Equal Quality Equal Price in Local Store Ad
A local store promotes “easy money” with high value per dollar, claiming superior quality for the same price and equal quality at lower prices. The advertisement emphasizes strong value messaging.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
5
A local store promotes “easy money” with high value per dollar, claiming superior quality for the same price and equal quality at lower prices. The advertisement emphasizes strong value messaging.
Mrs Fred Wirth returned from the east as relatives visit. smallpox and flu illnesses strike several families including Beyer Frame Schnetulla. hay hauling and hog marketing occur around Sidney. many residents travel to Sidney for services and business. week features fine stock weather and excellent wheat growth.
The Fisher brothers hauled wheat to Potter last week while local residents made visits and joined a Farmers Union meeting. Ida Eddy spent Saturday in Sidney and Andy Brett returned from Denver after his mother in law’s death. Sidney Lumber Co. remains noted.
It's the little kidney ills the same weak or acting back the unnoticed urinary disorders that may lead to dropsy and Bright's disease. When the kidneys are weak, help them with Down's Kidney Pills endorsed by 80,000 people. Mrs Worden of Lincoln Highway says she used them with good results and Dean's Kidney Pills helped her. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A fragmented notice from a writer offers literary services on all subjects including obituaries, claiming to provide glorious tributes for departed friends and a living transcript. The odd phrasing suggests a promotional or archival caption for obituary writing.
William M. Goding sues in Cheyenne County Nebraska to quiet title to Lots 4 5 7 8 and west half of Lot 9 in Block 1 original town of Potter. Defendants named by publication must answer by March 1920 or risk default judgment. Court clerk signs.
Owen R. Owens petitions Cheyenne County District Court on January 22 1920 to quiet title to Lot Four Block 27 original town Sidney Nebraska and exclude defendants including unnamed spouses heirs and co defendants from any right title or interest in the real estate and to settle all claims of creditors and heirs with complex party designations in the action.
A court authorized service announces that all defendants must answer the petition by Monday March 18 or risk judgment by default. Dated January 24, A J, the filing requests action per the petition.
The County Court in Cheyenne County Nebraska schedules a hearing on W. O. Miles petition to admit as Nebraska the NY Kings County will of Jean nie Wolbstein deceased. The hearing is set for Feb 23 after notice by publication in The Velograph for three weeks.
Notice to interested parties that W P Miles filed a petition in Cheyenne County Nebraska for determination of heirship of Charles S Black who died intestate in St Louis Missouri about May 3 1908. Heirs creditors and interested persons are directed to appear. The estate includes an undivided 1 21 interest in the S K B Quarter of NE Quarter and Lot 1 with a 10 acre exception, deeded to Robert S Oberfelder, and about 4 acres taken by the county for roads.
A probate petition from Sidney Nebraska states real estate of the deceased is to be decreed in fee simple to listed heirs. It notes intestacy and lack of prior administration, with a potential additional heir to be located before the February hearing. County Judge Chambe rs dated January 26 1920.
Service center advertises cented batteries for use while customers’ packs are repaired or recharged, inviting visitors to Osborn Battery Station for quick exchange and maintenance.
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