For Sale Listings and Local Offers From The Telegraph
Dentistry prices reasonable. E W Marnes phone 75. Dual proof letters for sale. Small maps of Cheyenne County for sale. Five cents each. Subscriptions for magazines taken at this office. FOR SALE one hundred sixty acre farm improved in Cheyenne County. Inquire box 129 Sidney Neb. FOR SALE six room house corner lot shade trees. Inquire Mrs A Lindberg. WANTED second hand ice box Jackson Furniture Co.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney
Neb
A. Lindberg
Ice-Box
Jackson Furniture CO
Land for Sale Near Sidney Nebraska Two Tracts
Two choice pieces of land within six miles of Sidney Nebraska one half section 180 acres broke and in crops one half share of crop sold before July 1 1914 one quarter section 90 acres broke and in crop one third interest in crop sold before July 1 1914 both places improved reasonable prices good terms inquire at this office or address Box No 184 Sidney Nebraska
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney, Neb
Well Brilling Buys Milk Cows and Corn Offer Near Pomroy
N Chambers of Sidney Nebraska seeks to buy fifty bushels of corn and offers three good milk cows for sale. The notice places the arrangement one mile west of Pomroy ranch and is signed by N Chambers in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Pomroy Ranch
N. Chambers
Sidney
Neb
Card of Thanks for Beloved Son and Brother
Mr and Mrs E Walsh and Family express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and funeral. They thank readers for flowers and support, noting appreciation for community in their bereavement.
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E. Walsh
Dissolution of Central Meat Market Partnership
Notice states the partnership between Joseph Hahler and Frank Hahler dissolved with Frank retiring. Joseph continues the Central Market at the same Sidney, Nebraska location and assumes all debts. All outstanding accounts payable to Joseph Hahler. Dated Sidney Nebraska June 15 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hahler
Frank Hahler
Sidney
Neb
For Sale and Lost Items in Sidney Classifieds
Classified notices list two Russian Wolf Hounds for sale by Leo E Osborn, a lost small open face gold watch with a job, a six room modern house with barn and garage offered by W A Reed, a lost grey ladies coat on Rose Street, a request to return to The Telegraph office, a car dealer Fam agent for Apperson car, a race winner at Denver and Cheyenne, and a high grade piano sale by The Colorado Music Co at 300 Hast Colfax, Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost
Job
W. A. Reed
Sidney
New
Rose Street
Telegraph Office
Apperson
Denver
Cheyenne
The
Colorado Music Co
Colfax
Colo
For Sale Seven Room House With Modern Updates
For sale a seven room house in a new modern style with trees and lawn. Includes a chicken house and barn. Contact Fred Siedow for details.
Minstrel Maids at Sidney Opera House for Two Nights
Maude White and her Minstrel Maids perform at the Sidney opera house for two nights Saturday and Sunday June 27 and 28 direct from the Sullivan Considine circuit. Merkle Sisters dainty singing and dancing girls feature as a special. Milton Hyman & Co presents a one act farce comedy A King for a Night a big scream.
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Theopera House
Sidney
Maude White
Sullivan & Considine
Merkle Sisters
Milton Hyman & Co
Woodmen Insurgents Lose Fight Over Officer Salaries
At the Modern Woodmen of America triennial session in Toledo the insurgents failed to lower top salaries. The convention kept Indianapolis rates, denying a proposal to cut head officers pay about half. Current annual salaries listed include head consul 10000, head clerk 7500, head banker 5000, directors 6000 each, auditors 1500 each, and law committee members 20 per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Chicago
Woodmen of America
Toledo
Law Committee
Omaha Hikers Start Westward Journey For World Trek
George E. Pinto and Royal S. Alcox of Omaha have begun a multiyear hiking trip toward San Francisco with plans to circumnavigate the globe. Pinto expects a 37,500 mile trek over eight years to preserve his sight, living constantly in the open. Alcox, a Nebraska National Guard member, joins as fellow traveler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
George E. Pinto
Royal S. Alcox
Pinto
Alcox
Nebraska National Guard
San Francisco
Hammond resigns as Nebraska internal revenue collector
In Omaha on June 23 Ross L Hammond formally turned over the office of collector of internal revenues for the district of Nebraska to Edward W North his chief deputy Hammond a Republican candidate for governor North twenty one years in the department started under his father the late James E North
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Ross L. Hammond
District of Nebraska
Edward W. North
Hammond
Mr. North
James E. North
Charles S Hamlin From Recent Photo of Governor of Powerful Federal Reserve Board
A recent photo features Charles S Hamlin shown in his role linked to the Federal Reserve Board, highlighting his position as a key governor within the powerful central banking body. The image underscores Hamlin’s influence on monetary policy and financial governance during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Board
Four Dynamiters Freed After Presidential Clemency
President Wilson commuted the sentences of four dynamite conspiracy defendants. Michael J. Hannon of Scranton Frank H Painter of Omaha Fred J Mooney of Duluth and William Shupe of Chicago are released while the other twenty including Frank Ryan remain imprisoned at Leavenworth. Hannon was to serve three years Painter two years, Mooney and Shupe one year and a day Barry and Norris were denied clemency with separate petitions possible.
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Wilson
Michael J. H Hannon
Scranton
Frank H. Painter
Omaha
Neb
Fred J. Mooney
Duluth
Hannon
Palater
Mooney
Shupe
Barry
Norris
Local and Personal Notes From Sidney
Born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Chambers of Sidney Draw on June 22 a son. The Bridge club met with Mrs Barlow. Micah Clark and family of Cheyenne visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Paul Borgquist and baby went to Denver to sightsee. J W Reel promoting in Sidney. Mrs E D Worden and daughter Elizabeth visiting relatives in Norfolk and Omaha. John Eckert of Ickes bought a Studebaker and will trade before breakfast. T E Wood may stay during vacation. Dr Webster called to North Platte Valley then plan to be in Sidney. Julius Williams of Billings, Montana in town on business. Mrs John McCleneghan visiting Elkhorn, Nebraska. Miss Helen Burke back from Green River area. J D Whitelock Jr and Mrs W L Aughe in town. Mrs Harriett M Wales of Chicago visiting relatives. Word from Mrs Fred Dudley in Toledo hospital is no great improvement. Brewer garage displays Lincoln Highway decorations. Miss Lillian Jackson leaves for a month in Missouri with trips to Kansas City and Sweet Springs.
Wind storm sweeps four states with heavy damage
A wind and rain storm across North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin caused four deaths in Minneapolis and Watertown an estimated $1 9 million in property damage, and widespread telegraph and telephone outages for several hours as communications were nearly paralyzed.
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Minneapolis
Watertown
Std
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Portland Couple Visits Blood Relatives in Town
Mr and Mrs Will Blood of Portland arrived early in the week to visit Mrs Bloods parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Epps. They plan to tour several other points before returning to Portland.
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Will Blood
Portland
Mrs E C Davis Returns Home After Visit in Wheatland
Mrs E C Davis and baby Martha return to Wheatland on Monday after a week's stay in the pleasant home of Mr and Mrs R A Barlow. Mrs Banta also visited the Barlows during the stay.
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E. C. Davis
Martha
Wheatland
R. A. Barlow
Banta
Munroe man visits city renewing old acquaintances
Howard Chadwick of Munroe Wisconsin spent Tuesday in the city renewing old acquaintances. He was a former resident who made many friends during a short stay here a few years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Chadwick
Munroe
Wis
Mr. Chadwick
Potter Review Change of Ownership as Stevens Retires
Herbert H. Stevens retires from The Potter Review to enter the moving picture show business. The editor is described as bright and energetic and the paper extends best wishes for success in his new venture.
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Potter Review
Herbert H. Stevens
Stevens
N T Dudley Dies In Wisner Nebraska At 70
N T Dudley a well known northern Cuming county resident died at his Wisner home aged seventy from heart failure. Retired farmer and Civil War veteran he left five grown children and was among the last members of Finnicump post Grand Army of the Republic.
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West Point
Neb
N. T. Dudley
Cuming County
Wisner
Bristol and Brewer Firm Dissolved in Sidney Neb
Notice states the Bristol and Brewer blacksmithing and auto repair business is dissolved with C M Bristol to assume debts and collect challenges. Harry Brewer retires and bears no further liability. Sidney Neb June 26 1914 Co M Bristol Harry Brewer.
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Bristol and Brewer
Sidney
Nebraska
C. M. Bristol
Harry Brewer
Co. M., Bristol
Shallenberger Goes South to Begin Chautauqua Lectures
Ex Governor A C Shallenberger of Alma Nebraska, a candidate for Congress in the Fifth district, departed Alma for Arkansas to start a series of Chautauqua circuit lectures starting this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma, Neb
A. C. Shallenberger
Alma
Congress
Arkansas
Chautauqua
Miss Winifred Wood Visits Family in Clay Center
Miss Winifred Wood of Clay Center Nebraska visited Wednesday to see her father George Wood and sister on the Slingluff place.
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Winifred Wood
Clay Center
Nebraska
George Wood
Slingluff Place
Stomach trouble relief with Chamberlain's Tablets ad
Mrs. G C Dunn of Arnold Pennsylvania reports Chamberlain's Tablets eased longstanding stomach trouble and bilious attacks from the first dose, noting she feels like a different person after one bottle. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
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Mr. McGuire
Mr. O'Hare
Mr. Brown
Mr. Hop
LEO E. Osborn Agency
Livoni & Son
E. W Marness
Telegraph
Bentley Land Co
Ial Bt
Hornaday
Blanche Faber
Kimball, Neb
Leo E. Osborn
R. M. Perkins
Fred Siedow
Frank H. Webb
the Opera House
North
Charles S. Hamlin
Painter
Clarence Chambers
Sidney Draw
Bridge Club
Micah Clark
A. A. Clark
Wildters
Paul Borgquist
Baby
J. W. Reel
Omaha Bee
Twentieeth Century Mariner
E. D. Worden
Elizabeth
Norfolk
John Eckert
Ickes
Studebaker
T. E. Wood
the State University
Dr. Webster
North Platte Valley
Julius Williams
Billings
Montana
L. O. Fundingsland
John McCleneghan
Elkhorn
Helen Burke
Louis Scheutz
Green River
J. D. Whitelock Jr
W. L. Aughe
Ashland
J. F. Whitelock
Peetz
Harriett M. Wales
Fred Dudley
Toledo, Ohio
Brewer
Lillian Jackson
Missouri
Kansas City
Sweet Springs
Kota
Michigan
Sevke Clothes
Sam Fine
W. Chapman
Lander
Wyoming
Dan Kelly
Chapman
Shallenberger
Carl Hellwig
Callahan
Russell Dedrick
Kimball
Wild West Show
Pioneer Wild West
Tobin Opera House
Charles Roth
A. Roth
H. Bettendorf
Hastings Equity
Brewer Garage
Dalton
Geo. K. Jorgenson
Batten Town
C. W. Handley
Mentor
Dalton, Neb
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