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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1909
Page
8
Wallace claims three pillars of value experience quality workmanship The article states Wallace manufactured over 5 000 000 dozen pieces between 1835 and 1897 and that most ware bore other firm names The metal used is 18 percent nickel and the plate reputedly offers superior appearance and wear The mark 1835 R Wallace signifies top quality and durability
Swan DePdrick informs Sidney patrons he will manage the Tobin opera house starting March 1 and presents the National Opera Co. as opening attraction on March 4 with Offenbach's The Grand Duchess in three acts. The note promises top attractions and invites patronage for the opening night.
Strayed or stolen one yearling stud colt one yearling steer branded on right side and a last summer calf. Reward promised. Notice to Hunters forbids trespass on premises in sections 24 25 26 twp 14 range 50 and southwest of section 30 and northwest of section 31 twp 14 range 49. All trespassers will be prosecuted. Gus Wellner Sidney Neb November 26 1908.
Two well improved farms for rent. Inquire with the Western Realty Co. Sidney Neb. The Telegraph office offers a full line of typewriter ribbon paper carbon paper and related supplies in any quantity.
A notice warns all debtors to call and settle with Simon Fishman before March 1. After that date may resort to compulsory action to compel payment. The writer claims patience exhausted and seeks timely repayment as a business obligation.
An ad list offers a combined subscription to The Weekly Inter Ocean and another paper for 1.75 per year. Also notes have sale of land in Cheyenne county Neb and contact E A Kennel in Keota Iowa. Other items include Blue Ribbon Coffee at Hornaday’s, hay delivery, a job for a house girl, a lost gold locket near the track last Sunday February, and a request to return to The Telegraph for reward.
Local items advertise pasture for rent through Western Realty, dentistry with reasonable prices, E W Marless and J H Bockastadter cement contractor, machine repair and sewing, Brewer Auto Garage repair services, Guernsey Dray transfer work, and hay for sale by bale ton or carload from Chas Trognitz.
Greenlee and Benson seek payment on all outstanding accounts after selling brainees to the Sidney Mercantile Company. Miss Clara Koehn offers dressmaking at Mrs. A J Guernsey's residence. Rent available for a four room business home. Five room house and lots for sale by box 446. The Innocent Young Thing recounts a moving picture maker’s reenactment of a Western massacre at a frontier fort.
In a St Nicholas piece, Frank Stick notes long standing enmity between polar bears and walruses. Bears prey on seals while walruses defend themselves on land poorly, yet their bulk slows them when hauled from water.
Washington February 18 1909 public address by M P Kinkaid postpones action on reducing improvement requirements under the One Section Act. He seeks strong constituent support and notes possible per acre values from 62 to 75 cents. Contains local notices about bank guarantees and regional commerce.
The Dorcas Society met with Mrs Essig while Mrs Griffith returned from a mission to Iowa. Various residents travel, marry, or suffer weather delays. Bishop Graves to lead Episcopal services. plans for a new bus purchase. snowbound officials and legislative updates on school aid and a federal building grant. upcoming Opera Company show and village board election chatter.
An advertisement indicates readiness to take orders for all floral work. It notes Mrs. J. Z. Easterday lives 14 miles east of Sidney. Also offered for sale is a Woodmanne windmill with steel tower and pump in excellent condition, with inquiries directed to W. F. Bunsett.
Parents must send beginners during the week beginning March lat as the only admission period for new pupils. W. R. Pate serves as superintendent. Rev. E H Combs is to be installed as pastor of the Lutheran church of Potter next Sunday morning at 11 o clock by Rev. L F Gunderman of Sidney, who will preach again at the evening service.
Trinity Lutheran church will hold no preaching services on Sunday February 28 due to the pastor's absence. Sunday school will meet at the usual hour. L F Gunderman pastor.
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