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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1907
Page
8
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Extra trains south on Sunday and north on Monday will carry passengers. Dining and reclining chair cars are added on through trains. Tickets and baggage checks are valid to any point in the United States or Canada. For maps times and tickets contact M A Shipman or L W Wakeley Omaha Nebraska.
Cheyenne County lands listed for cash sale with net prices of 38-14-50 at $2,000 and 4-16-52 at $960. Communications should be addressed to Owner, care Sidnly Telegraph.
Joan M Adams of Potter Nebraska advertises full-blood Herefords viewable at her Potter ranch and invites interested buyers to call and investigate before purchase.
Advertises ambitions to purchase five or six good farms north or south of Sidney Nebraska. Direct inquiry to Herman Springer, Sidney Neb, immediately.
Cheyenne county buyers may inquire about Northeast quarter property listed on 6 15 52. Price provided by C J Berik Land at Scottsbluff Nebraska.
Greenlee and Benson offer a span of driving horses for sale. Prices and details available by inquiry. Heritage stable location and contact not specified in the fragment.
The Telegraph advertises county maps priced at 35 cents and offers mailing on receipt of price. It promotes The Weekly Inter Ocean as Chicago’s only weekly tied to a great daily paper with news summaries, varied departments, patriotic editorials, and a republican viewpoint. Subscription combo price advertised as lower than separate rates.
A. A. Clark & Co. sells fancy soft drinks and flour. Seek return for a cameo breastpin reward. The Telegraph office sells typewriter carbon paper. Dentistry offered at reasonable prices. E. W. Maruness lists contact. Furnished rooms for rent with or without board by Mrs. J. C. Hopson. Essie sells Eclipse Aermotor and Challenge wind mills. School books chart and large hand bell from District 74 for sale at half price. Frances E. Knox County Sup t.
Publishers offer the Daily State Journal for 50 cents through January 1 1908 with Sunday 75 cents. The offer aims to attract thousands of readers as big Nebraska events unfold. Orders taken by THE SIDNEY.
The Public Opinion notes Emily Waterman as a compelling platform reader whose simple natural style earned encores and high audience regard at the Opera House readings on November 16. Tomorrow services at the Apostolic Catholic church include Euchari at 8 am and Evensong at 7 45 pm with church school and confirmation.
District court will convene Monday while county commissioners meet today. Local notes report residents visiting from Illinois and Union Valley. Elm Creek Beacon editor W S McVey visited the city. The Modern Woodmen announce next Friday’s entertainment and invite all members and families. John W Ballard is in town recruiting new AOUW members. A humorous past item recalls Bill Nye’s Boomerang cow sale and odd details. Hay for sale by the bale and various notices conclude.
Colonel Henry Exall urges filing and leveling an old horse’s teeth to improve usefulness and disposition. He argues horses are not old at ten, since five or six years of work make them wiser and more reliable. Teeth work can renew chewing, aiding digestion and creating a healthier, happier horse.
Clover hay tops for poultry as best forage and second cutting hay for winter birds. Prepare winter shelter with proper ventilation for dairy cows. avoid drafts to prevent tuberculosis. Ohio experiment notes advise renewing orchards with stable manure for soil rejuvenation and fertilization benefits.
The note argues hogs can harvest corn if fields are fenced and seeded early, suggesting September 15 turnover. It also advises sowing cowpeas on small acres and manuring thin spots in grass and stubble fields, emphasizing even distribution of manure for best results.
This old recipe claims to remove grease from carpets and paint from oiled fabrics. It mixes aqua ammonia two ounces soft water one quart saltpeter one teaspoon shaving soap one ounce and instructs to dissolve soap, shake, then apply to spills and rinse with cold water.
Cosmetic jelly has been found an excellent remedy for eczema. Prepare by soaking 30 grains gum tragacanth for three days in seven ounces rose water, then strain and mix with 1 ounce alcohol 1 ounce glycerin and 1/2 teaspoon boric acid. Apply to chapped skin and cuticle to keep it soft and healthy. Soaking fingertips in warm sweet oil also helps.
Practical household notes advise mixing egg yolk and glycerin to treat tea stains then rinse with cold water. Debunks scum during boiling to preserve flavor, and uses kerosene for door marks. Recommends water instead of milk for light cakes to keep crumb and crust soft.
A burdened housewife risks burns from boiling water, but a new kettle design adds a perforated front edge for draining and a movable cover handle with an upward guard to shield hands. The device allows safe lifting and tipping from the fire to discharge hot water.
To make Keumiss mix one quart of milk with one gill of fresh buttermilk and three or four lumps of white sugar. Dissolve sugar, let stand in a warm place ten hours until thick, then pour between dishes until smooth. Bottle in a warm place for twenty four hours, thirty six in winter, cork tightly and shake five minutes before opening.
Colored clothes require quick washing and drying. Avoid boiling and soda or borax which set color. Dry in shade and use moderate heat. Look after sinks by flushing daily with boiling water to prevent clogs and pests.
A dense listing of local officials, school staff, clubs, and church groups details names such as Jas L McIntosh W J Shoemaker Leroy Martin Yerman Schroeder Joseph Oberfelder Miss Minnie Chase Anna M Hines Myrtie Hiett Anna McFadden Valeska Neubauer and groups like Sidney Commercial Club and various fraternal orders. It notes church services at Evangelical Lutheran Methodist and Apostolic Catholic parishes with times and leaders, plus lodge rosters for Royal Neighbors I O O F Rebecca Degree M W of A AOUW KOTM and other societies.
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