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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1918
Page
4
Mrs Allen E Warren announces the opening of her studio for voice and piano study beginning September first. Call at the residence or phone to arrange hours. Catalog available on request. Former residence of Mrs Lindberg, phone 3833.
Until school begins, all school children may have their eyes examined at no charge. E. G. Sherrerd, Eye Sight Specialist, Betts Jewelry Store, Tobin Corner, offers this service.
Well casings and wag on tanks offered in 22 gauge 5 inch galvanized steel screw joint casings at 3444 cents per foot. Wagon tanks include 350 gallon for gasoline or oil at 68.50 and 500 gallon at 86.50. Sold by S A Schmitt Implement Co.
St Patrick's Academy announces the opening of its third school year on September 3rd with courses covering all elementary and preparatory grades, instrumental and vocal music, and special classes in Shortland Bookkeeping Business English Commercial Law and Typewriting. The academy aims to conserve moral welfare and provide a grounding in education without denominational bias amidst Nebraska's growth.
The provider states they charge for examination to avoid fitting glasses where not needed, positioning themselves as a trustworthy sight specialist.
Local shop Hinks Boot Shop urges customers to compare discounts on a selection of school shoes before purchasing. The notice stresses early wear and potential savings for students preparing for the new term.
Free battery tests offered at Sidney Battery Station on West Lincoln Way. Customer directions mention Ni 0 place 2 Hike home and reference Sidney Lomber Co. in the ad copy.
The National War Savings Committee launches the United States Government $100 Thrift Association. Members pledge to buy $100 in War Savings Stamps in 1918 and recruit a new member. Each member signs a postcard book, creating a chapter, aiming for ten chapters per county and about 930 books in Nebraska.
A one hundred dollar Fourth Liberty Bond furnishes funds to feed a soldier in France for about seven months and provide clothing, shoes, and blankets. It also outfits him with a revolver, and another hundred dollar bond equips him with a rifle, bayonet, and a thousand cartridges plus funds for a bomb or demolition tool for dugouts or machine guns.
A Lincoln dispute dated Nueust 26th details land in Cheyenne county leased from the state yielding nearly 13,000 bushels of wheat and 822.0 dollars to the lessor. The state earns 658.80 dollars from rental. Carnation Chair of the Degree of Honor No. 122 and friends held a picnic at Swatglander grove two miles east of town with about fifty attendees. Miss Bernice Lovall of Canon City Colorado visited Sidney Draw area, returning from Tryon Nebraska.
Superintendent Smith and his wife with their niece from Chappell visited the city on Wednesday. They toured the institute and looked over the little city.
Mrs Kinkaid visited near Dalton while Aloe Ross threshed this week. Drews and Joe Krender family neighbors helped hauling. Mr Kreader, brother of J M Kreader, arrived for a visit. Many relatives and neighbors from Dalton, Sidney, Potter, Gurley, and Power joined in threshing and harvesting activities. The week included threshing, cooking for crews, nurses heading to Denver, and a return to quiet farming routines.
Mrs Braughton and daughter Tene visit relatives in town while Miss Linn Larson stays with Nelsons. Florence Fisher sick, Red Cross held August 23 at Conner School, officers elected. A series of visits and Sunday gatherings across Potter, Carlson, Nelson, and Eckert households noted, with Fisher and Prince families among those mentioned.
Notice to Contractors sealed bids will be received by the directors of School District No 31, Region 30-16-48, Cheyenne County, Nebraska for the erection of a new school building per plans and specifications. Bids with a certified check of 5000 to Chas Nelck, Dalton, Nebraska. Bids opened Saturday, September 1 at the present school building. The board may reject any bids. Free battery testing at Osborn's Battery Station.
A petition filed Wednesday by Oscar No Reeden asks for probate of the Victor Julius Carlson estate with Victor Julius Carlson named as administrator. An order of hearing was set for September 23 at 10:00 a.m. in the court.
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