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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1910
Page
8
L. W. Bever, the optician with twenty years of experience, will visit Sidney on Wednesday February 16 at the Metropolitan Hotel. Free consultation. Hever has served Sidney for fifteen years and promises reliable eye care and fitting glasses.
Dual proof letter files for sale by The Telegraph and dentistry items priced affordably. E W Muralless can be reached by phone for details and purchases.
Moving pictures present a passion play at the Lutheran church next Wednesday at 8 p.m. The life of Christ from birth to ascension will be shown with promising entertainment. Tickets 25 cents and one license. Date February 16.
The undersigned prohibits hunting on his premises in sections 24 and 35 and the south half of section 26 township 14 range 50 plus the four southwest of section 30 and northwest quarter north west quarter section 31 township 14 range 49. Trespassers will be prosecuted. Gus Wellner offers one two year old registered Poland China boar at 25 dollars. E V S Pommerooy
A sorrel mare, 2 years old, branded X on the left jaw, is lost from four miles northeast of Seatorp. A liberal reward is offered for finding or leading to its recovery. Contact C G Erickson, Sextorp, Nebraska.
Advertisement notes a ranch on sections 9 10 11 and 16 in area 1449 with good pasture and spring water, all under one fence, inviting contact or inquiry to Epw McLernon in Sidney Nebraska.
St Patrick's Catholic Church lists Sunday masses at 10 o clock, with third Sunday at 8 o'clock, plus weekday masses at 7 7 30 and 8. Ogalalla Ouhkoah attendances occur twice monthly, Cheppell twice monthly on Saturdays, and Mitchell Scottsbluff Dalton Paxton, Kimball Bridgeport, each once monthly on Sundays or Saturdays. Rev JAMee 8 Domson pastor with assistants Rev MicHard Feenry and Rev KAVANAGH.
Wanted to buy land in small or large tracts. Before selling your land give us a chance to bid on it. We may make you money. If you care to rent your land write us. We will look after it for you. Bentley Land Co.
Auction notice for a ranch sale on February 16 at 10 a.m. includes 6 geldings and 6 brood mares, 2 milk cows, a pedigreed stallion, farm machinery, and other items. Terms: cash under 10, installments over 10 with 10 percent interest, 5 percent cash discount. Removal after sale terms met. Neslund owner and Baker clerk with auctioneer George Gertes.
On Tuesday February 15 1910 a sale opens at 10 pm listing 3 geldings 5 mares 1 horse colt 11 milk cows 3 heifers 12 calves 5 hogs 140 chickens 3 lumber wagons 2 buggies 2 walking plows cultivators disks and more with terms 12 months credit over 10 dollars 5 cash discount and notes secured by bankable collateral. Hans Peterson W P Tips s owners H G Miller auctioneer A K Greenlee clerk. Also rental rooms and farm equipment adverts and pyrography stock from J M Jackson Co and notices for public sale March 3 at St George Ranch.
On Thursday February 24 1910 at 10 a m a large sale of 40 horses including 8 work horses and 6 mares with colts and a registered Percheron stallion 3 years old plus 3 milk cows farm wagon hay rack Deere equipment and general farm machinery and household goods to be sold at buyers risk with cash for small sums and credit terms for larger bids S J Hammel owner and Cou V F Kucera auctioneer printer position open at the office
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Sure Hatch Incubator and Brooders for sale cheap. Inquire Raymond Bros. Ground bone for chicken feed 3c per pound at Habler Johnson's. Public sale of stock and machinery at St George Ranch March 3. Sheet music and books at J M Jacksons Co. Fire apparatus receiving repaint by Ed Brennan.
F L Olmsted argues Saxon planning should prioritize future welfare. Consider fire safety, traffic, health, drainage, site development, dwelling needs, and not disfigure streets and squares. Street widths depend on local traffic, with short connections to main centers and open spaces aiding welfare. Public and church sites, front gardens, and setbacks of at least fifteen feet are required. back buildings must not form a continuous row.
Reverend William Harper and his family from Montrose are visiting the city today, listed among arriving residents and local gatherings during the period.
Rev Henry Zinnecker and Thomas Darnall will speak at the M E Church Sunday morning with a lecture for young men. Sunday evening invites all to services. The Old Song Concert at the opera house by the Ladies Aid was a success. Thanks to Ladies Aid and Sidney patrons. praise for Mrs Philip and the choir. Furnace repairs at the M E church finished. heating plant overhauled for smoke free service. Meesers Barlow Wyatt of Lodge Pole bought a new four cylinder Ford through Dr Beebe’s local agency.
Mr and Mrs W C Dugger of Bridgeport announce the arrival of a young son very recently born. The birth is noted as a hopeful source of happiness for the couple and their family.
A contractor building a railroad in a warm climate reduced meat rations and boosted Quaker Oats in daily meals. He boiled oats and mixed the oatmeal water with drinking water, raising strength and spirits as illness subsided. The story highlights the value of oatmeal in a labor force.
Holy communion at 7 30 a m Sunday school at 0 45 morning prayer and sermon at 11 subject Jesus Tempted evening prayer and sermon 7 30 subject Temptation litany bymos and church in a traction Wednesday 4 o'clock children's confirmation class Friday 4 o'clock Friday 7 30 litany hymns devotions address St Margaret s Guild at 4 o'clock Thursday rectory Ladies Guild Friday 2 o'clock for work chvir practice Friday eve after service Rev RICHARD WHITEHOUSE Rector
Morning services at 11 oclock with the subject The Strength of the Children Evening services at 7 30 with What is a Christian Sunday school at 1 00 p m The pastor encourages large attendance at all church services and many children in Sunday school N P Grosen Pastor.
F. E. Brown of Sidney Nebraska advertises as the oldest and most reliable company in the United States. He can issue new policies or renew existing ones and insures houses barns buildings livestock and automobiles along with bonds and accident coverage.
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