Pyrography Supplies from J M Jackson Co
Advertising line offers pyrography outfits wood design burning points and tubing. Call and inspect stock from J M Jackson Co.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1910
Page
7
Advertising line offers pyrography outfits wood design burning points and tubing. Call and inspect stock from J M Jackson Co.
The Nebraska Land Co of Sidney Nebraska offers 5 percent commission on desirable Cheyenne county farms. Members are long time local farmers and invite landowners to contact or write with full description lowest price and best terms. They pledge to cooperate to protect clients interests.
Charley Hiett and wife from York Nebraska visited the Hiett family this week. Hartway builds a new two story house east of Roy Nelson. Clyde Johnson sold cattle to Mr Fuller this week. Falcon plow heads to the North divide to plow a 500 acre field for an eastern client. Mrs John Haiton and children visited Starve Crow Hill farm. Esther Hand has been ill. Miss Bessie Croce and Miss Martha Greenlee visited Starve Crow Hill. Mr Mohblman helps Elleburg with hay. Charley Foster hauling corn to town.
A business on Front Street promotes affordable piano sales with liberal terms at 33 cents a day. They offer repair services and invite inquiries via Harper & Wright for cash propositions and a variety of pianos to choose from.
Edison phonograph sale offers a four minute attachment for 36.00 with ten records free. Barn paint and farm tools advertised. threshing machine and steam plow offered. An estray mare branded PB is sought with liberal reward. Local society notes include visits, illness, marriages, and a mid summer clearance sale drawing crowds.
Sunday school convention of Cheyenne county met at Potter July 29 with six schools represented. Rev. A Wier was elected president and A H Rife vice president. Edith Sage and Fannie Raymond named assistants. Rev Zinnecker supervised Elementary work, F A Griffith led Adult Bible Class, and other officers named for Home Missionary Temperance and Pastors Depts. Next convention set for Sidney.
A local health ad warns kidney troubles threaten whole body health and touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a safe remedy. Mrs. A Hoople of Kearney Nebraska credits relief to Dean's Kidney Piles and urges readers to buy only the Foster Milburn Co. backed product.
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