Dust proof letter files and loans advertised by The Telegraph
The Telegraph lists items for sale and services in Sidney Nebraska. Notices include dust proof letter files, 7 percent farm loans by Bentley Land Company, old newspapers for pantry and shelves, second hand stores and ranges, magazine subscriptions, small Cheverat County maps, trunks and bags by Jackson & Son, a vacant lot in Wellner's Addition, and farm loan offers by Bee H. T. Doran. Also advertised are heating stores, refrigerators, and a tractor for sale with Ford cylinder boring specialty.
Sidney Markets Potatoes Old Hens Young Chickens 004 -11
A compact local listing shows farm and home notices including sales of potatoes old hens and young chickens, ad hoc offers, and requests. It mentions repairs for Ford cars at $18.50, property for sale, and various local business notices across Sidney. The fragment includes a lost pin notice and a denial of a circulated personal encounter.
Local and Personal Notes From The Telegraph
Local and personal items recount community news including births births to Sparks and Wagner families, new residents and moved households, visits by J. C. Hitchcock and Ely Brothers, car deliveries by M. W. Osborn, employment changes at the Sidney Mercantile and Wath Pharmacy, and plans for a Teachers Association gathering at end of March. Residents travel to Omaha for Market Week and a few entertainers hosted at homes, with church space repurposed for Knights of Columbus meetings.
Modern bungalow with finished basement and garage for sale
New six room bungalow with bath and finished basement including laundry. Garage on a well located lot in an excellent neighborhood where all nearby houses are new and owner occupied. Property offered at less than actual cost if bought promptly.
Lutheran bake exchange Saturday at Mrs Essig's store
The Lutheran ladies plan a bake exchange this Saturday March 17 at 2 PM at Mrs Essig's store. The invitation notes treats will be available and questions may follow.
Wind Worsens Wheat Damage Near Falls City
Heavy winds intensified already substantial wheat damage around Falls City. The winter bare ground and persistent dryness left soil vulnerable to wind erosion and further destruction of crops.
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Falls City
Easterday visit to Dalton with family in Kansas City kin
Sunday Mrs Easterday traveled to Dalton to dine with her sister Mrs Woolsey and family. She returned on the afternoon train with her mother Mrs M A Payton of Kansas City who will visit for a couple of weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Gapen
The
Telegraph
South
G. V. Doran
Kansas City
Students from Chadron head to Lodgepole for weekend visit
Byron Vermillion and Fred Lehm kuhl Jr., state normal students at Chadron Nebraska, traveled Friday evening to Lodgepole to spend the weekend with home folks. Professor Bodster of Chadron State Normal visited Sidney earlier in the week on Platte Valley Teachers Association matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Oberfelder
Workman
Byron Vermillion
Fred Lehmkuhl Jr
State Normal
Chadron
Nebraska
Lodgepole
Bodster
Chadron State Normal
Sidney
Platte Valley Teachers 'Association
Two youths arraigned for mail car theft in justice court
In Judge Chambers court two youths were arraigned for stealing a ride on the Union Pacific. They received ten days. Notice was sent to the Post Office department that they were riding in a mail car, so the Federal authorities will probably have something to say to them.
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Judge Chambers
Union Pacific
Post Office Department
The Chappell Register Adopts All Home Print Dress
The Chappell Register appeared last week in an all home print dress with more distinctive article heads. It showcases a splendid advertising section indicating its prosperity and local readership interest.
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Chappell Register
Register
Emigrant Families Move North West of Sidney
Henry Schmidt and Carla Moser with their emigrant cars from Bloomfield Nebraska moved last Saturday to lands north west of Sidney. They join many excellent families the county is gaining this spring as welcome additions. Our great need remains more farmers.
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Henry Schmidt
Carla Moser
Bloomfield
Nebraska
Sidney
Senate ends unlimited debate on armed neutrality bill
Washington reports Senate voted 76 to 3 to curb unlimited debate, signaling support for the president and condemnation of the filibuster. It names the three dissenters: Robert M. La Follette, Asle J Gronna, and Lawrence Y. Sherman. La Follette led the filibuster and Gronna aided him.
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Washington
Senate
Europe
House
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Asle J Gronna
North Dakota
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Ilinois
la Follette
Senator Gronna
England Faces Famine Warns Ed ward Carson Speech
London reports drastic import restrictions predicted by Ed ward Carson, first lord of the British admiralty, at the Aldwych club. He warns that the people's food is threatened and warns against panic remedies that could undermine the empire. He pledges resolve to fight German methods and endure hardship.
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London
Edward Carson
British Admiralty
Aldwych Club
England
Fingland
Great Basketball Game Set For March 21 at H S Gym
A public basketball event is scheduled for Wednesday March 21 at 8 30 pm in the high school gym. Mercantile and Cheyenne County stores will provide players in a friendly squabble fundraiser for the High School Athletic Club. Admission 15 cents, split by size, with seating and safety cautions for spectators.
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H. S
Mercantile
Cheyenne County
Sinking of British transport Mendi claims many lives
London reports the British transport Mendi sank on February 21 after colliding with a vessel en route from England to Havre. The official statement lists 12 European officers and 191 natives saved, while 10 Europeans and 6135 natives were lost.
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London
Mendi
France
England
Havre
For Sale Items Including Saddle Mare and Instruments
For sale a gentle saddle mare trained to drive single and double. Also offered are two violins one cello one cornet and spectacles priced 25 cents per pair. COL V F Kucera, Sidney Nebraska. Also advertised school land lease 480 acres near Sunol Lodge Pole Creek Sec 36 14 Rg 48 160 acres hay land 200 acres level farm land 120 acres pasture with water. COL V F Kucera Dalton Nebraska. WANTED Man and wife to work on ranch. Write or phone W.8 Woolsey. Dalton Nebraska.
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Sunol
Lodge Pole
Col
V. F
Kucera
Sidney
Woolsey
Dalton
Neb
Book Wanted Returns Missing Tennyson Volume
Constance Corbett requests the return of a borrowed Tennyson volume. She asks the borrower to locate the book and promptly return it.
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Will
Tennyson
Constance Corbett
Damaged Goods at the IDEAL theater in Seven Awe Inspiring Parts
A vivid notice announces a moral uplift drama titled Damaged Goods showing in seven awe inspiring parts at the IDEAL theater on Thursday March 22. The piece promises a sweeping, uplifting experience with a strong social message.
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The
IDEAL
Nebraska Supreme Court upholds Water Law 18945 rights
The Nebraska Supreme Court today put into effect a decree sustaining the Water Law of 18945 and the water claims of the Tri-State Land Farmers Mutual Canal Company in the North Platte River Valley valued over 2 million dollars. Also announced: two harness racing meets in Omaha this summer, the circuit weeks set for August 20 and June 7 for Tri State. Claude Smith pleaded guilty to breaking into a car on a through train. $1,000 bond. Dina Jones, 13, claims kidnapping by gypsies from Green City Missouri, located near Diller Nebraska. sheriff seeks her parents in Hannibal or Kansas City.
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North Platte River
Nebraska
Nebraska Supreme Court
Tri-State Land Farmers’ Mutual Canal Company
Supreme Court
Omaha
Omaha Driving Club
Great Western Circuit
Tri-State Association
Claude Smith
Big Springs
Smith
Green City
Dina Jones
Diller
Neb
Fairbury
Sherif Bowles
Hannibal
Kansas City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Osborn & Jorgenson
Real Estate and Insurance Farm and City Loans
Sidney, Nebraska
Military Ave
Bentley Land Company
R. E. &. Jackson
Cheverat County
Osborn and Jorgenson
Uiilding and Loan
Just
Jackson & Son
Wellner
Mary ER. Hadley
L. H. Hazel
Jackson
Bee H. T. Doran
Crom
Potter Realty CO
Potter, Nebr
BROTT
Nebr
Ford
A. Brott
Neubauer
Awerim
M. Hadley
H. T. Doran
Cheyenne County Abstract Company
Insurance. Post Office
Second Street
Chestnut St
Sidney Markets
Harry Range
Cattie
Asus
C. F. Livoni
W. J. Nelson
J. M. Nelson
Dye
W. H. Wiker
McKean Bros
Sidney Lumber
Plymouth Rock
L. White
Viggo Nelson
S.10
E. M. Quinn
Redington
Will Riggs
Eikner
Bowman
Oscar
Edmund Aurich
James A. S. Sparks
Oscar Ericson
B. D's
J. C. Hitchcock
Scottsbluff
M. W. Osborn
Reo
Altar Society
Kensington
Ely Brothers
North Divide
L. A
N. Hammer
Freda
Barton
W. R. Weeden
Bentley
Misa Nina Braasch
Sidney State Bank
E. C. Stockdick
Bride
National
Teachers Association
Miss McFadden
Teachers’ Association
B. E. Wagner
Potter
Wagner
Miss Neubauer
Eleven
W. T. Eikner
T. B. Dawson
May Paulson
Sidney Mercantile
Edison
A. Graneman
Hot Springs
South Dakota
P. W Barker
Fred Stowe
Filmer Grabill
Cheyenne Co. Trading Company
Fred Pilson
Mr. Pilson
Wath Pharmacy
J. L. McIntosh
St. Patrick's Church
Knights of Columbus
Association
Agnes McKee
Willow Island
L. Brett
Mattie McKee Brown
Oshkosh
Helmer Thompson
Chappel
Nora Braasch
Nina Braasch
Sam Fine
Mr. Baldec
Edison Company
LeRoy Larson
Kratz Abstract Company
Stuht-Hink Bldg
Sidney Steam Bakery
British Transport
Mabel Wallick
V. F. Kucera
Essie Haiston
Collart
Pau
J. B. Haiston
St. Patrick
Tobin Opera House
Dedrick
Colt
Hink
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