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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1915
Page
5
The ad argues against reducing tire features and fabric, noting $100,000 yearly for improvements and repeated price cuts. It emphasizes all weather tread, thicker tires, strengthened fabric, and a 45 percent price reduction as evidence of superior value and ongoing innovation.
Tom Johnson of Chappell visited town on Thursday. E. C. Stockwick traveled to Denver for several days on business. T. F. Thornburg and Harry Selch opened a first class grocery in the O Kane building with a public invitation to visit. Continuous rain last ten days brings rheumatism and lumbago concerns. Postmaster McIntosh endures a stiff back while walking carefully. Guy C. Chambers, son of Judge Chambers, served as a university judge at Oakland and Osceola high school debates. H V Redington returns from several months in South Dakota.
Taken up on May 4 1915 at St George ranch seven animals a dark bay mare four years gray mare three bay gelding three and a male three years old brown yearling horse colt owner urged to call take up animals and pay advertising costs For sale seed corn at 125 per bushel Mrs Nora Chambers Pomeroy ranch
Richard Spencer and Miss Irene Wheeler, both of Denver, were married here May 4 by the County Judge.
Fragmented OCR lists produce and goods with prices for Vy Oats RIye eggs butter potatoes and hens. Prices shown include $1.25 per unit and 30 133 and 1.31 per unspecified measure, reflecting a historical market brief with damaged formatting and unclear items.
A crowded list of quit claim deeds sheriff deeds and warranty deeds across Sidney Lodgepole and surrounding towns. transfers involve Jones Ragan Sevles Morse Owens and many others with sums ranging from 1 to 22000 dollars and parcels described by section township and range. The records show multiple properties exchanged with banks and private parties including First State Bank David City and Bank of Ipswich.
St Patrick's Church holds masses at 8 and 10 Sunday with an evening service at 730. Saturday Bible School at 10. Preaching and Communion at 11. Junior Endeavor at 230 and Y P S C E at 7 followed by preaching at 8. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. April 18 Bible School rally day. Eleventh district Church of Christ convention in Sidney last week April. Lutheran church to have services next Sunday at 11.
Mrs Lulu Shepherd Utah State President of the W C T U spoke at the Methodist church in the morning on Our Shadow Life and the crowd praised the sermon. In the evening she urged State and National Prohibition to a crowded Union gathering with rare enthusiasm. Next Sunday is Mothers Day with reserved seats for mothers and a special program. Epworth League social raised 4 30 for the treasury with about 50 attendees.
A special meeting of the German Lutherans will be held Sunday evening at 6 00 p m in the old Dunkard church to organize a congregation. O W Juengel Pastor.
Mothers Day services will be observed on May 9 with morning worship and an evening program led by G R Miller on the Scriptural attitude toward the European war conditions. The Calla Willard Missionary Society meets May 11 at 2 30 p m with Mrs W J Shoemaker hosting. program includes songs lessons prayers readings and a solo with several listed participants.
The Priscilla Club will meet on Tuesday evening May 1 with Misses Vera and Grace Foster as hostesses Ladies may join as members and are invited to participate in the meeting.
Mrs. George Thompson enjoyed a Monday afternoon surprise party hosted by about thirty friends at her residence. Guests arrived with gifts and refreshments while handmade items drew little attention during the afternoon. Mrs. Catherine Ward has been visiting this week with Mrs. Scanlon.
Mrs. Leroy S. Bancroft shows signs of improvement after a serious injury from a runaway incident near her home in Dwyer Wyoming. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Haiston.
The Dorcas Society gathered Thursday at Mrs Schroeder’s recently completed residence on East Lincoln Way for a community meeting summarized by attendees.
Deputy Grand Master Workman Charles Pickering led a week of work in Gordon with forty new recruits under 25, mostly Sheridan county youths. Judge Joseph Oberfelder of Sidney deputized and gave an address urging cooperation and fraternalism, crowning Gordon lodge No 203 as a leading western Nebraska unit. Delegations from Crawford Chadron and Rushville attended a banquet with toasts.
An item from New York papers notes Sir Jagant Singh Bahadur, maharajah of Korputhala, arrived yesterday with his youngest wife and two dray loads of baggage. The piece mocks the title and origin while contrasting with American men who travel with their youngest wives.
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