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Readable lines show times 9 30 P M and 6 50 A M along with a price 325 A M. The fragment lacks context for a complete event or service details.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1907
Page
8
Readable lines show times 9 30 P M and 6 50 A M along with a price 325 A M. The fragment lacks context for a complete event or service details.
Information on passenger and freight trains including No 301 and No 308 running daily, south and north routes through cities such as Lincoln Omaha Chicago St Joseph and dates listed. Tickets and baggage handling available to any United States or Canada point with agents M A Shipman and L W Wakedby in Omaha.
Richard Krueger posts a strict trespass notice forbidding hunting and fishing on the Krueger Ranch property and warns that all trespassers will be prosecuted.
Published and for sale by TUE TELE GRAPH at 5c each. Mailed to any address upon receipt of price. Eggs listed include Barred Plymouth Rock and White Champion eggs at 20c per setting. Mrs. J. C. Huson of Sidney Nebraska advertises. Also a prompt to ask grocers for Wheater or send to Sidney Sanitarium if unavailable.
Seed potatoes wallpaper lunch meats and carbon paper offered. Dentistry rooms rent and second hand furniture cash paid. Local residents visit: Wicker Sanders McAdam Bockstadter and others. May 16 parsonage supper landmark events and renovations noted. Weather and rail updates accompany civic notices and land sales.
Barred Plymouth Rocks and Silver Laced Wyandotts offered with Bronze turkey eggs. Price one dollar per setting. E. V. 8S. Pomfroy, Sidney, Nebraska.
The DeLaval Cream Separator, the standard separator the world over, offered from 32.50 dollars. C J Osbors, agent, Sidney Nebraska.
Parties desiring pasture for their stock for the summer can be accommodated at reasonable rates. Good feed and running water. For terms apply to Co. E Hur, Old Kane place, six miles west of Sidney.
Fifteen eggs for fifty cents available by writing or calling at the ranch six miles northwest of Sidney. Mrs. J. E. Nelson advertises. Wheatol, made in Sidney from Cheyenne County wheat, is promoted as the best pancake mix and gravy to the land.
A carload of seed corn called the Golden Rule Corn will reach Sidney around May 4 or 6 for Herman Springer. A sample is at his office. It yields about fifty bushels per acre, is ninety days, plant by June 15, and farmers may obtain a few bushels by May 6. Price described as reasonable. Finder of open-face silver watch please phone Krueger ranch.
A note promotes listing land with Herman Springer at the First National Bank area for quick, fair sales. It also directs readers to the Home Bakery for a lunch and mentions P. O. Box 16 Sidney Nebraska.
A short stage cue describes Riggies as a guest at a party and a response from H Only about being allowed in. The terse dialogue conveys social boundary dynamics in a domestic setting.
Sidney Camp No. 1091 Modern Woodmen of America gears up for a May smoker at their Temple in a stag party with diversions to interest members. Entertainment committee members are P J McIntyre Fred Griffith Ed Ahrens Oscar Harris and Bliss Carnes. Neighbors may bring a male guest and local officials will speak along with acts by Ackerman Chambers and others. Frank Webb Lodge No 75 will elect officers next Tuesday. Sidney Lodge No 196 AOUW and Sidney Lodge No 122 Deg of Honor have draped their charters for ninety days in memory of Grand Master Otis J Vandyke.
Morning prayer and service set for 11 a.m. at the Apostolic Catholic Church. Church school begins at 10 a.m. An evening prayer is canceled for the day.
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