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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1914
Page
8
Centiatry first class prices reasonable. E W Morse Sue Ess, phone seven. Dual proof letters for sale by The Telegraph. Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph five cents each. Subscriptions for all magazines and periodicals will be taken at this office. Apply any time.
An agent notes that Bentley Land Co offers farm loans with no delays and low interest. The message also declares the author as an agent for the Apperson car, claiming a race win at Denver and Cheyenne, signed R. M. Perkins.
Advertising notice for kindling wood sold by dray load at 40 cents per 100 pounds. Supply limited and HORNA DAY'S listed with phone 23.
Classified notice indicates a front basement rental in the Gapen building with inquire at this office directions.
A refined washing machine is promoted as removing all drudgery from wash day. Geo Moore is noted as a purchaser, with inquiries invited for merits and further particulars from The Sidney Electric Service Company.
FOR SALE One four room house and a new eight room modern house with ten acres on the north side in Sidney. Also 640 acres of land lying one mile north of Sidney with five hundred planted to fall wheat. Good terms given. W H Boggs Sidney Neb Plan for inquiry through Boggs.
Notice prohibits trespassing on EY 3-15-49 without written contract from Lydia EE Pope owner. Address Silver Creek Nebraska.
Four good large milk cows offered for sale by N Chambers located about one mile west of the Pomeroy ranch. No further details provided.
Furnished rooms with modern conveniences half a block from the court house. Inquire of Mrs. B. W. Frazey.
A 5 room house for rent or sale describes a 120 acre valley farm with 40 acres alfalfa, a 5 room frame house, stone barn with straw roof, good well, garden, fruit trees, and 3.5 miles to Sidney. Asking price 32 dollars per acre with 234 miles of fencing and lease until March 1 1915. Will take town property as part payoff. Address postoffice box 29 Sidney Neb. C A Sprenger also offers furnished rent with heat from Mrs C M Wright.
Three houses offered for sale a modern five room residence with heat and bath another five room house and a four room house all located in the southwest part of town two blocks from the school details via B. W. Frazey SidneyNeb P O Box 306 phone 79.
Parties with turkeys for sale please notify L. G. Lowe of the Sidney Lumber Co. and quote price.
Six room house on north side with two halls two closets and bath. Shade trees barn chicken house well and elevated tank city water. Four full lots. Reasonable price with good terms. F. L. Doty.
Omaha reports at the Nebraska State Teachers association convention that politics should be dropped in favor of better salaries. Superintendent C. M. Barr of Hastings calls for laws requiring physical examinations to weed out physically unfit teachers, arguing that elimination could lead to higher pay and a living wage for all Nebraska teachers.
A brief exchange from the Baltimore American shows a quick witted reply about bread. The farm of humor contrasts a mother’s bread with modern shop loafs, reflecting light social banter of the era.
Due credit is given to Bronson School pupils who were neither absent nor tardy in October. Earners include Marion Anthony, Mabel Anthony, Mildred Anthony, Raymond Anthony, Laura Anthony, Roscoe Madden, Howard Madden, Vernon Livingston, Cyrena Livingston. Miss Marie E Sallach, Teacher.
Classified snippet shows Mrs A Lindberg offering a furnished room for rent with all modern conveniences. Other items include a Mrs E C Davis advertisement seeking piano and shorthand students, a sale or trade notice for an under mounted 30 H P Avery Steam Engine and plows at Sutherland ranch 16 miles south of Sidney with Earl Sutherland Sterling Cole as contact, and a laundry work at home notice Box 111.
A dance is announced at Herdon School House for Saturday evening November 17 inviting everyone to attend.
Nebraska City Nebraska Nov 2 Rohbert Schmidt aged seventy nine a pioneer of the region committed suicide by shooting himself in the head due to ill health He leaves a widow and one son He came to Nebraska at eighteen and was a freighter across the plains and rode pony express between Fort Laramie and Salt Lake.
The Christian church women host an oyster supper on Thursday, November 12, at the C. W. Hornaday home, starting 4:30 p m and continuing until all are fed. All are invited.
Furnished heated room available near central area suitable for a teacher or businessman. Inquire of Bryan at Hornaday store for details and rental terms.
Chadron Neb November 3 Farmers institutes across Dawes county end at Marsland after fifteen sessions drawing over 1600 attendees. Director Hawkes sparked wide enthusiasm with practical talks and strong community impact.
White Rics Popcorn for sale 1914 crop at three and one half cents per pound. Seller C. B. North Loup, Nebraska. Best of references. Also notices T 8S. WEED. MEN Our illustrated catalogue explains how we teach the barber trade in short time mailed free Moler Barber College Omaha Nebraska.
A safety warning urges immediate chimneys repair to prevent fire danger and protect homes. No further details or sources are provided.
High room house for rent in Morrow addition by Mrs. Ollie Camblin. Auctioneer V F. Kucera offers a Fischer piano for sale or rent and a Singer sewing machine for sale or rent.
Chicago reports early results show women gaining the vote in Montana and Nevada, while Missouri Ohio North Dakota and South Dakota vote against equal suffrage. Nebraska votes narrowly in favor. Nevada shows 3619 yes to 2508 no across 105 of 240 precincts with official counts pending in Montana. Both California and Washington vote to oust saloons though women’s impact remains uncertain.
Ottawa reports five German warships in the Pacific off Chile with two more possibly en route the Dresden and Emden. Ottawa naval authorities meet to plan measures amid fears of bombardment on Victoria and a potential tribute levy, while Canadian subs near Vancouver Island watch for action.
Pawnee city Neb Oct 31 Fev 5 R Jamieson longtime pastor of First United Presbyterian resigns to accept call as pastor of United Presbyterian church in Oxford Ohio reports the Pawnee presbytery He will leave his Pawnee church duties to serve in Oxford Ohio with the United Presbyterian denomination.
Mrs A Van Wirt of North Platte has stayed with friends this week, spending time in the Miles and Bentley homes. Several pleasant afternoons and evening events were arranged in her honor.
The T. N. s gathered Wednesday with Mrs. J. J. Parks enjoying a splendid time. Local social notes reflect cordiality and friendly conversation among attendees.
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