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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1916
Page
4
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Jackson and Son's Bee Hive Store showcases a large stock of trunks grips and handbags at bargain prices. The notice also advertises a seven room house and two lots on East Lincoln Highway for sale.
An advertiser claims superior performance of the One Minute washing machine over the Quality model, stating it requires half the labor. Item prices and seller R. E. L. Jackson are listed along with multiple notices including estrays, lost items, and a gas gasoline tank for sale.
Cheyenne County Trading Company offers tomato plants by the dozen and cabbage plants by the dozen. Also available are Begonias in 3 inch pots. Local garden items advertised by the Cheyenne County Trading Company.
Local residents list news items from Sidney and surrounding areas. Mayors, teachers, visitors, and land buyers are noted along with small personal updates. Names include Mrs Knox teacher reporter, Miss Viva Osborn, Lally editor, William Sharman, A B Persinger, Mrs Otto Zuhike, A A Rudd, Mrs Judd and Sol, Miss May Harrison, Miss Laura Johnston, Joseph Oberfelder, A Roose, David Huff, S L Knox, Mr Mack, Mrs Earl Tyler, and Phyllis Corbett.
Sidney Lumber Co offers a home construction loan proposal promising to finance building projects. The brief indicates a lender ready to provide funds to prospective homeowners. No terms, rates, or deadlines are specified in the readable text.
Three head of horses stolen or missing including a bald faced sorrel mare branded H FT connected a black mare three years old branded lazy Y U on right thigh and a brown mare three years old branded lazy Y U Notify Martin Silbo Mr Cole For rent modern six room house M Osborn For sale steam traction engines 18 ten yard pumps and freight wagons boilers derricks crushers and more A 50000 contracting outfit cheap for quick sale C L Bartlett Minatare Neb
S W Boges and wife and baby Sam Jr. left last Sunday for Denver to spend a couple of weeks with relatives. Mrs Scanlon departed Sunday evening for Kansas City where she goes each year to spend memorial day, her husband being buried there. She will spend several weeks with relatives at different points.
Orville Bradbury came home Thursday night after an operation for mastoiditis and is regaining strength. He attributes his series of troubles to an earlier bout with pneumonia and hopes the ordeal marks the final phase of his medical challenges.
The woman s club library in the courthouse rest room gains fifty new books and fifty rebound titles. Advertised land folders sold out in two days, generating ten thousand in demand. Stowe family, including Lois, travel to Cold Water Michigan for a relative visit with plans to return before fall school begins.
Dr. Eikner's daughter Juneau and her nurse passed Sidney Thursday morning en route north to visit a sick relative. The child expects her father to establish a home here this summer, marking a planned relocation.
Fragmentary OCR of a Sidney market snippet shows wheat and flax price terms with figures unreadable. The readable bits indicate a market listing including hens and chickens, with scattered numbers and dates missing. No clear event or names beyond generic market items.
Mrs Jane McClenaghan aged seventy died suddenly Tuesday after leaving Sidney in apparently good health. From Valley Nebraska, her son J E McClenaghan learned of the death. he traveled there Tuesday and attended the funeral on Thursday.
Seats for the Thomas Himore Lucey entertainment on May 30 will go on sale tomorrow at Vath's pharmacy. Complimentaries are offered to all old soldiers and their spouses. notify Mrs. McKernan or Mrs. L. Martin if any were overlooked. Proceeds benefit the public library.
John W Dewey of Peetz Colorado was in this good city Tuesday, a brief local note confirming his appearance and the day's social activity.
A peanut roaster remains in good condition offered for sale by Jackson and Son. The listing notes functional equipment suitable for industrial use and prompts interested buyers to inquire for pricing and terms.
Leonard Herrod a registered pharmacist graduated from Creighton’s camp Saturday and assumed his position at Vath’s Pharmacy replacing W F Bassett who plans to move away from the county.
On Thursday evening May 18 attorney J. M. Swenson delivered the graduation oration in Potter. The Potter Review reports Wis address on Usefulness the Aim of True Education was well delivered and enthusiastically received.
Among those in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. John Scherer of Denver, Mr. and Mrs. Fladen Reynolds of Aztec New Mexico, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Recherer and Mr. and Mrs. R. S. McConnell of Simla Nebraska.
Herman Thelen of Shelby Nebraska visited the city from Saturday to Monday with his sister Mrs James Reisdorf and her family. Rain hampered their western survey but he plans a return. Judge Chambers and wife left Monday for Omaha for medical treatment and possibly Excelor Springs. A A Clark acts as special county judge during the absence.
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Select your piano any make or style and compare price with our offering. We sell on payments. C. E. Harper.
A tornado ripped through Kemp City Oklahoma killing nine people and injuring thirty eight as twelve businesses a two story hotel and sixty homes were demolished. The storm left Kemp City wiped out and marked the town’s second tornado visit in recent years.
Charles E. Hughes' Oregon primary vote nearly doubles the combined totals for Theodore Roosevelt Burton and Albert Cummins. A rise is seen in Republican voters writing in Theodore Roosevelt as their presidential choice.
French automobile racer and aeronaut George Boillot was killed in combat during a World War I air battle. He reportedly brought down one German plane before a bullet pierced his heart. Boillot had previously served as a chauffeur to General Joffre.
British officials believe a German sea raider is at large in the Pacific as a British oil tanker Ranella departed Honolulu toward Nagasaki with its name painted out. Reports mention another British steamer showing precautions as authorities monitor possible raider activity.
Catholic ladies announce a bake sale for June 3 and reserve the date. A follow up notice is expected next week with further details.
Call and see for yourself. We sell a large amount of goods on easy terms and maintain a complete stock of numerous items including ice boxes ice cream freezers clothes wringers lawn mowers rubber hose oil and gasoline stoves step ladders ironing boards cream cans wagons sewing machines window screens screen doors granite ware and cook stoves plus window shades baskets washing machines electric engine and hand and water power and nearly everything in furniture If you do not find what you want we will order it for you for a small commission We sell rugs 15 percent above wholesale cost and can supply most any item you want
Ellis Ellis of Atwood and Esther Asbel of Haxtum united in marriage May 22 at Sidney by County Judge Chambers. Stray yearling steer calf noted with red body and white under belly. Report to Arthur Miller or call 228 F-4 regarding the animal. Medical ad asks readers with headaches and related ailments to consult Dr Bilon about eye care in Sidney on Saturday June 3 at the National Hotel.
The Ladies of the Degree of Hon or Lodge No. 122 plan an exchange on Saturday May 27 at Moore Photo-Studio with many good things to eat.
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