Sidney Nebraska ads and farm loan notices from Telegraph
A collage of classified items from the Telegraph lists farm land loans at 7 percent with large cash access, a vacant lot for sale in Wellner Additions Sidney, trunks and bags at Jackson and Sons Bee Hive Store, demands for second hand ranges, subscriptions for magazines, building and loan plans Osborn and Jorgenson, and a new telephone directory with ordering deadlines March 20. Also notices for heating stores, refrigerators, real estate listings near Dalton Morrill County, and Tehelma coming soon with abstracts through F A King.
Ford overhaul offer and varied listings in brief
A collection of local notices includes an offer to overhaul Ford cars in March and April for 18 50 plus full particulars by A Brott. Other items list property for sale in northwest town, rental of a steam heated room in Gapen Building, a horse and cattle buying wanted note, land for sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska, a 400 acre cultivated tract near Sunol, Nebraska, alfalfa seed for sale via W J Nelson Sidney Nebraska, a seven room bungalow for sale, a five piece mahogany parlor set for sale, a heavy team for sale with harness and wagon, and a six room house for sale with reasonable price and terms all from local advertisers.
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Dalton
Nebraska
Morrill County
M. J. McMullen
Sterlintg
Colo
Stallions Public Sale Held by Wodgson Family
J W Wodgson and sons of Lexington Nebraska announce a public sale of Percheron stallions set for Saturday March 10 1917 at 2 PM sharp at Midway Barn Lexington Nebraska Catalogue available upon request Also an ad seeking plain sewing work by Mrs Hunnicutt at the Haskell House Sidney Nebraska
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J. W. Wodgson
For Sale Notices and Classified Items
A collage of local sale notices and wants from Gurley Sidney and Potter. Items include registered optics at McKean Bros Store and window glass by Viggo Nelson. Also hay for sale at $13 per ton and Plymouth Rock eggs at fifty cents per setting of 13 eggs. Second hand tractor and plowing outfit offered, with contact names L F Cunningham W H Wiker Mrs F L White I M Quinn A Brott.
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Plymouth Rock
F. L. White
I. M. Quinn
Redington
Neb
A. Brott
Sidney
Nebr
Five Appropriation Bills Fail, Ten Pass
Washington reports the Sixty fourth congress sees five appropriation bills fail totaling 870,000,000 for Sundry civil and 139,000,000 for other agencies while nine other measures pass. Administration bills not passed include Adamson rail wage law supplements and broad expansion of the ICC and other legal efforts. The Senate rejected a treaty to pay Colombia 15,090,000 for Panama separation and Congress approved 25,000,000 for Danish West Indies payments. A July 1 postponement was set for the bone dry feature of the post office bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Colombia
Panama
Congress
Danish West Indies
The Big Failure and a Quip on Wealth Seeking
A Detroit Free Press quote questions a failure ascribed to life spent seeking money without labor. The item notes many women sailors among the Fi on g and Norwegians, reflecting a fragmentary observation about seafaring communities.
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Detroit
Free Presa
Merklin Frazier Wedding In Carr Nebraska
Arthur Ross Merklin of Denver and Frances Viola of Carr Nebraska wed on March 5th in a ceremony by Judge Chambers. North divide attendees included many families from the area as a community faces housing shortages and rising costs.
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Arthur Ross Merklin
Denver
Frances Viola
Carr
Nebraska
Chambers
Cheyenne County Eighth Grade Examinations Schedule
Cheyenne County announces eighth grade examinations for 1917 at Dalton Lodge Pole Potter and Sidney locations on March 22 23 April 19 20 and May 10 11. Written recommendations from teachers are required for all pupils to participate. Anna McFadden is County Superintendent.
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Cheyenne County
Dalton
Lodge Pole
Potter
Court House
Sidney
Anna McFadden
County
Teachers Examinations Set At Court House on Sidney
Teachers notice that March exams will take place at the Court House on Sidney Friday March 16 and Saturday March 17. Life, city, state and county certificate subjects will be given. THELMA will be here soon. Also advertises Ford cylinder boring and City property bargains. Osborn and Jorgenson notice of absence March 9 to 15 with office closure. Dr Glenn Bliss dentist.
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Court House
Sidney
Glenn Bliss
Hair Dressing Establishment Opens in Studt Hink Building
Mrs. J. W. Goddard announces Hair Dressing and manicuring parlors in the Studt Hink Building with patronage invited. Also notes sale and trade offers including tractor engine savings by J. J. Treinen and poultry prices from S. C. Brown Leghorn eggs and cockerels. J. Osborn of Sidney Nebraska advertises Holstein bull for sale or trade and Thelma due soon.
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J. W. Goddard
Studt-Hink
S. C. Brown
Local and Personal Notes From The Telegraph
The local page lists residents and visitors including Mrs. Knox of The Telegraph, Leibenaler from the north divide, and Mabel Halston at school near Dalton. It mentions Miss Minnie Oldershaw returning to Bridgeport, W. A. Borton from North Platte, James McLernon from Sterling, Donald Yost in from North Platte, Don Devine from York, and ongoing building for Mrs. Leo Osborn. Also noted are visitors for Mrs. Collart’s funeral, and loans offered by Livoni and Son. Continuous social rounds include visits from Kimball and Peetz residents, and travel of Alford Bentley with Bentley Land Co. to eastern parts of the state. Robert Dyke returns from Grand Island funeral, with Haig and Nebraska relatives visiting. Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Jones travel after selling their Meeker farm to explore Wisconsin points.
Week in North Platte Featured Family News and Moves
Mrs. Julia Scanlon spent most of last week in North Platte as her nephew recovers from pneumonia in a hospital. J L Uptegrove returned from Lincoln in a new Hudson with Mrs. Kime for the overland trip. Roscoe Zimmer family joined the North Platte visit and attended the silver wedding of W S LeDoyt with 150 guests. Glenn Jackson has moved into the courthouse quarters and jokes about going to "bach" as he greets new duties.
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Julia Scanlon
North Platte
J. L. Uptegrove
Lincoln
Kime
Roscoe Zimmer
Frederick
Gladys
W. 5S. LeDoyt
Glenn Jackson
Court House
Glenn
Bach
Lenzen Couple Move to Town Cottage
Peter Lenzen and wife and daughter Katherine reside in a southwest town cottage, leaving the ranch to others. The Lenzen family are pioneer citizens known for success and now enjoy easier town life. South Divide Helping Hand Club met with Mrs. C A Foster last Wednesday, about a dozen ladies shared fancy work and a social visit, with a hearty lunch.
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Peter Lenzen
Katherin
South Divide
Blisses Attend Nebraska Wedding as Sidney Team Travels
Dr. Bliss and wife depart for Schuyler Nebraska to attend Miss Lou Bliss’s wedding to Professor Lancaster of Howell Nebraska. They will be away a week. Sidney Athletics beat Kimball 45 to 22 in a clean game praised for courteous Kimball play. Players Bentley Johnstone Davis Daniel Bliss Closman. Referee Maginnis praised. An amusing blowout on the return trip allowed Zodiac viewing as Al and Johnstone worked under. Also: Mr and Mrs Joe Ruttner hosted March fourth birthday and their parents’ anniversary with a lavish house dinner and ornate cakes.
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Dr. Bliss
Schuyler
Nebraska
Lou Bliss
Professor Lancaster
Howell
Mrs. Bliss
Sidney Athletics
Kimball
Kimball City
Bentley
Johnstone
Davis
Daniel Bliss
Closman
Sidney
Maginnis
Zodiac
Joe Ruttner
Sundl
Father Lawler
Treinen
Mahr
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York
Honolulu
United States
Sonight
Osborn & Jorgenson
Real Estate and Insurance Farm and City Loans
Sidney, Nebraska
Military Ave
Telegraph
Bentley Land Company
Gadl Ranges
R. E. L. Jackson
Osborn and Jorgenson
Just
Jackson & Son
BEE Wive
Wellner
Mary E. Hadley
L. H. Hazel
R. E. Paulsen
Jackson
Bee H. T. Doran
Tehelma
F. A. King
Neubauer
Firne National Bank
M. Hadley
H. T. Doran
Cheyenne County Abstract Company
Post Office
Second Street
Chestnut St
Sidney Markets
Ford
Harry Range
Gapen Buiding
F. Livoni
Sunol
Andrew Miller
Frankfort
Ind
W. J. Nelson
J. M. Nelson
Dye
W. A. Reed
G. R. Miller
VOR Sale
W. H. Wiker
McKean Bros
Sidney Lumber NO
Viggo Nelson
Thelma
Interstate Commerce Commission
Agen
Cies
Merklin—Frazier
North Divide
Mrs. Collart
M. Webster F. Wiker
J. Birdwell
Draper
Davison
Jeudes
Rowan
Rihn
Raymond Ruhter
Reinmuth
Perse
Edwards
Edens
Ickert
Scott
Sadie McFadden
Frank Schroeder
Mabel Closman
Meradden
Fert Griffith
J. J. Treinen
Mabel Halston
Minnie Oldershaw
Bridgeport
W. A. Borton
James McLernon
Sterling
Donald Yost
Frederick Zimmer
Don Devine
York
Leo Osborn
Hink
Will Davis of
Henderson
Jacob Mayer
Ono Bennett Garey
Marie Rihn Forward
Peetz
Livoni and Son
Alford Bentley
Bentley Land Co
Robert Dyke
Union Pacific
Grand Island
Baby
Haig, Nebraska
McCann, Antrim
David Jones
T. O. Jones
Meeker
Colorado
D .R. Jones
Wisconsi
Kratz Abstract Company
Stuht-Hink Bldg
Sidney Steam Bakery
Nora L. Braasch
Vath’s Pharmacy
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