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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1912
Page
8
A reader recalls a birthday and a visit to WOLPS JEWEL and Fry Store. The narrator notes choosing a beautiful silver bowl and plans to visit again to pick a gift wood piece, confident the items are pretty and reasonably priced.
Fragmented notice lists a 74 address, Wollner addition and Gas Vollner blocks for an axle and a dust proof fetter. It mentions a pork sale and a call to Chas Callahan for inquiries.
Rental notice for a large front rush in Callatan Block leased by Laquire of Chan Callahan. Also advertised is 50 tons of baled alfalfa hay at 12 dollars per ton from Bentley Land Co. Cheyenne County notices radioed by The Telegraph.
Land listing for a 480 acre improved farm located 9 miles northwest of Sidney Nebraska. Contact Box 87 Sidney Neb. In Sidney town hall Mel Stoker provides price details and sample copies of publications. she offers information on available titles.
Notice offers twenty dollars for the return of two four-year-old mares described as dark iron gray and order bine gray with brands and marks on left shoulder. Reward payable by Grant Brany of Potter Nebraska. Mrs. Shart to collect rewards. Additional terms by Sowers and Polded Planta. Board and Rowe and Mrs. Hudson.
For Sale. Having decided to leave Sidney Twish brannotiave that bewilh beat omy real dones three blocks east of the Sidney Mercantile corner prepared to attend to any patienta wishing my services, on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY at EACH WEEK Gelil further notice. Beene, Dentist When you're down town drop in at Shorts' for a cup of hot choculate or bouillon.
Lost a black pocketbook containing 15 in paper money and some silver. Finder to leave at W. He. Adame's pool hall and receive reward. P A. MITTIN We have a small stock of dry goods we wish to close out. Men's work and dress shirts overalls hats hosiery and tied. Ladies' neckwear gloves belts supporters and aprons all at cons Jackson's Furniture Co.
Vaving offers eight trucks of dry goods groceries and queensware for sale or trade. Goods are free stock and up to date with guarantees. Options include selling in a lamp bunch or in blocks of $1000 or larger, trading for land or mortgages. Inquiries to BE Brown Land Co Sidney Nebr Farnisuel Rooms Hos water heat and weather light Phone 78 PO Box 306 Mrs BL W Frazey.
Four trains manned by University of Nebraska demonstrators and lecturers under Professor Pugstey start February 20. Two run on the Burlington, one on the Union Pacific, and one on the Northwestern. Burlington plans a third train March 4 to visit additional stops. Local officials discuss sending a Burlington train with two cars for lecturers, one per car, possibly adding a third car for domestic science demonstration to attract women.
A fiery opening condemns child labor at the Nebraska Conference of Charities and Correction in Omaha. Dean Walter T. Sumner urges Congress to pass a bill creating four new cabinet officers to oversee child conservation with the president and cabinet backing.
An unclear excerpt reports a runaway match with fragmented names and stray phrases. The readable bits imply a chaotic event involving pursuit and unnamed individuals, but details and outcomes remain obscured by garbled OCR.
Mrs Hart’s Domestic Science class met in the afternoon to learn soup making with noodle and tomato soups as examples. An impromptu musical program followed and the students praised the session. Mrs Griffith returned from Omaha after attending a brother’s death. a birth was reported for Callan Camblin on Feb. 28. Sen Ward was called to Kimball Sunday night.
The Nebraska state railway commission did not attend Chicago meetings where the Interstate Commerce Commission refused a 120 day suspension of proposed rate increases west of the Missouri River. R W Ralston of Lexington Neb filed a complaint alleging Union Stock Yards Co South Omaha undervalues hay for outside shippers while favoring commission men. S W Burnham of Lincoln, longtime business figure and former Lancaster County treasurer and legislator, died in Lancaster County after twenty five years in the area.
Diamonds and jewelry valued over $2000 were found sewn in the lining of the deceased burglar's vest following his shooting by Patrokman Nicho and Officer Armstrong near Saunders School in Omaha. Three citizens identified the man, linking him to recent robberies.
Judge Trebart issued a decision in the Enterprise Canal company versus Tri State Land company. The suit, brought by the Enterprise Canal company, seeks to establish the prior right of irrigation canals in the North Platte valley to water from the North Platte river.
A quirky remark about TL saving ten minutes daily for twenty years leads to a wider note on efficiency. The text then references UE and a now lengthy daily routine spent in the dyspepsia special anteroom in Seattle.
A compilation of early 20th century items includes Billy Delangy’s death in Oakland, an ionian Islands earthquake, Italian seizure and release of a French ship, a fatal fire in Cumberland Wisconsin, and the death of Morgan County Illinois’ oldest resident. Also noted are police intervention in Lodz, a Chicago streetcar collision, rumors of Gaby Deslys marrying Harry Pileer, testimony on money power, Saskatchewan land sale, Taft commuting a life sentence, New York Jewish population figures, Oklahoma crop plans, North Dakota figures, multiple drownings, political committee memberships, a Chicago shooting, Riley’s medal, a Denver marriage, hunted remains near Eagle Grove, a trial outcome in Cleveland, and several other varied incidents.
R. E. A. Carow from near Dalton was in Sidney on Monday. Billy Krueger left Friday evening for several weeks visit with relatives in Chicago and Wisconsin. Arthur M. Oberfelder arrived yesterday from Kansas City en route to Denver which will hereafter be his permanent headquarters.
Palmer Blake longtime settler in Johnson County died at his daughter Mrs. Cook Lamb’s home one mile east of Tecumseh after years of failing health. He was seventy six years old.
In Omaha at River View Park a buffalo fatally gored Nels F Aréerson. He died within an hour of the enraged animal attack.
Three additional corporations have had action started against them for noncompliance with the federal corporation tax law. The notice invites inquiries at the office and promises reasonable charges and satisfaction. Also advertised is lunch ice cream for Sunday dinner at Mrs. Short's.
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