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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1918

Page

3

Farmer Meeting Postponed At Prebbles Place

Grand Prairie notes say the farmers meeting at Prebbles place is postponed two weeks due to sickness. Residents report births, travel, and visits including Rasmussen family welcoming a son on February 14 and Frericks family visiting Denver. Hares plan to move, and several locals hosted an informal oyster supper.

Prebbles Casper Rasmussen Wm. Frericks Baby Earnest Denver Chris Jorgensen Nels Johnson Bert Sharman Weaver Wassum John

Adler-ika Instant Relief Shocks Sidney Readers

Local notices report a “big surprise” at Western Drug Co as Adler-ika’s buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture is claimed to flush the entire bowel tract. One spoonful supposedly relieves sour stomach gas and constipation, even preventing appendicitis, shocking doctors and patients.

Western Drug CO

Aidney Lumber Co Promotes Homes in Beat Town on Earth

The Aidney Lumber Company invites readers to imagine a better home in the ideal town on earth. A brief promotional note emphasizes housing and local amenities, urging interest in their building materials and services.

Aidney Lumber Co

Potter Notes and Local Visits in Community News

Potter events include Wm. Goding's new garage completion, Mrs. W. O. Dodds visiting en route to Broadwater services by evangelist E. F. Clover. Local car incidents involve a Pine Bluffs distillates fine and a snowy-ditch mishap near Dix. Oscar E Anderson family farewells mark thirty years of residence.

Wm. Goding W. O Dodds Kimball Broadwater E. F Clover Deland Minneapolis George Gunderson Pine Bluffs Bridgeport Arthur Caville Andrew Nelson Dix Fred Reets James Lydia Ball Lillie Jacobson Bert Thompkins Oscar E Anderson Mrs Anderson Potter and Vicinity J. W. Thomas Lincoln

Sidney Draw Remembered in Sprenger Area Roundup

Clifford Hammond acted as caller at Sprengers Monday morning and a sale at Potter drew Sidney Draw residents Thursday. Sprenger brothers bought two milk cows and oats while Reed and Lingwall family visits and social gatherings filled the week with shoppers, telephone work, and a Saturday party.

Clifford Hammond Sprenger Sprenger Brothers Potter H. R. Reed Baby Sprengers Mr. Klentz and Son Kragel Sidney H. J. Hammond Mr. Pitts Ray Mr. Reed Pete Howe Mr. Howe

Local Visitors and Weather Notes from SEXTORP and Vicinity

SEXTORP residents Mrs C Cohen and children from Wyoming visit Mr and Mrs H Courtright. Adolf Schubarth and sons Herman and Arthur traveled to Sidney Monday. Mrs Herman Schubarth ill this week. Robert Seeman hauled coal for District 13 Monday. William Cheese in Potter. Charley Nelson recovering from measles. Some locals attend tractor show in Kansas City. Little Gladys Woten ill with pneumonia. Miss Iva Heimer and Miss Blanche Culp visited Pleasant View school Saturday. Heavy snow and cold weather again.

C. Cohen Wyoming Iva Heimer Blanche Culp Pleasant View

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted for Internal Cure

Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications the disease is considered local but influenced by general conditions. Internal remedies are claimed to reach the mucous surfaces through the blood. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is said to be formulated by leading physicians and combines tonics with blood purifiers to treat catarrh systemically. Send for free sample and dealer information.

Hall Dea Sac & Co Prope Toledo U. S Ball

Baldwin Standing Grain Thresher Promises Major Labor Savings

A Baldwin standing grain thresher is advertised as the future of harvesting, claiming to cut costs and labor dramatically. Testimonies from farmers in Chappell, Sidney, and Veggy Bros. vouch for savings per acre and overall efficiency, with references to 1918 improvements and limited remaining inventory.

Baldwin Cyrus H. McCormick Baldwin Mfg. Co Chappell Veggy Bros Wm. Simms Sidney B. G. Simpson L. R. Nelson

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Grand Prairie Anderson Cash Grocery W. E. Anderson East Side of Court House Neatslene The Sidney Electric Harness Shop Thomas Olsen A. R. LE Sueur Coal,‘Lumber and Builders Nebraska Sextorp McCormick Kansas Curtis C. Baldwin A.schmitt Rose St Burlington Track Sidney, Nebraska
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