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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1914

Page

8

Dentistry deals and telegraph services offered locally

Dentistry, firet viasa prices reasonable. E. W MARLESS, phone. Dual-proof letter files 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. E am agent for the Apperson Car. Mace winner at Denver and Chey amame. St. M. PERKINS, Kindling wood by DRAY LOAD ONLY. 40c per 100 lbs. HORNA DAY'S-Phone 23. Supply limited.

Cheyenne County Telegraph Hornaday

For Rent Front Basement in Gapen Building

Notice of a rental space in the Gapen building offering front basement access. Inquiries directed to the office handling the notice.

Gapen

Houses And Land For Sale In Sidney Neb

FOR SALE One four room house and a new eight room modern house with ten acres of land both on the north side of Sidney. Also 640 acres of land one mile north of Sidney with five hundred acres planted to fall wheat. Good terms offered by W. H. Boggs Sidney Neb.

Sidney W. H. Boggs Sidney, Neb

For Rent High room house in Morrow addition

Brief local notices include rental ads and a dissolution of partnership. Property inquiries addressed to Mrs Ollie Camblin. Ziebert and Andrews dissolved. CM Andrews assumes partnership assets and receivables. Also lost items and a sewing machine for sale.

Morrow Addition Ollie Camblin Ziebert & Andrews CM. Andrews

For Rent Furnished Room with Heat by Mrs Wright

Furnished room for rent includes heat. Contact Mrs C M Wright for details and availability.

C. M. Wright

Estray Black Pig Taken Up in October

An estray report notes a black pig weighing about 100 pounds taken up on October 1. Owner listed as FRANK A. BEYER.

Estray Frank A. Beyer

Notice of partial debt disavowal and local services offered

Public notice states that James Mitchell will not be responsible for his son's debts. It lists Dr. Warrick offering eye ear nose throat care and glasses fitting at the Metropolitan Hotel in Sidney on Wednesday December 6. The notice also mentions washing dishes or general housework for Mrs. F. Comstock in Sidney Nebraska.

James A. Mitchell James Mitchell Warrick Metropolitan Hotel Sidney F. Comstock Neb

Wanted two apprentice girls for dressmaking

Help wanted notice from Mrs. Wallick seeking two apprentice girls for dressmaking. Apply by phone at extension 82.

French Defeat Tribesmen in Morocco siege

French colonial forces battled Zadian confederation tribes in Morocco with Col Levardure and Col Duplessis leading efforts at Khenifra. After a surprise camp destruction on Nov 13, a siege followed. relief columns joined on Nov 19 and pushed attackers back to the mountains, with losses including officers and European soldiers. The campaign paralleled Axis pressure in Europe as other columns recovered war materiel.

Paris France Morocco Mohabu Hamoam Khedinia Lyautey Colc Lever Duplessis Zeedla Henry Fez Khenifra

British Force Lands in Jaffa and Athens Occupied

A British force has landed and occupied Jaffa as of November 25, with subsequent actions focusing on securing the port city. Reports indicate coordination with Allied units and ongoing stabilization efforts in the region.

Athens Jaffa

Realism and Age Debate in Early American Views

A Catholic Standard and Times quip quotes an American praising the republic by noting any boy could become president, while a British tourist retorts that the president should be at least forty, reflecting cross Atlantic views on eligibility and age.

Catholic Standard and Times

Early impressions stubbornly persist in wax work

The text notes that initial impressions are not easily erased as the virgin wax faithfully preserves the first impression. Subsequent impressions resemble the previous ones rather than erasing them, indicating lasting, layered effects in the material.

Self respect as bridle of virtue and vice

A terse moral maxim notes self respect stands beside religion as a key restraining force against vice, labeling it a crucial, though sometimes misused, guard against wrongdoing.

Contentment and the source of happiness

The text argues contentment is the sum of human happiness. It says materials of comfort lie within ourselves and wealth, honor, youth do not guarantee peace. It concludes that contented good people are blessed with little they have and thus are happy.

Starving Belgians Rampage as War Backslides in Bruges

Bruges, Belgium reports describe a breakdown of order as famine drives locals to theft, smuggling, and clashes with German soldiers and Dutch guards. Prices soar for basic goods while German authorities levy stamp taxes. Austrian troops who helped at Antwerp have vanished.

Bruges Belgium Antwerp Fife

Local residents and visitors noted in Sidney life

Local and personal notes list residents from Dalton Crook Lodgepole Potter and Sundl traveling for business and holidays. Names include Hol Lane Gus Meyer William Sims Louis Studlar Joseph Horicek George Rhuter Porter Tate Hubeck Casselman Banta family Payton Wolfe Woods Oberfelder Witters Nicholson Siedow Miller Cunningham Qonterfelder with visits to Denver Seattle Cheyenne and Lincoln. Holiday travel and illness mentioned.

Saturday Callers and Thanksgiving Travel in County

Dan Dickinson and Jerry Vack were Saturday callers in the county seat. Gus Eden and family drove into town from their North divide home Saturday. Charles Hein and C. L. Melton of Lodgepole were busy on this burg Charles Gunderson, N. Jacobson and P. Nelson were Sextorp men in the city Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Nelson of Sidney Draw had errands bringing them to town Wednesday. Do. A. Lundin and Emil Carlson drove into the county seat Wednesday from their Sextorp ranches. Mrs. Burke and daughter Helen spent Thanksgiving day near Simla with the family of Mrs. Burke's sister, Mrs. Louis Scheutz. W. H. Adams went to North Platte to spend the joyful season of Thanksgiving with his daughter, Mrs. Tarkington and her family. Mrs. Ernest Studt and a baby left Tuesday for Dennison, Iowa, to spend Thanksgiving with her parents.

J. M. Nelson Sidney Draw Do. A. Lundin Emil Carlson Mrs. Burke Helen Simla Louis Scheutz W. H. Adams North Platte Mrs. Tarkington Ernest Studt Ana Dennison Iowa Mrs. Hink

Hugh Moore Heads to Cheyenne for Possible Appendectomy

Hugh Moore and his wife traveled to Cheyenne on Sunday with plans for a potential appendectomy if deemed advisable.

Hugh Moore Cheyenne

Honey as medicine and food for children

The text urges giving pure honey to children instead of candy while noting honey's medicinal value. It explains that honey quality varies with production, comparing dark red honey favorably to light sellow honey and linking color to consumer perception.

Relationship puzzle from a London Mail clipping

The dialogue presents a riddle about a big Black person and a little Black person in a tramcar. The big person is not the little one’s father, and the little one is the big person’s son. The solved relation is that the big person is the mother, with the speaker refuting uncertainty. This item captures a classic wordplay exchange from the era.

Moreton

Visiting Dedricks Share Thanksgiving With Home Folks

Edgar Dedrick his wife and baby arrived Wednesday night and stayed until Sunday visiting with the Dedricks at home. They enjoyed a Thanksgiving dinner each day. Fred Letts of Normal Platte, a well known engineer on the third division, was relieved Tuesday due to acute illness and lies seriously ill at his home.

Edgar Dedrick S. Dedrcks Fred Letts Normn Platte

Typhoid relapse keeps Ralph Devine under nurse care

Ralph Devine, who returned home from St. Joseph Missouri six weeks ago sick with typhoid fever, has had a relapse and is being cared for by a trained nurse at his father Don Devine’s home.

Ralph Devine St. Joseph Missouri Don Devine

Thanksgiving Visit Leads to Wedding Celebration

E Monette traveled to Peetz on Wednesday and then to Irving Monette’s ranch where he spent Thanksgiving and assisted in the wedding of Mrs Irving Monette’s niece.

E. Monette Irving Irving Monette

Whistler etching売却に関する margin 注記と legs の作者

ロンドンのサザビーズで 1888 年に販売されたホイストラーの初期エッチングの一部には margin に「Legs not by me」と記されていた。価格は作品の技量ではなく作者自身の署名に近い話題性で左右され、 legs は Whistler の義兄 Seymour Haden によるものだと後の記述で明かされる。

Whistler Whistlers Sothebys London Seymour Haden Whistier

Hammonds & Stephens Rep Spends Day in City

J. W. Nation of the Hammonds and Stephens Book Co. spent all of Monday in the city in the interests of his company.

J. W. Nation The Hammonds & Stephens Book Co

Poole Family Visits Aunt in Denver for Thanksgiving

Mrs N J Poole and her dapy from Denver visited Wednesday with her aunt Mrs Ellen Burke. They traveled Thursday to Simfa to spend Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs L Scheuta.

Stark Couples Visit Fort Morgan Over Thanksgiving

Mr and Mrs E T Stark traveled to Fort Morgan on Wednesday and stayed with Mr Stark s parents over Thanksgiving, according to local society notes.

Mrs. E. T. Stark Fort Morgan Mr. Stark

Don Devine Visits York For Estate Settlement Trip

Don Devine spent the period from Saturday through Tuesday in York Nebraska to settle his deceased mother's estate, with his stay focusing on finalizing affairs and handling related financial matters.

Don Devine York Nebraska

Cousin John Foley Visits Mrs Dan Kelly for Afternoon Stay

Mrs Dan Kelly welcomed her traveling cousin John Foley from Minneapolis on Thursday and he remained with relatives until Friday.

Dan Kelly John Foley Minneapolis

Local Visitors From Ickes and Ong Nebraska

Mrs James Davison of Ickes post office and Mr and Mrs Doris Davi and son of Ong Nebraska were guests of Mr and Mrs Rudi the latter part of the week. They returned to their home Sunday.

James Davison Ickes Post Office Doris Davi and Son Ong, Nebraska Rudi

Two travelers recount Colorado ride at ninety per hour

Abe Null and J D McMillan returned Monday from Colorado where they say they read every inch of the state from the motorcycle named Old Suze. They praised the scenery and viewed the land at a speed of about ninety miles per hour.

Abe Null J. D. McMillan Colorado Suze Abe

Mrs Davis Aims Denver Civil Service Prep School

Mrs. E. C. Davis, daughter of Mrs. Banta, left this morning for a Civil Service preparatory school in Denver. She will review shorthand and related studies for a few weeks and then assume a position open to her on February 1st.

E. C. Davis

Minatare Thanksgiving Reception at Greenlee Home

Miss Katherine Greenlee arrived home from school in Minatare just in time for the six o clock Thanksgiving dinner at the Greenlee home. Among the guests was Miss Elda Bacon of Alliance, a special friend of Miss Martha Greenlee.

Katherine Greenlee Minatare Greenlee Elda Bacon Alliance Martha Greenlee

District No 36 Kurz school posts flawless term record

District No 36 known as the Kurz school reports a fine start to the term with perfect attendance in the last month and no tardiness or absences in the period. Miss Anna Chambers is the popular teacher guiding the students.

Kurz School Peing Anna Chambers

Thanksgiving Day social at Lowe home features two gatherings

Mr and Mrs Lowe hosted ten guests for an atrial one o clock Thanksgiving dinner. In the evening Mr and Mrs Shipman hosted a theatre party for twelve and then the group went to the Lowe residence to dance. Miss Ashmore of Morrill Nebraska visits the Lowes as a house guest and will stay until Monday.

Mrs. Lowe

Urban Store For Sure Advances In Customer Service

The C. W. Hornaday store enhances operations with a Lamson Electric Cash System in every department and a new switchboard with an in store operator. The system saves time and steps, allowing customers to use the phone independently of the business. The store is praised as a city store serving a fifty mile radius and beyond.

C. W. Hornaday

Mrs H R Fuller Returns From Fort Dodge Visit

Mrs H R Fuller came back Tuesday evening from Fort Dodge Iowa after spending a month with her mother who is now nicely recovering from a severe illness.

Mrs Stroemaker Attends National Suffrage Convention

Mrs. W. J. Stroemaker returned Friday of last week from Atlanta, Georgia where she attended the National Suffrage convention.

W. J. Stroemaker Atlanta Georgia

Edith and Minnie Oldershaw at Thanksgiving Home Dinner

Miss Edith and Minnie Oldershaw joined the Thanksgiving feast at the home table and remained there for the two days following.

Edith Minnie Oldershaw

Mouster Returns Home From Visit To Freeport Illinois

Mrs R Mouster cousin and guest of Mrs F Griffeh has returned to her home in Freeport Illinois.

R. Mouster Freeport Ilinois

Asa Remesburg Visits Radcliffe Beard for Thanksgiving

Asa Remesburg of Lisco is listed as a guest for Thanksgiving at the hospitable Radcliffe Beard residence. The brief note records a local social gathering and the hosts extending hospitality to a neighbor.

Asa Remesburg Lisco Radcliffe Beard

Pleasant miscommunication over jar of beautifyise cream

A snippet from the Cleveland Plain Dealer shows a caller pleading with a woman to buy a jar of beautifyise Cream after being told she would. The woman initially declines but then agrees to take one, prompting a brief door to door exchange.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

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Rummelhart E. W Marless Bentley Land Co E Am Apperson Mace Denver Cheyamame St. M. Perkins A. Lindberg Zlebert, CM Andrews Alfred Bauer Sunol A. B. Clement M. W. Osborn P. W. Barker Neubauer Mexico Fundingsland Investment Co Mrs. Wallick Panama Washington Panama Canal United States Pacific Dalton Gus Meyer City William Sims Louis Studlar Crook N. P. Rasmussen Joseph Horicek of Sundl George Rhuter North Side Porter Tate Lodgepole George Hubeck H. C. Casselman Mrs. C. W. Simons E. C. Banta Potter Braham Tom Freeman Mrs. Payton Wolfe Lodgepole Express T. E. Woods Lincoln Joseph Oberfelder Chicago S. P. Witters A. O Wyo J. A. Nicholson Donald Seattle Hazel Qonterfelder Arthur Ant Dan Dickinson Jerry Vack Gus Eden North Divide Charles Hein C. L. Melton Charles Gunderson N. Jacobson P. Nelson Sanders J. E. Sanders Dan Albrige Sam Fine Sidney Steam Bakery W. M. Breterneftz Prop Harper Building Jrirdun Jack Huber Peerless Little Marie Hicks Wonder Aristo Lightning Miss Bell Huber & Co
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