native to Sumatra is described as the world’s largest flower. It has five brick colored petals about a foot across, with irregular yellowish swellings. A cup nearly a foot wide contains the stamens and a fleshy disk with horn like projections. The cup holds about twelve pints and the flower weighs around fifteen pounds.

Sumatra Stamford Rattles

Rubber Substitutes From Bituminous Minerals Studied

Experiments with two bituminous minerals eliterite and tabbyite suggest a material similar to rubber can be produced with good wearing qualities for automobile tires and other uses. In 1909 new bitumens like wiedgerite were found. this soft moist substance, colored like liver and turning black when exposed, is high in sulphur and touted for rubber substitute production.

Novel Use For Old Rails As Tropical Telephone Poles

Old steel rails are repurposed along the Panama Isthmus as upright telephone poles set in concrete bases. They resist tropical insects, do not rust at the base, and provide strong support without braces or guy wires.

Panama

Rust Proofing Iron by Boiling with Acids and Iron

A described method states rust proofing iron is achieved by boiling iron in one gallon of water with four ounces of phosphoric acid and one ounce of iron filings. The process yields a black corrosion resistant coating.

Local Notes on Illness Travel and business activity

Miss Anne Radcliff remains quite ill. Mrs. J. W. Harper has been ill since Sunday. E. P. Dow of Pittsfield Illinois visited the city yesterday. Mrs. Lowe recovering after a siege of illness. Mrs. Odette of Denver visiting brother Ollie Cam blin. Hornaday store receives fresh paint. J. L. McIntosh returned Friday from Omaha. Mr. Osler of Denver Piano Co. back in Sidney. Mrs. William Bundy of Potter seriously ill at St Andrews Hospital. Miss Mercedes Lowe returned from California. H. P. Loft able to be about again after a trying spell. The Matinee Girl appeared at Tobin Opera House Friday. Mrs. Ed Puthoff worse on return but improving. Mrs. John Culkins and Taylor party spent Thursday in Potter. Mildred Hurd of Eddyville Nebraska visiting Mrs. Frandsen at Olean. Mrs. Chis Livoni quite ill. Kimball County sister comes to help. E J Sweet erecting cement block warehouse behind his shop.

Ardmore Death Triggers Family Visit From Two States

Mrs. Griffith hosts her Pennsylvania brother and her South Frank Tobin nephew as identity of death of Mrs. Katy Bretty brings kin from Ardmore. Mrs. Sicdow and Eva plan two weeks in Omaha and Council Bluffs.

Mrs. Griffith Pennsylvania South Omaha Frank Tobin Ardmore South Dakota Katy Bretty

Van Gorder Returns Home After Western Trip

F L Van Gorder came back to Sidney Sunday from an extended western trip. He appears well and happy. A Maccabee lunch hosted by Mrs Scanlon Thursday afternoon pleased attendees. Mrs DeSpayne and daughter Hazel left Wednesday for Lincoln due to Mrs DeSpayne's sister illness.

F. L. van Gorder Sidney West Mrs. DeSpayne Hazel Lincoln

Knight Campbell sells two electric pianos in Bridgeport

J. W. McDaneiel of the Knight Campbell Company returned from Bridgeport on Wednesday with news he sold two electric pianos to residents there.

J. W. McDaneiel Knight Campbell Company Bridgeport

Mrs Mabel Petersons Child Swallows Button Near Potter

A young girl in Herdon near Potter swallowed a large button on Wednesday and was taken to Sidney on Thursday for medical care after experiencing pain from the unusual item.

Mabel Peterson Herdon Potter Sidney

Auto Trip Delights Family Ride to Samuel Springs

J W Harper reports from California that his daughter and her husband J R Kleespie and friends enjoyed an eighty mile drive to Samuel Springs with no mishaps and a perfect day for all involved.

J. W. Harper California J. R. Kleespie Samuel Springs

Cheyenne County Teachers Institute Set for Sidney

The annual Cheyenne County Teachers Institute will run one week from August 14 1911 in Sidney High School. Speakers include I L Q Wilson Baptist A T Hukill and Mrs W S Bostder. Eva Moreland will present a reading entertainment August 15 with local talent. tickets 25 and 35 cents.

Cheyenne County Teachers’ Institute Sidney I .Q. Wilson Pawnee City Neb A. T. Hukill Waterloo Iowa W.S. Bostder Lodgepole Nebr Miss Morrison Eva Moreland

Glass fittings with Dr Bilon at Metropolitan Hotel

If you have been unable to get glass es that suit you, consult Dr. Bilon at Sidney, August 12th, at Metropolitan Hotel. There is a pleasant surprise in store for you.

Bilon Metropolitan Hotel

Klein's Orchestra to Play at Sunol Dance Tonight

Klein's Orchestra will perform for the Sunol community dance event tonight at the town hall venue featuring live music and dancing.

Klein

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Big Ben Tory Wolf's Jewelry Store Pepo Ai Waco E. W. Murlless E. W.murllese Chas Callahan Club Fo Jt Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Nebraka Mary Aldridge G. D. Webster Central Eva A. Hopson Lox Crystal Theatre Motion Pictures Logan County Colorado Mercer Station E. F. Shaw’ Room N.Y Robert Browning Stone Hotel John Clarke Anne Radcliff E. P. Dow Pittsfield, Ill Mrs. Odette of Denver Hornaday J. L. McIntosh Omaha Osler Denver Piano Company William Bundy St. Andrews’ Hospital Mercedes Lowe H. P. Loft Serge Tobin Opera House Ed Puthoff John Culkins Miss Taylor Mildred Hurd Eddyville, Nebraska Mrs. Frandsen The E. J. Sweet Cheyenne County Abstract C. M Hadley T Doran Cheyenne County Abstract Co H. T. Doran Nebraska Sidney Bonded Title and Abstract Co F. A. King, Pres Cleburne Building Sidney, Neb
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