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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1912
Page
8
Real estate brief lists sale of resident fote and blocks in Wellner's addition to Sidney. Prices given as 320 for a block and 100 for a lot, with inquiries directed to Gus Teller. Also notes duel proofs and small Cheyenne County maps for sale by The Telegraph, five cents each.
Mrs. Dreaser offers room and board one block west of Burlington depot. Phone 73.
Dr. F C Beebe will perform dental work at his residence by appointment only. For RENT: Eight large unfurnished men suitable for light housekeeping. "Ti rent all or any part to desirable tenants" Phone 79. B. W. FRAZRY.
Notices list land for rent with dated quarter references and a separate call for sealed bids by School District No. 5 Cheyenne County Nebraska for a school house coal shed and stable near Sidney. Bids due by July 27 1912 at noon. plans on file with W A McMullen director. The district may reject any or all bids.
Fundingland Investment Co announces a first mortgage loan option secured by Capeyenne County land. Opportunity targets property owners seeking capital, with terms aimed at fast funding and clear security. Contact details and eligibility appear in the notice.
For rent three office rooms and an apartment with three rooms and bath in Callahan Block. Inquire at Rubt. A. Barlow.
Property listing describes sixty acres broken available for sale sixty acres located six miles north of Sidney Nebraska on the Burlington railroad. Inquiries directed to A. K. Greenlee Sidney Neb.
A new four room cottage is available for rent. Interested parties should inquire with V Klein for details and leasing terms.
A list of farming implements and animals including 1 harvester 1 mower sickle grinder 1 bay rake 1 barrow 3 horses all broke one team 1 wagon 2 sete double harness 1 diac. offered at John Farrells ranch four miles southwest of Potter. For particulars write J H Ladely 1823 Van Lenneo Cheyenne Wyo.
Two horses, a gray mare of three years and a dark bay mare of two years, weigh 1100 and 900 pounds respectively. The gray has a cut foretop and a right jaw brand Von, the bay is slightly lame in the front right leg. Reward offered for recovery to V Vacik of Sunol Neb. Also note about Mrs Short home made ice cream and purity guarantee.
S J Hedges of Sidney Neb offers eight head of calves eight head including four bulls and two heifers. Descriptions detail red and roan markings with white forehead spots. He requests notification of their whereabouts and offers a reward. He will be at the Metropolitan Hotel on July 24 and 25 as an ear eyes nose specialist and glasses fitter.
GUS WELLNER of Sidney Nebraska offers to lay cement walks at seven cents per square foot. All work is guaranteed to be satisfactory by the undersigned.
Cable cabinet grand piano and piano lamp for sale. Also small refrigerator. Inquire of Mrs. Haskell.
A meditation on time and aging compares life to a river whose current quickens as youth fades. The speaker notes joys wane as passions disturb, while youth’s sweetness stretches perceived length. Heaven grants longer feels for youth, and lost friends leave hearts bleeding as time speeds toward death.
Bids for the old Potter School District No 9 building in Potter Nebraska will be received by the director. Sealed bids open at the schoolhouse on Friday July 26 1912 at 1 pm. The board may reject any or all bids. Each bid must include a certified check equal to at least ten percent of the bid amount. Paul Rabba s director.
Laborers wanted on the second track bridges from Julesburg Colorado to Pine Bluffs Wyoming. Wages are $2.00 per day with board, or $4.75 per week. Inquiries directed to W. G. Tinney, assistant engineer, Sidney Nebraska.
A four year old whiteface bull with NT brand on the left side is missing. For information leading to its whereabouts, contact Nick Triebenen of Sidney Nebraska, who will pay a reasonable reward.
Description covers the Stewitts residence, two lots and an attached building, plus a stone barn and rear lot. For details contact J. G McIntosh.
White Spitz puppies available contact S H Snyder by phone. For rent a pleasantly furnished room downtown inquire at this office. One half of a double house seven rooms inquire of Mrs Barnhart. Rooms for light housekeeping inquire of Mrs Haskell on the north side.
Percival Lowell argues in Youth's Companion that Earth’s air will gradually escape into space, killing life long before the sun exhausts its heat. He contends the air loss, not cooling of the sun, will end humanity, with the last inhabitants dying of suffocation.
Twenty five or thirty head of cows sought to keep on shares for three years. Contact Ws Bunpy in Potter Nebraska for terms and arrangements.
The s 18-13-47 and the wi 20-13 47, 20 per acre. Half cash, balance five years' time at 6 percent interest. Joe Oliverlus, Sunol, Neb.
If you are a housewife you cannot reason ably hope to be healthy or beautiful by wash ing dishes, sweeping and doing housework all day, and crawling into bed dead tired at night. You must get out into the open air and sunlight. If you do this every day and keep your stomach and bowels in good order by taking Chamberlain's Tablets when need ed, you should become both healthy and beautiful. For sale by all dealers.
A sweeping collection of 1910s headlines notes Mexican rebels plotting to depose Orozco, impeachment of Judge Archbald, Michigan tax chief Shields ousted, Saskatchewan Liberal victory, South Carolina graft scandal, and a Panama canal dispute potentially headed to The Hague. Also reported are a Chicago counterfeiter, drownings near Deadwood, envoy Ramirez to reassure Knox, Marshall Bullett confirmed solicitor general, arson at a Michigan City mill, a Duquoin triple murder verdict, and various other political and legal developments across the United States.
Halwood Robert Manlove famed as The Man of Many Faces delights Chautauqua crowds with clean entertaining make up and stage craft. He elevates vaudeville and circus clowning to art level, draws praise from Y M C A s and religious sponsors, and promises a marvelously interesting Sunday program during Chautauqua Week.
A short verse reflects on living in the moment and cherishing spring’s beauty. It contrasts today’s joy with faded youth and future uncertainty, urging gladness and gratitude for present memories and seasonal renewal.
A fragment from the New York Evening Sun retells Danaus and Aegyptus’ wedding night plot. The fifty brides decline their destined marriages, choosing to slay their husbands with daggers as dawn rises over the waters, leaving Danaus with his daughters and no sons.
The Prohibitionists at Atlantic City nominated Eugene W. Chafin of Arizona for president on the first ballot and Aaron S. Watkins of Ohio for vice president. The Chafin Watkins ticket mirrors the 1908 lineup.
Local shoppers learn the Essig Store carries Weller cooking ware. The display highlights popular pots, pans, and kitchen accessories, inviting customers to compare prices and quality.
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