Sidney Telegraph foreign advertising notice brief
Public notice item noting foreign advertising under The American Scan Press Association, with postal matter handling at Sidney Nebraska.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1922
Page
11
Public notice item noting foreign advertising under The American Scan Press Association, with postal matter handling at Sidney Nebraska.
A string of wry vignettes on social quirks and petty ironies. Lines mock soft replies, frost bitten lunches, broken marriages, and overheard jokes about jail time and vanished beauty. The tone is light, satirical, and aimed at everyday folly.
A series of social notes from Southern Breezes covers a snow last Friday, dances at Farl Kauffman’s, calls at Walter Braver’s, stock sale at BR R Lucore’s with high prices, wheat hauling by W H Braver, departure of Charley Taylor for Ordway, visits between Mr and Mrs Sherman Kerimen and Denver kin, trips to Flagler, business by Mr and Mrs W H Brauer, Denver trip for Mrs W M Sutherland and granddaughter Edith, a new butcher at M H Vanderhoof’s, Walter Brauer hosting Nebraska newlyweds, Meta Flindt visiting Denver, Mrs Will Clark’s operation, a Christmas program at the Lutheran church, hope for a white Christmas, Lillie Lange and friends visiting Walter Brauer, George Schroeder family visiting, Ira Daugherty and Inez at Kauffman’s dance, Bob White’s recovery after surgery, E Kuneth visiting W H Brauer, Lange dinner at Ernest Emspaphr’s, Charley Taylor and W H Braver visiting Fred Bent, Fred Parks adding to his house, and Milley doing the work.
A local music store announces an offer to sell all musical instruments on a monthly payment plan. The advertisement highlights affordable installments and flexible terms to attract hobbyists and aspiring players.
South Colton corn husking nears end as Ed Morris and partners relocate goods from the McDonald place to the Wellner place for a future home. Local residents haul hogs, plan moves, and prepare for a Christmas school event as district 07 and Lakeview locals join at the schoolhouse.
Antelope Divide area celebrates Christmas with school and Sunday school programs led by the program committee. A Kris Kringle and His Krew rehearsal filled last Sunday as preparations proceed for a 12:30 p.m. program. Farmers report mild weather aiding corn harvest while winter wheat prospects remain uncertain due to fall sprouting issues. Local visits noted include W A Nelsons, Bertramsons, and Mangums, with Nelsons recovering from grip illness. Sid ney visitors and Farmers Union meeting in Sidney are mentioned alongside local business ads from Burggess Music Store.
Mr and Mrs Sam Pollock hosted an oyster supper last Monday honoring their daughter Ethels eighteenth birthday with eighteen guests present. Various locals attended events in Crook Sterling and Peets as winter weather set in and community news circulated.
Not Afraid to Invest Stockdick let the contract last Friday for a house on his farm 14 miles northeast of Sidney. It will be of bungalow style and as complete as possible. Mr. Stockdick increases rather than diminishes his holdings of Cheyenne County property, even though he has many interests in Texas.
Denver Colorado advertising copy promotes Have Music in Your Home Now with flexible terms and big price reductions. It claims top grade lines for pianos, Victrolas, saxophones, brass, band gear, strings, records, sheet music and mosaic cabinets from Knight Campbell established 1874. Visual emphasis on free illustrated catalogs and no obligation coupon requests.
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