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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1912
Page
8
A narrator selects a hand painted salad bowl for her mother from Wolf's Jewelry Store after discovering a wide range of gift worthy items. She finds the goods pretty and reasonably priced and plans to shop there again for future gifts.
Dentistry, first class prices reasonable. E W Muortcess, phone 75. Resident lots and blocks in Wellner’s addition to Sidney Blocks 320. Lots 8100 each. Inquire Gus Wellner. Dual proof letter file for sale by The Telegraph. For sale a freproof safe. Inquire of Chas Callahan.
The Telegraph advertises small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale at five cents each. Also offers RENT apartments in the Callahan building. Cuas. CALLAHAN
For rent an improved 480 acre farm located 9 miles northwest of Sidney Nebraska. In Sidney call Mrs. Stokes at Box 87 to discuss prices for magazines including new or renewal subscriptions. She can show sample copies and provide information on available publications.
Grant Braby of Potter Nebraska offers a $20 reward for the return of two 4 year old mares that escaped from his ranch. One is dark iron gray the other blue gray both branded G C on the right jaw and open A on the left shoulder. The signer guarantees $10 for each horse returned. Also notes sale or rent ads and local services including Mrs J C Hudson taking orders for cut flowers and potted plants and offering board and rooms.
Arrangements set for gospel meetings at the Sidney court house under the Nebraska Christian Missionary Society with its own evangelistic team. S. R. McClure & Son of Bethany Heights Lincoln represent Churches of Christ. Meetings open to all and aim to uplift religion and morality in Sidney. W A Baldwin secretary invites attendance. Short’s offers hot chocolate or bouillon downtown.
Annie Wright Recorder states the Camp R N of A will hold monthly meetings for assessment payments at C E Harper store from 2 30 to 5 0 p m on the last Saturday each month until further notice. Lost a black pocketbook containing $15 in cash and silver. finder to leave at W H Adams pool hall for reward. P A Mittlein notes dry goods stock clearance at Jackson's Furniture Co offering bargains on clothing and accessories.
The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh and constitutional disease by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure and urges sending for testimonials while noting the product is sold by all druggists and lists 75-cent family pills.
The Sidney Fire Department announces its annual masque ball at the Tobin Opera House on Wednesday evening February 14. An excellent orchestra will provide music as organizers strive to make this the season’s banner event.
The High School shows Gray's Elegy In a Country Churchyard this week and Miss Wehrs' nature explanations engage students. The approach emphasizes all around education beyond textbooks, increasing school spirit and social awareness through direct experience.
Three Omaha men filed a petition with the secretary of state to place William Howard Taft on the primary ballot as a preferential presidential candidate. Je R Shotwell of Omaha led the effort, with Lincoln Taft supporters stating they knew nothing beyond the signers’ support for the president and belief the petition was in good faith.
Right of way along the Northwestern road in Nebraska will be kept weed free with a thirty foot strip leased to adjacent farmers. Landowners pay one dollar to legalize the lease and must plant alfalfa or other grasses. Grain growing is prohibited on leased ground. over two thirds of the right of way has been leased. The Dairy Cattle Breeders association reelected officers for the year, and Resolution called for a state university supervised contesting association.
A chaotic wire service style digest reports events from across the globe. It notes Roosevelt nominating efforts in Chicago, aviation entries in Los Angeles, and Turkish politics. It reports deaths by suffocation in Minneapolis and Logansport, a headless body found in St. Louis, and a stairway of political moves including Cummins and Dunne candidacies. It mentions food price spikes in New York, a bobsled accident near Port Washington, and a proposed food duty exemption. It also covers legal notices, marriage license refusals in Missouri, and Carnegie funding for a federation headquarters in Washington.
A fragmented notice lists tricycles shoe flies a slide skates and chairs for children in a continuing sale. The sparse text hints at a local auction district offering kid oriented items though details are incomplete.
On Superintendent Cowan advice Albion High School secured a lecture set with over one hundred slides including ninety color transparencies for use next Monday evening. The collection showcases great master pieces and is highly recommended for art study in the community. Mrs Short offers ice cream for Sunday dinner.
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