Centiary Fireproof Letter Files and Maps For Sale
The Telegraph offers dust proof letter files at five cents each and small Cheyenne County maps for sale. Subscriptions to magazines accepted at the office. Lam agent for Apperson car. Race winner at Denver and Cheyenne noted. Kindling wood by dray load only at 40 cents per 100 pounds, Horna Day’s, phone 28, supply limited.
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Telegraph
Cheyenne C Oanty
Lam
Apperson
Denver
Cheyemne
Hornaday
For Rent In Gapen building basement unit
Rental notice states front basement space available in the Gapen building with inquiries directed to this office for details and availability.
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Gapen
For Sale in Sidney Neb Riches of Homes and Land
For sale a four room house and a new eight room mod ire house with ten acres on the north side in Sidney. Also 640 acres of land one mile north of Sidney. Five men dred piairied to fall wheat. Good terms given. W. H. Boggs Sidney Neb.
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Sidney
W. H. Boggs
Sidney, Neb
Furnished room for rent at Mrs Lindberg residence
Room with modern conveniences offered by Mrs A Lindberg. Also note Mrs E C Davis seeks piano and shorthand students at home and laundry work at home via Box 111. A high room house for rent in Morrow addition available from Mrs Oltie Camblin.
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A. Lindberg
E. C. Davis
Morrow Addition
Oltie Camblin
Fine valley land with house and barn near Sidney Neb
The 120 cultivated acres include 40 acres alfalfa and a 5 room frame house. A stone barn with straw roof and other buildings, a good well and fruit trees. Located 3.5 miles from Sidney. Priced at 32 dollars per acre. 234 miles of adjoining fencing and lease through March 1, 1915. Will take town property as part or full payment. Postoffice Box 29 Sidney, Neb. C A Sprengir.
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Sidney
Neb
Representative Wanted for Aluminum Utensils Sale
One of Chicago's largest firms seeks a representative to sell a complete line of 99 percent aluminum cooking utensils. Samples free. Meet at National Hotel on Monday November 28 between 1 and 2 PM. Inquiries to National Clock & Miz. Co. Chicago Illinois.
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Chicago
National Hotel
National Clock & Miz. Co
Illinois
FOR SAL Greyhound Pups LEO E OSBORN
A brief classified notice offers for sale registered greyhound pups listed under owner LEO E OSBORN. The fragment indicates a small local ad detailing available dogs and contact.
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Sal
Leo E, Osborn
For Rent Furnished Room with Heat in Wright Home
Rent notice states a furnished room is available with heat. Contact Mrs. C. M. Wright for details and arrangements.
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C. M. Wright
Lost and for sale notices from Sidney telegraph
Taken up as estray October 1 one black pig weight 100 lbs Frank A Beyer Lost in Sidney silver bracelet heirloom Please return to Sidney Telegraph For Sale Sewing machine in good working order 6 00 M W Osborn For Rent Furnished Rooms Steam heated short walk modern reasonable rates Phone 190 P W Barker We have grateful feelings toward all who extended help in our bereavement Flor al contributions solace Richard Kreuger and family Notice of Dissolution of Partnership Ziebert Andrews C M Andrews succeeds to property of partnership and accounts owed to it to be settled with him E W Ziebert Co M Andrews November 20 1914
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Estray
Frank A. Beyer
P. W. Barker
Richard Kreuger
Ziebert & Andrews
C. M. Andrews
Pro V High School Clash Delights Town Crowd
A Thursday night schoolhouse basketball game turned into a rattling royal affair between the Professionals and the High School team. The town team prevailed 21 to 16 in a fun filled contest praised by all, with players Bliss McMillan Null Parks Stoddard for the Professionals and Ratner Johnson Parks Bentley Doran for the High School.
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H. S
Bliss
McMillan
Null
Parks, Stoddard
Ratner, Johnson
Annual Inspection Tour by Bell Telephone Officials
Six Bell Telephone officials visited the city Thursday for an annual inspection tour of departments under Manager Reider. Attending were L. B. Wilson commercial superintendent J. R. Carter traffic superintendent I. J. Hammer plant superintendent H. A. Paten plant engineer F. A. May district commercial manager W. J. Brazelle district plant superintendent W. A. Jones district traffic manager. The group traveled to Kimball afterwards.
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Bell Telephone Company
Reider
L. B. Wilson
Omaha
J. R. Carter
I. J. Hammer
H. A. Paten
F. A. May
Grand Island
W. J. Brazelle
W. A. Jones
Kimball
Local and Personal Notices Roundup
Grant Brady visited from Potter ranch on Wednesday. A W Olson of Sextorp conducted business in Sidney on Tuesday. A birth announced Tuesday evening for Frank Moorehead and wife a boy. Louis Reiners of Dalton called on Tuesday. Carl Mittlestadt of Lodgepole visited Saturday. J C Dunn of Davison precinct traveled to Sidney Saturday. John Pavlat of Lodgepole did county capital business Wednesday. Roy Isenberger of Lodgepole drove a party to Sidney Monday. Dr Scott of Lodgepole visited this city last Friday. Mrs Ella Burke returned Thursday from a week in Brush Colorado. A Kunzi of Dalton bought a Ford from the local dealer Wednesday. Mrs Seda and daughter of Sunol shopped Saturday.
Early Female Boxing Bout Challenge from 18th Century
An 18th century boxing challenge is recorded with Elizabeth Wilkinson of Clerkenwell inviting Hannah Ayfield to a stage bout for 3 guineas, each holding half crowns, the first to drop money losing. Hannah vows to deliver more blows than words and to give home thrusts, promising a strong thumping.
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Elizabeth Wilkinson
Clerkenwell
Hannah Ayfield
Hannah
Elizabeth
London Standard
Dal ton pair runs errands in Sidney on Wednesday
J. W. Reinmuth and W. F. Reinmuth of Dalton completed a series of tasks in Sidney on Wednesday, visiting several local spots and handling routine business.
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J. W. and
W. F. Reinmuth
Dalton
Sidney
Brigands' Coffee Recipe From Europe’s Wilds
A traveler recalls a brigand method for coffee in remote Europe. Berries wrapped in maize loaf roast in fat ashes, bruised in stones, then boiled five minutes. The hot brew is poured into a pitcher with a lump of honey at the bottom and consumed for its fragrant taste. The amount of berries is adjusted for desired strength.
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Europe
Fecht Transacts Business From Union Valley Precinct
H A Fecht came down from Union Valley precinct and trans acted business on Wednesday. Miss Florence Parks has been quite sick for the past week and unable to be at her desk in the LeSeuer lumber office.
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H. A. Fecht
Union Valley Precinct
Florence Parks
LeSeuer Lumber
Chimneys Repaired Advised Before House Fire by DAN ALDRIGE
Local advisory urges homeowners to preempt fire risk by inspecting and repairing chimneys. DAN ALDRIGE endorses routine maintenance to prevent dangerous chimney problems and potential property loss.
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Dan Aldrige
Kindness Is My Gift to Share, Not Obelisks
Poem by Mary C. Burke extols kindness over grand monuments. The speaker rejects gilded displays and vows to aid the needy, offering food, smiles, a softened voice, and song as enduring gifts to comfort others.
Thomas withdraws as Nebraska Teachers head nominee
State Superintendent elect A O Thomas of Kearney has withdrawn from the ballot for president of the Nebraska State Teachers association. Superintendent R J Barr of Grand Island will be the sole nominee, insuring his election.
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A. O. Thomas
Kearney
Nebraska State Teachers’ Association
R. J. Barr
Grand Island
River tribute to a lost boy in Catskill town
Louise Driscoll writes of a small river through Catskill town where a mother calls for her missing child. Boats, nets, a tugboat, and ferry lights appear along the shore as the river flows, carrying a quiet toll of weeping toward the sea.
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Catskill Town
Louise Driscoll
Nebraska Automobile Association elects officers and backs highway commission
Harry Laurie of Omaha was reelected president with Brooks of Stanton as first vice president, Overgard of Fremont secretary, and Shieck of Beatrice treasurer. The group seeks a Nebraska highway commission and urges making automobile theft a penitentiary offense to deter thefts. A G Batch elder of the American Automobile Association warned Nebraska could be ignored in federal road funds without a commission.
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Omaha
Harry Laurie
Nebraska Automobile Association
Brooks
Stanton
Dr. Overgard
Fremont
Shieck
Beatrice
Highway Commission
A. G. Batchelder
American Automobile Association
Nebraska
Congress
CROP CONDITIONS SPLENDID
General Superintendent D Bernardi of the Missouri Pacific visits Omaha and reports excellent fall conditions in Kansas and Nebraska. He notes corn is in cribbed, dry, and well above average while winter wheat acreage is normal to above normal and looks excellent though some moisture before freezing would help local spots.
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Omaha
D’bernardi
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Nebraska
Homesteader George Huff Sought in Mullen Neb
George H Huff, who located aCherry county homestead, traveled to Mullen in search of his wife and two children after they left his Dean area ranch. Neighbors care for his stock as deputies head to Valentine. Huff is described as mentally unbalanced.
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Cherry County
Mullen
Neb
George H. Huff
Dean
Hahn
Dutton
Hooker County
Valentine
Grain Tariff Postponed Amid Trade Protests
Omaha reports that protests by grain exchanges and boards of trade led to the interstate commerce commission suspending the proposed grain tariff to Gulf and Atlantic ports. The plan would raise freight charges by 1 cent per 100 pounds from Omaha and other grain markets. A hearing is scheduled for a later date in March.
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Omaha
Boards of Trade
Central Grain Territory
Interstate Commerce ‘Commission
Gulf and Atlantic Ports
Pioneer Farmer William Ruyle Dies in Beatrice Nebraska
Beatrice Nebraska November 18 William H Ruyle a renowned stock raiser and farmer east of Beatrice died after an operation in a local hospital He was born in Tennessee and moved to Gage county in 1880 introducing alfalfa cultivation He was 68 and survived by a widow and eleven children.
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Beatrice, Neb
Wiliam H. Ruyle
Gage County
Barr estate sues Stanton County for auto death damages
Stanton Neb Nov 16 Harry Barr administrator of Fred Barr s estate has filed a damage suit against Stanton County over the death of Fred Barr in an auto accident five miles northeast of Stanton. The petitions allege county negligence in highway construction at the accident site.
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Stanton, Neb
Harry Barr
Fred Barr
County of
Stanton
State Christian Endeavor convention officers named
The state Christian Endeavor convention elected officers for the coming year. President is Rev. Edgar Price of Friend, vice president Rev. B M Shively of Calloway, secretary Miss Addie Wagey of Cambridge, statistical secretary Mrs. Emerson Drousard of Beatrice, and treasurer Mrs. Charles Pantel of Falls City.
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State Christian Endeavor Convention
Edgar Price
Friend
B M. Shively
Calloway
Addie Wagey
Cambridge
Emerson Drousard
Beatrice
Charles Pantel
Falls City
Union Pacific Sued For Fifty Thousand Dollars
Howard Hurst sues Union Pacific Railroad in district court for 50000 dollars claiming injuries from being struck by a Union Pacific train at Lodgepole Nebraska on September 14 1914 in Madison Nebraska dated November 18.
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Madison
Neb
Howard Hurst
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific
Lodgepole
The Asesuan Dam on the Nile a massive structure
The great Assian dam on the Nile spans 2,185 yards in length and rises 130 feet high. Engineers estimate water storage at over a billion cubic meters. The dam brings in more than $20,000,000 annually to the country, plus revenue from reclaimed lands.
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Great Assian
Nile
New York American
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Rummelhart
E. W Marlless
Bentley Land Co
Ht. M. Perkins
Neubauer
First Nations Bank
Sidney Telegraph
M. W. Osborn
E. W. Ziebert, Co
M. Andrews
Grant Brady
A. W. Olson
Sextorp
Frank Moorehead
Louis Reiners
Carl Mittlestadt
J. C. Dunn
Davison Precinct
John Pavlat
Roy Isenberger
Dr. Scott of
Peasion
Ella Burke
Brush
Colorado
A. Kunzi
Seda
Sunol
BIG Bazaar
Thia
Mary C. Burke
Thomas
Barr
Green Bank
Ragged Dock
Sam Fine
de Bernardi
Asesuan
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