Dual-proof letter tiles for sale by The Telegraph
Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph. Five cents each.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1912
Page
8
Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph. Five cents each.
Eight large unfurnished rooms available for light housekeeping. Rent can be for all or part to a desirably located tenant in Stellanza. Inquiries to B. W. Frazey, phone 79.
Cheyenne County Nebraska issues a bid letting for the construction of four steel I beam bridges to be located near South West Corner Section Thirty Township Sixteen Range Forty-nine near North West corner Section Twenty Township Sixteen Range Fifty near North East Corner Section Thirty-Two Township Fourteen Range Forty-Nine and near North line of Section Thirty-Three Township Fourteen Range Fifty. Bids due July 8 1912 with ten percent bid bond and plans available from County Clerk H T Doran. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
A short classified note from Sidney Nebraska invites inquiries about farm loans offered by the Bentley Land Company. It directs interested farmers to contact the firm for details on borrowing options and terms.
For rent three office rooms and one three room apartment with bath in Callahan Block. Inquire of Robt A Barlow.
Local advertisement from U S Investment Co Kansas City Missouri inviting inquiries at 339 New York Life Building for full particulars on merchandise and dry goods including edible provisions and changes in real property terms.
For sale at John Farrell's ranch four miles southwest of Potter. Items include one harvester mower sickle grinder bay rake barrow three horses broken one team one wagon two seta double harness one dia c. For particulars contact J H Lapdelay at 1823 Van Lenn en Cheyenne Wyoming.
For Sale nine miles north of Sidney on the Burlington. Sixty acres broken land available. Inquiries directed to A. K. Greenlee in Sidney Nebraska.
Kodak pictures are developed and ready for pickup. Leave order details with Sidney Drug Co for processing and pickup.
A notice requests help locating two horses valued by owner Henry Erdwin of Peetz Colorado. A nine year old mare branded diamond on flank with white hind foot and a two year old sorrel gelding with three white feet are missing. Contact Box 71 Peetz CO for information.
A new four room cottage is available for rent. Interested parties are directed to contact V Klein for details and arrangements.
Desirable close in furnished rooms offered by Mrs Morifield and Mrs Short. Sunday provisions include bananas oranges cherries lemons plums peaches. Ice cream and banana split featured. Sunday special titled Happy Thoughts.
A local hail insurance agent notes another provider charged 4 percent more than their own rate. The firm urges customers to compare and choose Livonr & Son for better pricing.
Conkey's Stock Remedies are medicines not foods, with a separate remedy for each disease, made by the same people who produce Conkey's Poultry Remedies. Sold on a money back guarantee by C W Hornaday.
The notice identifies parcel boundaries in North Half of Section 17 Township 13 Range 49 located two and a half miles south of Sidney. It references Clyde J. Haskins of Stella, Nebraska. Farmer or landowner guidance appears alongside an advertisement for Donkey's White Diarrhea Remedy and Chamberlain's Tablets, with sales mentions and household health advice.
Allen M Fletcher of Cavendish nominated for Vermont governor at the Republican state convention. A dormitory fire in Louisville killed two and seriously injured three. Major strikes affected 2,000 sailors and 2,000 firemen in New York with 4,090 out in Boston and other cities. Vega Bellaco battle kills Cubans leaders and insurgents. A beekeeper dies from bee stings. Parma medical school head Lanfranci develops sleeping sickness. Old Bill Miner escapes prison. Seven Jules Michelet seamen die from a gun explosion. Kellenbach found dead in Peru office after gunfire. US Steel raises steel prices by $1 ton. Dixie Flyer derailment near Martinton injures passengers. James Darby drowns rescuing a boy at Glen Cove. Judge Hanford questioned on sobriety. Four aviators bruised in Chicago field. Skinny Madden near death from tuberculosis. Pointe aux Trembles fire destroys fifty buildings, 200 homeless. ITC suspends baggage size rules for carriers. Labor leaders Gonpers and Morrison appeal jail terms. A Birmingham planter erects slave memorial. Kansas debate over new division name for Santa Fe line. A stowaway dies aboard the Francesco Ciampa. 35 masked attackers beat J. W. Bowman. Tripoli battle leaves 200 Turks dead. Italians capture arms with 10 dead, 78 wounded.
Hailstones six inches wide killed cattle and other animals around Johnson near Auburn. The storm lasted over thirty minutes, smashing windows and wrecking roofs. Lightning struck Trinity cathedral cross near Capitol avenue. In Rushville a judge sentences William Liptrap to ten to fifteen years for attempted assault on a fifteen year old girl named Davis.
Anton Thompson of Washington county sues E C Pierce and George A Langstaff for $1,000 claiming they operated on his brother Paul after death without consent, removed his stomach, and have not returned it, causing him mental and physical suffering.
Major Julius A Penn receives orders from the War Department that his relief from duty with the Nebraska National Guard is moved to July 17 from September 1. He will be succeeded by Lieutenant Frederick C Test of the Twenty second Infantry, now at El Paso Texas. Major Penn has not yet been assigned.
A verse urges husbands to prove devotion to their wives despite busy life and troubles. It praises ongoing tenderness and affection, reminding that enduring love grows richer with time and should be shown rather than carved in stone. A note credits the author as Baronet.
Governor Aldrich announced he will not serve on the committee of eighteen appointed by Governor Johnson of California to organize the new progressive party for Roosevelt adherents. He stated he will stay regular and take no part in bolting efforts.
George W. Verkins argues for a public commission to oversee great industrial agencies of trade. He notes existing investigations into railroad capitalization postal rates and tariffs show judgment suspended until reports are delivered. A national commission could provide full, frank publicity to stabilize international industry and prevent stock watering while preserving efficiency.
Next Sunday morning Rev. Berg will preach a patriotic sermon at Christ Episcopal Church with Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Holy Communion at 11 a m followed by a sermon Life Now and Hereafter One or Two There is no evening service. Regular services at the Christian Church on July 7 include Morning The Twentieth Century Call evening A Man With a Message plus a Peter the Apostle character study as part of a series. Regular services at the Methodist Church are scheduled for tomorrow July 7 with invitations extended to all. South divide forenoon July 7 and 7 30 p m services at Sidney by Rev A Hillert.
A Crystal Theater audience member received a new electric piano delivered Tuesday in a sale arranged through Dr Beebe. The couple, tied to a Fourth of July celebration, will not forget their forthcoming wedding anniversaries.
During electric storms many lamps burned out and the light company urges patrons to pull entrance switches during severe disturbances to protect fuses and lamps. Also promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a Buy it now pitch for summer readiness, available from all dealers.
Locals note Weller cooking ware available at Essig Store. Shoppers eye new stock and potential limited quantities.
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