Feed Prices For Farm Poultry And Grains Listed
The notice lists oats flax rye corn and eggs with prices for young chickens and old hens per Ib, indicating a market listing or price sheet for poultry feed and related eggs.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1915
Page
8
The notice lists oats flax rye corn and eggs with prices for young chickens and old hens per Ib, indicating a market listing or price sheet for poultry feed and related eggs.
Five cents subscriptions for magazines and periodicals offered at this office. Also dust proof letter files for axles advertised by The Telegraph and small sectional maps of Cheyenne County available. E W Marnness listed with a phone contact for inquiries.
Advertisement notes purchase terms for kindling wood by the dray load at 40 cents per 100 pounds. Supply limited and inquiry directed to Bentley Land Co with a contact phone number. Mention of Cheyenne County lands and no delays in securing terms.
Classified notice states a front basement rental in the Gapen building available. Inquiries directed to this office for details and arranging viewings.
FOR SALE One four room house, a new eight room modern house and ten acres of land on the north side to Sidney. Also 640 acres of land one mile north of Sidney, five hundred planted to fall wheat. Good terms given. W. H. Boggs, Sidney, Neb.
One quarter block in the best residential district of Sidney Nebraska, located one block from the schoolhouse. Cement walk and trees. Inquire of Fundingsland Investment Co Sidney Nebraska.
640 acres square section in Thayer County Nebraska with good well and about 280 acres cultivated. A splendid stock and grain farm offered for exchange for Cheyenne County land or other lands nearby. CASSELMAN Lodgepole Neb.
For sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska the Northwest Quarters in Section 380 Township 18 Range 48 priced at 18 dollars per acre. Asking 500 dollars cash with the balance financed over a long term at six percent interest. Address the owner W N Proudbeit Lincoln Neb.
Auction or rental ad listing land in Cheyenne County Nebraska section 4 township 138 range 62. The Giuson-Travel Co of Chanute Kansas advertises a cream station opposite Brown Palace Livery Barn to solicit patronage. Humble claim of honest weight and test with highest market price paid by A Knox.
A compact notice urges spending the dollar in the Wonder Basement while Hornaday’s contact is listed with the phone number 23. The item presents as a brief promotional or classified snippet with limited context.
A stock of clothing and Gents furnishings valued at 6400 seeks exchange for land in Cheyenne or Logan County Colorado. Lands must be fair-valued with 80 acres under cultivation, 27 miles southwest of Omaha. Also offers 86 per acre Logan County or Cheyenne County land, a hotel in Brush for land, or any land for sale. Write J. F. Whitelock, Peetz, Colo.
Dressmaking in Sidney Nebraska at Mrs Easter day residence teaching dressmaking sewing and fitting. Mr Terry runs a large school with over 180 students. If not satisfied there are no charges. Emphasis on education and self sewing. Visitors welcome and apprentice girls wanted.
Harry Zick licensed in Nebraska, ex-president of the Wyoming State Assn of Optometrists, member of the American Optical Association, uses ophthalmoscope and retinoscope to detect eye issues. Charges for examination, single fitting with one year guarantee, and deposit due on ordering glasses with full payment on delivery and bi monthly payments thereafter. FOR SALE six room house and lot with shade, city water, sewer, hot and cold water. Inquire of Mrs A Lindberg.
Jake Mayer and W R Morrow were Dalton citizens traveling to Sidney wards on Friday. County Commissioner Troelstrup of Potter attended the Board meeting in the city Tuesday. Sheriff McDaniel sold his saddle horse Brownie and plans to buy an auto. The Jolly Dancing Club enjoyed an excellent evening with music from the Mandolin Club. The Dorcas Society hosts a bake sale at 230 o'clock today at the Sidney Drug Co. store. Mr and Mrs Jake Nelsen of Bitter Creek Wyoming returned home after two weeks with relatives here.
Sidney Lodge No. 196 Ancient Order of United Workmen initiated 25 new members Thursday evening as a full lodge room looked on. Officers for 1915 were installed with Jacob Jaskelek presiding. An oyster supper followed with speeches by Joseph Oberfelder, Jacob Jaskelek, Dr Glenn Bliss, Theo Woods, and Rev. Brother May. The lodge now totals over 265 and aims to reach 800 members by April 1.
Carl Carlson and Clarence Stran berg arrived in the city Wednesday from their North Potter homes. Mrs. Julia Ahrens departed Saturday for Denver after visiting three weeks here with her son Ed and family.
Owner offers a six room bungalow with water and sewer in house a barn and sidewalk to the post office one block from the new school house. Due to a move to a lower altitude the property is priced at sacrifice with part terms. Inquiries to W A Reed.
Rent advert for front upstairs room in the Gapen building offering electric light steam heat and hot and cold water. Suitable for office or sleeping room with inquiries directed to The Telegraph office.
For sale an improved half section of extra good land five miles from Sunol Cheyenne County Neb. Write or call upon C H H Moore the owner 407 East 15th Street University Place Neb.
Rental notice seeks tenants for a high-room house in Morrow addition. Inquiries directed to Mrs. Ollie Camblin.
Henry Ehmke and Sidney Krei from the north divide were involved in a Saturday incident that led to a court appearance. Both were taxed with fines and costs totaling six dollars each.
The Sidney Military Band held a meeting Monday evening and temporarily named V Klein as band director in place of T H Lynch who resigned.
In a Camp Clark precinct recount from the November election Fred Lindberg had a ten vote county lead. The recount shifted the county majority to Leslie Boodry by eleven after gaining twenty one votes in the precinct. He began duties at the official meeting on the 11th, showing irregularities could be found locally.
R D Wilson went to Sidney on business Monday. At a lodge meeting last Friday it was decided to put in the remaining members here into the Sidney lodge. Once strong locally, the I O F faded as workers left town and the group will unite with Sidney until enough strength returns to reorganize here.
An application filed in January in the probate court seeks the appointment of Mrs W T Robbins as administratrix of the estate of the late W T Robbins.
Attorney J M Swenson came back Friday of last week after a ten day journey to the east. He reported considerable satisfaction in a business sense from the trip and its outcomes.
In 2014 Judge Gapen issued 159 wedding licenses compared to 149 in 1918. The statement expresses hesitation that a higher number signals moral decline, reflecting on social change and historical comparison.
Livoni and Sen offer the Absolutely Guaranteed Sandbo Self-Starter for Ford vehicles at a price of 14.00 dollars. The deal emphasizes affordable auto parts and direct sales to customers seeking ready starting components.
A regular installation of the Lady Maccabees is set for 7 00 on Thursday evening the 21st of February. After the ceremony the Lady Bees of the north side will provide a ten cent lunch for all attendees.
For sale or trade an irrigation outfit comprising a 15 horse portable Olds engine fuel options gasoline or kerosene and a 5 inch centrifugal American pump. Used only three weeks. Submit inquiries to C Knapp Odessa Nebraska.
Two good mares in foal one coming seven other smooth mouth two geldings ages five and eight well broke one saddle pony and two last spring colts farm for sale or rent see Alfred Bauer.
Notice to Members announces a Chamber of Commerce business meeting tonight and asks for good attendance.
Miss Clara Klein departed on Monday to resume her musical studies in Denver. The move signals a return to formal training and further advancement in her artistic pursuits.
Attorney W. P. Miles spoke to about six hundred men in Alliance on the vital interests of every city. The event featured a band concert and a noon lunch at the Silver Grill. Other speakers included Judge Engleland of Lincoln and Superintendents I Bagnell and W R Pate. Sunday marked the campaign’s big day.
R W Puthoff returned Friday from North Platte. Mrs Puthoff remains at Good Samaritan Hospital after an operation last Monday. She is recovering nicely.
Mrs Frank Moorehead was taken to Denver Saturday by her husband and alerted on Sunday at St Joseph's hospital. She is rallying nicely according to reports received here.
Fred Lehmkuh t and Ed Bowser delivered thirty-five young mules to Commissioner Troelstrup for purchase at sixty dollars per head. The transaction lists Lodgepole as the source and sets the price per animal in a formal transfer.
Michael Flood and HW J Loebe of Davison precinct visited the city Thursday with full blooded barred Plymouth Rock cockerels. They planned to ship the fine birds to an eastern market, praising their beauty and quality.
The Fishman stock of dry goods is invoiced at 9229 78 with fixtures 910 25 totaling 10140 13. W F Quinlan of Kansas City handles the store as Rent for S P Pardee trustee. Liabilities are probably 25000. Stock to be sold in bulk at a date soon.
The Bridge club met Wednesday with Mrs. Borton and full membership present. Although the club year expired, the ladies re organized for the coming year and enjoyed music and lunch. Mrs. Dan Campbell won first prize and Mrs LaSorce of Denver presented each member with a hand painted souvenir.
The committee investigating the disputed Scottsbluff Sidney game ruled the contest a tie after reviewing all evidence. The official score was 20 to 20, supporting Sidneys claim and nullifying Scottsbluffs 21 to 19 unofficial tally. The decision allows Sidney a chance at the championship pending resolution of the replay or forfeiture.
Mrs E Phillips of Tama Iowa heads to Los Angeles for the remainder of winter after a monthlong stay with her daughter Mrs Bentley. She is a familiar figure among friends in both communities, having visited L A frequently in recent years.
In A. Bancroft has left with his goods and family for a new home in Wyoming. He has taken a homestead and his post office will now be Dwyer Wyoming.
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