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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1910
Page
2
Dentistry ads and price notes. Prohibited trespass on Gus Wellner property with legal action. For rent pasture land near Sidney with fencing and water. WANTED to buy Cheyenne county land quarters near Sidney from D. R. Jones. Subscriptions offer for The Telegraph and Inter Ocean & Farmer. Epw Mclernon inquiries.
Young married man with experience and good references seeks clerk work in a general store. Capable of selling goods, creating new customers, and retaining existing ones. Address Sam C. Williams Bloomingdale Tennessee.
St Patrick’s Church lists Sunday and weekday masses with monthly rotations for Ogalalla Oshkosh Chappell Mitchell Scottsbluff Dalton Paxton Kimball Bridgeport and notes Rev James Dosson Pastor and Rev Kavanagh Assistants. Also ad for land bidding and rental services by Bentley Land Co.
Auction of horses cows hogs chickens wagons plows and household goods set for February 16 1910 at 10 am from the old Charlie Swangon place sec 24 township range north east of Sidney. Terms include 12 months credit for sums over ten dollars with notes at 10 percent interest and five percent cash discount. cash in hand for ten dollars and under. Hans Peterson and W P Tris owners H G Miller auctioneer A K Greenlee clerk.
F. X. Rihn visited Sidney on Saturday. Mrs. A. A. Sharp of Ickes post office visits relatives in Cheyenne. A Freeport Long Island banker died after eating his own pie. Lutheran ladies held a successful supper at Mrs. C. D. Easig home socially and financially. A Queen of Holland history hints a queen may be unhappy. Twenty four land buyers seen on the horizon through Thursday. Judge Tucker united in marriage Craig Bradford and Maury A. Nelson of Denver last Saturday. Sister Lodgepole reports a measles outbreak mild but general. Harriet Radcliff returned from Lincoln and eastern Nebraska cities. Marguerite Stowitte returned from Wisner Nebraska with Mr. and Mrs J. C. McNish. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet with Mrs. Shoemaker Friday February 4 at 3 o clock. South divide community held a meeting to organize a telephone company. outcome not yet known.
An assorted column shows a price of 175 per bushel with six to nine tons per acre and seed efficiency of twenty-five to fifty bushels. It urges immediate writing by Riley Howard of Orchard Nebraska and mentions a shoe shop rebate of 25 cents on Front Street.
The family of Mrs. Cawley thanks friends and neighbors for support during illness and death. John Cawley and Mr. and Mrs. J K Childers express gratitude for kindness shown.
For sale includes a two year old registered Poland China boar at 25 dollars E. V. 8 Pomeroy Rooms To Rent Large well furnished heat and light Mrs E W Murless For A-Sate Half dozen Rhode Island Red Cockerels at Sieach See J E Trininer at Court House Sidney Wanted Girl to do housework Mrs A Pease A companye of married wymmen singers with spinasters and maidens willing to play old tunes in old day attire Watch for the date.
J O Anderson announces a sale at the U P barn in Lexington on Saturday February 13 featuring 20 Poland China sows 15 Duroc Jersey sows 6 young boars 10 yearling bulls with several prize winners. Many sows bred to Growthy Look and buyers urged to request a circular for full descriptions.
A local shop on Front Street promotes a 25 cent rebate for wetting a half sole at the New Shoe Shop. Patrons can repair robber boots and take them home the same day with a guaranteed leak free result.
The piece explains that Britain imports Quaker Oats despite longstanding local oats use. It attributes the exports to American improvements in manufacturing and a focus on foreign trade, noting Quaker Oats’ reputation for cleanliness and flavor as a key factor in sales to Europe.
A roadside guideboard at Richards' corner in South Weymouth Massachusetts lists sixteen principal towns of the old colony district with directions and distances. The signpost predates motor vehicles and aided travelers when horse carriages were common, serving much of the South Shore and Buzzards Bay area.
The article praises good roads for transforming nearby farms. Farmers near the road repaint, repair, and construct new houses, while distant homesteads move closer to the public road. Overall, the road’s presence makes the area look prosperous and progressive.
Monday marked Henry Schroeder's birthday as about forty fellow Lutheran church members gathered at his castle to celebrate with refreshments music and speaking. The Telegraph hopes his shadow will never grow less.
A Thursday afternoon shower centered on Baby McDaniel as the Dorcas society, led by Mrs. McDaniel, bestows well wishes and gifts for the newborn. The event reflects community support and maternal regard within the church group.
Joe Stone is back to work after a week's layoff. The roofing gang finished their task and two round houses now have space again. E Brown resigns as night fire lighter. George Smith will replace him on the road. Mrs F G Griffith travels to South Omaha due to her nephew Esme Green's illness. Foreman Nicholson completed ice storage for the year, supplied by Krueger Brothers, 22 to 24 inches thick. Edgar Dedrich goes to North Platte for ten days to cover an operator’s absence. Supt John McCart returns after vacation and helps repair a broken water main. Foreman Murphy outfits round houses with asbestos smoke stacks to reduce interior smoke. I resign as Government Stock Inspector. consult Dr. J E Ellis, my successor, for dipping information.
An old newspaper ad from F. E. Brown of Sidney Nebraska promotes job printing services and insurance offerings. It touts brochures, circulars, labels, policies and auto, building, horse and cattle coverage, with a note to beware imitators. A separate line advertises Ye Old Song Concert at the Town Hall on February 5, 1910.
Morning services at 11 o'clock with the subject Who is on the Lord's Side. Evening services at 7 30 with What Christiana ought to be. Sunday school at 10 a m. The pastor N P Grose notes growing congregations and invites all to attend. The boys are winning in this race.
Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. Sunday School at 10 o clock Morning prayer and sermon at 11 o'clock Perseverance Evening Prayer and Sermon at 7:30 The Bible and the Church St Margareta Guild meets Thursday 4 o'clock Rectory Choir practice Thursday 7:30 p.m. Ladies Guild meets Friday 2:30 Rectory Rev Richard Whitehouse Rector.
Mrs Mack Radcliff departed Wednesday for Bridgeport and will visit the ranch to inspect the corners and feather beds. She may stay about a week. A. B. Persinger of Lodgepole was in Sidney Tuesday.
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