Local Advertisements and Notices From The Telegraph
Dust proof letter files for sale by The Telegraph. Five cent maps of Cheyenne County offered. Farm land loans at 7 percent arranged by Bentley Land Company in Sidney Nebraska. Old newspapers for shelves carpets and linings advertised. Second hand stores wanted. Sidney Lumber Co promotes subscriptions. Osborn and Jorgenson Building and Loan new plan presented. Trunks grips and hand bags stocked at Jackson and Son’s Bee Hive Store.
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Bentley Land Company
Sidney
Nebraska
Just
Jackson & Son
Look Girls Leap Year Grab a Man
A compact notice amid classifieds lists tasks from Sidney Lumber Co seeking corn buys at Bentley Dairy in Sidney Nebraska and a November car overhaul special. Also includes ads for abstracting services and store wants, a taken up mare notice, and employment pitches from Power Lubricating Co Detroit.
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Sidney Lumber CO
Plowing and threshing outfit reasonably priced
Plowing and threshing outfit 26 40 case cas or kerosene tractor six bottom plow one 32 54 steel case separator used one short season good work still looks new This outfit priced right with terms if desired See 31 15 46 W C DUDDS.
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W. C. Dudds
Judge McClenaghan’s busy week settles 27 cases
Twenty seven offenders, mostly unruly drunks, faced Judge McClenaghan this week. Fines ranged from five to twenty five dollars, with many paying off on the streets. Several formed pairs or gangs and, after drinking to escape winter, caused free for alls before retreating to heated rooms. The report laments disrupting their warm routine by sending them to the cold streets. FOR Rent-Sleeping room. Phone 291.
Various Classified Ads from Brush and Derby Listings
For sale: honey in 60 pound cans at 6.00 each or 11.50 for two. Riverside Apiary, Daniel Danielsen, Brush, Colo. Also livestock ads including Jersey boar, Chester white boar, and Hereford bull all registered. Booth Ranch Derby, Neb. Two lots for sale in Clarkson Addition. Estray: one sucking calf. owner to prove property. Furnished room for rent. Motorcycle and 6 H.P. twin cylinder Excelsior parts or vehicle for sale. Property owners and names include Farmers State Bank Brush Colo, Charles B. Portrey Sidney Neb, J. C. Lobn Derby Colo.
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Farmers State Bank
Brush
Colorado
Riverside Apiary
Daniel Danielsen
Colo
Curve Jersey
C. I. C. Chester
Herford
Booth Ranch
Sund
Neb
Estray
My Place
Charles B. Portrey
Sidney
Local and Personal Notes From Sidney
The column lists residents and visitors including Mrs Knox of The Telegraph, Fred Rehmer of Gurley, Henry Ronniker, Mr. and Mrs. Goettsche and Ruth, Mrs. H. A. Stover, and many others. It mentions the Nebraska State Bank nearing completion, Peggy O'Moore at Tobin Opera House, and various travel, holiday plans, and local business updates. Also notes a wreck near North Platte, a new water system under construction, and Hahlers store progress.
Missing Navajo blanket reported in Sidney area
A red and white Navajo blanket was reported missing on Wednesday near Sidney or on the road to Potter. A reward is offered at the Variety store for its return. Mrs. W A Borton and her children will vacation in Moberly Missouri and other relatives this coming two weeks. Thomas Niemeller and family arrived from the eastern state to help farm at the Bentley ranch next year.
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Sidney
Potter
Variety Store
W. A. Borton
Moberly
Missouri
Thomas Niemeller
Bentley Ranch
Winter Weather and Research Stops at Corner University
Sixteen below and an inch of snow marked Tuesday night. Wednesday was bright and warm, with a calm dawn. The community pledges to remain sane and safe. Chancellor Oeschger of Corner University visited briefly en route to Salt Lake City to study the Mormon tithing system and conduct other research.
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Oeschger
Corner University
Salt Lake City
Mrs Murphy Visits Old Schoolmate in Busy Week
Mrs Emma Murphy of Long Beach California visited her early school mate Mrs Frank King between trains Monday. She plans to travel to the eastern coast for a visit. A E Anderson of Omaha is the expert shoe fitter in the Hink Store and praises the community’s spirit and fellowship.
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Emma Murphy
Long Beach
California
Frank King
A. E. Anderson
Omaha
Hink
Local residents bring home Christmas cheer and praise opera
Mr and Mrs Roy Isenberger and Mrs Claud Moorehead visited the metropolis on Wednesday and returned with Christmas packages. Peggy O Moore at the Opera house last Saturday night delivered one of the finest dramas, winning hearts and drawing a large, responsive audience. Mr and Mrs W J Chambers returned Monday from Denver where they stayed two weeks. Mrs Chambers had throat surgery and is improving.
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Roy Isenberger
Claud Moorehead
Peggy O’moore
Opera House
W. JE. Chambers
Denver
Spidler Jr Visits Glendale for News on Father’s Injury
Jr D Spidler of Glendale Wyoming spent Friday and Saturday with locals hoping for word on his father who is recovering from an injury and able to be helped downstairs.
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Clark Fuller
Brideport
Fuller
D Spidler
Glendale
Wyoming
Juarintore family deported to Kansas City for holidays
Mr and Mrs Juarintore and daughter Ruth were deported Wednesday to Kansas City to spend the holidays among relatives and friends.
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Juarintore
Ruth
Kansas City
Contractors Rally to Build Through Winter Weather
Contractors have learned how to shape up their work so that winter weather cannot interfere with progress and nearly every building under construction is moving forward at a rapid pace.
The Christmas Spirit and Its Traditions
The article extols Christmas as a season of love charity and hospitality. It traces Santa Claus to Kris Kringle and Saint Nicholas, notes stockings origins in England, and highlights decorations music and mistletoe lore. It urges giving with genuine sharing and honoring the holy day.
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Santa Claus
Krist Kindlein
Christ Child
Kriss Kringh
Nicholas
England
Earol
Nebraska Officials Seek Higher Pay and Next Year’s Meet
At Alliance the Nebraska State Association adopted resolutions urging the legislature to raise mileage allowances and salary by 30 percent. Officers were re-elected and Omaha chosen for the 1917 convention. Also set were June 19 to 21 for the Nebraska State Sunday School association annual meeting in Omaha. A masked bandit robbed two farmers near Beatrice, getting about 15 dollars and firing into a buggy. Kansas county attorneys received a probe on prohibitory laws from Omaha’s Committee of Five Hundred seeking information to craft Nebraska’s dry law. The Interstate Commerce Commission notified a Kansas City hearing on January 4 about possible rate changes affecting grain product shipments, with July 30, 1915 rates lingering. Woodruff Ball urged exchanging scattered western school lands for a compact area of about 10,400 acres to create more valuable reserves for the state.
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Nebraska State Association of Commissioners, Supervisors
Allance
Omaha
Nebraska State Sunday School Association
Charles Higgins
Nat Thompson
Beatrice
Tle
Thompson
Kansas
Nebraska
Reed
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas City
Bertell
Woodruff Ball
Valentine
Forestation Commission
Freckles Song Play Delights City Audiences at Tobin
The dramatization of Gene Stratton Porter’s Freckles wows readers and non readers alike with poetic nature scenes and stirring incidents. Music arranged for the production is tuneful and inspiring under The Broadway Amusement Co. and debuts January 1 at Tobin Opera House.
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Gene Stratton-Porter
Broadway Amusement Co
Tobin Opera House
Bank Burglary Rumor Circulates In Colorado Towns
A brush Colorado burglary last Monday nears home as no arrests are made. Rumor of a similar Stoneham incident remains unconfirmed. Editorial voice argues banks may need doorkeepers armed to deter crime, noting public anger at recurring lawless acts.
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Brush
Colorado
Stoneham
Cruelty of a Mother Disturbs Boston Letter
Mrs. Jones reads a Boston sister's missive about a mothers' club aiding in raising children. She protests that she used discipline, not a club, while her husband recalls strict methods. The exchange illustrates parental tensions and differing childrearing approaches.
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Jacob
Mary
Rmaisin
For first class wallpaper see Vig go Nelson
A shortened line mentions first class wallpaper and references Vig and Nelson in a compact note. The readable text is limited, offering minimal context on the matter. No clear event, date, or organization is identified.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm and City Loans
Osborn & Jorgenson
Sidney, Nebraska
Telegraph
Cheyenne County
R. &. L. Jackson
Osborn and Jorgenson
Wahler & Treinen
BUICK
Bentley
A. Brott
F. A. King
Jackson Store
Jackson
BE. A. Mayer
Power Lubricating CO
Detroit, Mich
Sidney Markets
Clarksons
J. C. Lobn
Derby
VW. Frazey
John H.null
Sidney Neb
Hahler & Treinen
Chevrolet
Sam Fine
Fred Rehmer
Gurley
Henry Ronniker
Northeast
Mrs. Goettsche
H. A. Stover
Nebraska State Bank
James Currigan
Iowa
G. R. Miler
Bartley
Kulelia
Frank Doty
Buckingham
Edith Wassum
Lodgepole
Velma Jones
D. R. Campbell
Implement Dealer
KK. W. Ingwerson and
Weyerts
Jim Groshunt
al Draper
North Divide
W. J. Braham
Lincoln
Charles Mann
North Platte
James McMichael
Edith Martin
the State University
L. Martin
Charles Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Hans Anderson
Sidney Dame
Rose Street
J. P. Brown
L. E. Lewis
Cram
L. F. Cunningham
Clara
Fred Lehmkuhl
Fred Lehmkuhl Jr
Claud Moorehea
J. H. Hensen
Phillips, Wyoming
Sidney and
Little Dale Braham
E. E. Hayes
City Schools of
Chadron
H. C. of LY
Timm
Sidney Mercantile Company
Osceola
Hahlers
Seasons Greetings
Cheyenne County Lumber
A. E. Phelps
J. J. Parks
Asst
Pear
C. Miller
Ishare
Viggo Nelson
Trabe
Hardy Building
Reisdorff & Livoni
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