Four Papers Offer At Cut Price To April First
For one month only readers can have The Sidney Telegraph Lincoln Daily News Weekly Independent Farmer and Monthly Poultry Topics delivered until April 1 1914 for 350. This is fifty cents more than the Lincoln Daily News price alone. Orders must be in by March 28 to secure the discount. The Telegraph Sidney Neb.
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Sidney Telegraph
Lincoln Daily News
Independent Farmer
THE
Telegraph
Sidney, Neb
Look to Your Plumbing for Health and Comfort
In poor house plumbing disease and fever can follow. Proper digestion and sanitation depend on clean pipes and fixtures. Keep plumbing in first class condition at all times to avoid ailments. For relief, consult dealers advertising Chamber products.
Local social notes from regional towns
Fritz Brauer from the south division visited town Wednesday. Editor J. C. Wolfe of Lodgepole was in Sidney Monday. Mr and Mrs Paul Bergquist came from Pioneer ranch last Saturday. Judge Ballard and wife of Kum ball attended the declamatory contest Friday. Mr and Mrs Paul Collart visited in town Wednesday, guests of Mrs Collart's parents. Ralph Tiffany of Omaha stayed with the Culkin family including Miss Osterberg. Mrs Banta and Miss Ella Erickson visited Potter Sunday with QO BE, Anderson and E. C. Banta and families. Mr and Mrs R P Scott of Bridgeport moved here late last week en route to Julesburg to visit relatives. Mrs H Pahrmann and sons J H and F G Parkmann left Tuesday for Miles City Mont to settle there.
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R. P. Scott
Bridgeport
Julesburg
Marriage at Judge Gapen's office in Denver
On March 11 Judge Gapen officiated the marriage of Edwin N. Gore and Edith Meredith, both of Denver, at his office. County Superintendent Miss Yockey, of Chappell, met with County Superintendent Mrs. Stark to discuss joint district matters. John W Brown filed final homestead proof before Judge Gapen with witnesses W. Walsh and P. A Pultz. Merchants from the area attended the Retail Merchants Convention in Omaha, including W. Hornaday and wife, F. L. Van Gorder, F. Vath, and S. Fishman. F. L. McRoberts became a Cheyenne County citizen after moving from Fort Byron to farm 480 acres near Marlow. George Moore has his family temporarily in the Doran house, while Mr. Johnson has taken possession of his new purchase at the Moore house.
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Gapen
Edwin N. Gore
Edith Meredith
Denver
Miss Yockey of
Chappell
Mrs. Stark
John W Brown
W. Walsh
P. A Pultz
Retail Merchants
Omaha
W. Hornaday
F. L. van Gorder
F. Vath
S. Fishman
F. L. McRoberts
Cheyenne County
Fort Byron
Marlow
George Moore
Doran House
Mr. Johnson
Moore
Eastern State Trip Ends and Pulpit Talk Occurs
P J Beyers and wife return from a tour of eastern state locales. Mr Beyers funds a fine large house from last year crop profits. Reverend J H W Utaseh from Canon City addresses Lutheran congregation and weighs accepting a local call. Major E C Hardy of the Telegraph editorial staff departs for Omaha and Chicago for future writings.
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P J Beyers
Mr Beyers
J H W. Utaseh
Canon City
Colorado
Utasch
Doctor and wife move to Toledo to care for aging father
Dr Ward and his wife and baby left Friday evening for Toledo Ohio where the doctor formerly resided. He enjoyed a good practice here but felt a filial duty to return to help his elderly father in his declining years.
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Ward
Toledo
Ohio
Degree of Honor Lunch Social and Benefit Payment
The Degree of Honor held a Tuesday lunch and social dance with Mrs. Swan leading a capable committee. Over ten dollars was raised by out of town members including Mr. and Mrs. Aldrup and a Dalton friend and Mrs. Maggie Fischer. The lodge is noted as strong in town. a beneficiary payment set a new record. Mrs. Armuth of Dalton died February eighth and her husband received a $2000 check February twenty first, thirteen days after death.
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Swan
Aldrup
Dalton
Maggie Fischer
Armuth
Ford Growth Story Told By Hawkins At Adcraft Dinner
Norval A. Hawkins of Ford spoke at Hotel Cadil lac on Ford Motor Co rise from 1903 to 1913. He framed profits, production and advertising as core drivers, noting $9 million in last month sales and $2 million in tire shipments, with 18 000 workers and 65 acre plants.
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Ford Motor Co
Adcraft Club
Board of Commerce
Hotel Cadillac
Norval A. Hawkins
Grand Trunk Railway
Ford
Poer
Ford Company
Wei
Atlanta
Columbus
Ohio
Ford’s Bold Vision Drives Early Auto Boom
Manly W Gillam recalls the first horseless carriage imported for advertising in the United States as Ford's plans and honesty propel sales. Detroit News notes Ford’s January sales near 39 million, over double Grand Trunk’s receipts, and local agent E C Stockdick reports strong three month sales.
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Ford
Grand Trunk Railway
Manly W Gillam
John Wanamaker
Detroit News
E. C. Stockdick
Ford Motor O
Scouts Clean Up Towns In Nationwide Campaign
Scout troops from across the country engage in cleanliness drives. In Toledo they aided a citizens committee for sanitary conditions, Syracuse and Rochester schools closed for Scout led campaigns, Monongahela fought tin cans, Portland cleaned yards and vacant lots, New Rochelle sent fifty scouts to clear back lots, and Washington marks a focus on personal health and sanitation.
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Boy Scouts of America
Toledo
Citizens’ Committee
Syracuse
Rochester
Monongahela
Portland
Ore
New Rochelle
Washington
Spring Valley Opens Modern Municipal Building
Spring Valley Wisconsin unveils a new concrete town hall housing library quarters town and country club engine house and an opera hall used for public meetings. A large dining room and kitchen are included. The structure presents a substantial and handsome appearance.
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Spring Valley
Wis
Tongue Twisters Test Smooth Speech
A set of phrases tests articulation with sentences like She sells sea shells on the seashore and Kimbo Kemble kicked his kinsman's kettle. The passages challenge smooth running tongue and accuracy under repetition.
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Kimbo Kemble
Alphabet storytelling game rules and judging method
A group game where participants write short stories with every word starting with a given letter. Stories may have equal length or time-limited. After writing, stories are read aloud and the best one, as judged by a majority, is declared the winner.
Chamberlain’s Cough Hannedy Ad
An advertisement claims Chamberlain’s Cough Hannedy cures coughs and colds with worldwide praise. It asserts excellent results and widespread availability through dealers.
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Cheyenne
Sidney
Nebras Setund
New York
Chicago
A. Gapen
Publioner
the Telegraph
Union Pacific
Web
Overland Limited
Colorado Express
California & Oregon Express
Los Angeles
Curries Pasengers
Atlantic Express
Curries
J. Shoemsken
MT Stntue NE
Dally
Lloyd Mann
Fritz Brauer
J. C. Wolfe
Lodgepole
Paul Bergquist
Pioneer Ranch
Ballard
Kumball
Paul Collart
Mrs. Collart
J. 13
Halston
Ralph Tiffany
the Culkin
Miss Osterberg
Gore
Meredith
E. C Hardy
Hardy
ABC OF Business
Joe Wae
Sone Whee Ds Su
Wuries
Detroit
New York City
Recentl
Ford Co
Woodward Avenue
Temple Theater
Dime Bank
United Sttes
Bangkok
Siam
Australia
Mr. Gillam
Pittsburgh
Purebursh Perfet
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
First Nationa
First National Bank
Nebraska
M. Ramella
Closman & Son
Esmar
ODD Fellows
Kruse
Rex
Electric Power
NOUSE
Rose Street
Sing Lee
McFadden
Front Street
Vienna
Ziebert
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