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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1919
Page
8
Public sale offers 320 acres 14 miles south of Dix and 20 miles north of Peetz with improvements including a cement house barn and 60 acres cultivated and wheat. Land described as S14 22 12 55 allows farming on about 300 acres. sale in Peetz Colorado on Saturday November 29 at 1 p m with $1 000 down and remaining terms to be announced.
Bentley Land Company offers farm loans at seven percent with ample funds. The ad promotes quality and freshness alongside Cream of Nut Margarine and Schaeffer and Parker fountain pens sold by Vargil Marsh. The Hindu lotus motif and its symbolic use in India are noted.
Ed Howe started threshing last Monday. Oren W Pitts helped E M Rose butcher a hog Tuesday. Miss Currie Glassburn left the neighborhood to work in Sidney for a while. Mrs Bell returned home from Denver last week. The Ladies Club met at Livingstons Thursday. Reine autoed to Sidney one day last week. CoG Lawrence drove to Sidney in the cart Friday. Lucile Langley visited the school in Dist 101 last Friday afternoon. Springer boys were seen in Sidney Saturday. Langley’s mother left Friday for Yume Co. Oren Pitts, Miss Viola Rose and Mr and Mrs BE Rose went to Sidney. A surprise party enlivened Ed Howe’s birthday Saturday night. large attendance. After lunch at a late hour they returned home. Morton Walsh, Loren Wagner and Margaret Wagner visited E M Roses Sunday. Jim Nelson and family were at Ed Nelsons Sunday. Oren Pitts and Miss Viola Rose took Clair Lawrence to Ben E Wagners Sunday. Miss Lula Reineka was at Langleys Sunday noon. Mr and Mrs Weaver spent Friday afternoon at Will Ferricks. Little Martha Flesner had an accident Sunday morning injuring two fingers in a food chopper and was stitched up. risk remains she may lose one finger.
Grand Prairie residents report returns from Burlington Colorado and visits with neighbors. Ed Hart and family and Ed Johnson and family hosted Sunday calls at Al Harts. BE Planck of Sidney on the farm. Will Ferricks reports a lost horse buried under a straw stack. Frank and Christine Flesner traveled to Gothenburg for Thanksgiving. Mrs Peter Stevens has been ill recently. Steinzmans visited Mons Johnsons on Sunday.
The notice promotes battery repair for all makes at Ever-Ready Battery Station and radiators repaired for winter, promising satisfactory service at the Ever-Ready Service Station.
A man praises Careful Laundry for returning shirts and collars looking like new. The ad highlights careful handling of silk, satin, and porcelain shirts, promising fabrics stay vibrant and garments regain fresh appearance after laundering.
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