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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1913
Page
8
The Telegraph lists old papers for sale at small prices and offers five cent sectional maps of Cheyenne County. Subscriptions to magazines accepted. Also advertising first class repairing and tailoring by Adolph Swenson at Gapen Building with cleaning, pressing, and bespoke tailoring for ladies and gents. Call early for quantities and service.
Farmers urged to secure a $1,000,000 land loan offered by Bentley Land Co of Sidney New York. Insurance options include fire lightning tornado and hail. For SAE contact Mrs Andrew Lindberg.
Several head of horses branded on left jaw. A reasonable reward will be paid for the recovery of any or all of these horses. Address: LEWIS WILSON, Potter, Neb. We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be pard by Hiall's Catarrh Cure. F J CHENEY & CO., Toledo. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, Toledo, Ohio. Wall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, price 75 cents. Sold by all Druggists. Hall's Family Pills for constipation. FOR SALE Safe good as new large time clocks Hall make. Also buggy one seat little used. MRS. M. AHRENS.
Fine improved 320 acre farm four miles south of Sidney with 100 acres in fall wheat and 40 roads to school house priced at 35 dollars per acre. Address Farm Owner care The Telegraph Sidney Neb. There will be a special examination in all subjects required for a county certificate at the office of the County Superintendent in Sidney on Friday October 17 and Saturday October 18. Edith M Stark County Superintendent.
A Des Moines Iowa nursery firm E L Watrous Nursery Company says it will handle nursery stock and asks clients to leave orders at the sender s home located two houses south of the school house. The notice invites prompt contact.
The Frances Willard Union will stage an Exchange on Saturday October 11 at the Noraday Moise store to raise funds for furnishing the men’s rest room in the courthouse which they have already made comfortable.
Riverside Apiary in Brush Colorado offers wholesale alfalfa honey. One 60 pound can priced at 5.25 dollars and two in a case at 10.25 dollars. Orders should be sent with payment and reference Stockmans National Bank. Contact Daniel Danielsen.
Two Estate Oak heating stoves offered for sale one large and one medium size. Call at the Postoffice for details.
A second hand organ is offered at a bargain if sold promptly. Also available are several young turkeys for sale. Interested buyers should call at the house south of the old hospital building in Morrow addition, Mrs. Wm. Wells.
Having sold my farm I will sell everything on the premises except horses. Located 14 miles north and 1 mile west of Sidney and 5 1/2 miles southwest of Dalton Nebraska. Sale starts Monday Oct 20 1913 at 10 a m. 13 head cattle 13 good milk cows one yearling heifer six spring calves 23 head hogs 238 21 Duroc Jersey gilts and males 85 to 150 pounds one sow one male full blood Poland China 16 months old. Chickens turkeys guineas. Farm machinery including buggy wagon hay rack grinders mowers binders plows hoes harrows cultivators and 20 acres corn hay oats millet. All household goods including piano couch bedsteads tables sewing machine stove heater rug and more. Free lunch at noon. Terms cash under 10. over 10 12 months on bankable notes at 10 percent interest 5 percent discount for cash. No removal until terms met. R M Perkins owner John Willis clerk Col A A Sharp auctioneer.
A public sale will be held Tuesday October 28, 1913 at 10 a m on the seller's place 23 miles NW of Sidney 8 miles W and 1/2 mile N of Dalton 1 mile E of Ickes post office The sale features 18 head of horses cattle farm implements household goods and poultry with terms cash for sums 810 and under and twelve months on bankable notes over 810 with 5 percent cash discount A. A. Sharp auctioneer Mrs Catherine Ward owner and A K Greenlee clerk.
Two-cylinder Maxwell auto in good condition offered for sale. Price fourteen dollars? Inquire of T J Helmer at 2510 Warren Ave Cheyenne Wyoming.
For Sale or Trade Only garage in Shubert Richardson county Nebraska. Invoice about 3000 dollars. Wants oil plowing outfit or land in Cheyenne County. Lost gold ring agate set reward if returned. Mrs R Duncan.
Notice states bankruptcy sale 1 will sell to the highest bidder for cash the goods wares merchandise furniture and fixtures belonging to the estate of James B McLernon bankrupt. Leroy Martin trustee.
The writer notes a long desire for apples and reports buying a sack for 1.25 and barreled apples for 3.50 to 3.75 a barrel. With the crop described as very small, they urge readers to buy now before supplies disappear for the winter.
Horses from the Milton Ahrens estate totaling 128 head will be auctioned by EB V. S. Pomeroy on Tuesday October 14 1913. Registered stallions will be added to the sale alongside Mr. Pomeroy’s existing stock. A. J. Langmann owner.
A local ad from Livone & Sons urges residents to avoid strangers writing life or fire insurance. It argues that outsiders do not pay taxes locally and prompts readers to consider handling their policies with a trusted, local firm.
Auction announces a large consignment of 40 head horses cattle and hogs plus machinery and harness. The sale at Mon tank ranch 12 miles NW of Sidney Neb begins 10 am Tuesday October 14 1913. Terms: cash under $10, credit up to 12 months on bankable notes with 10 percent cash discount over $10. Col V F Kucera Auctioneer
The Administrator's sale of the late BEN L GLENN's livestock hay and property will be at the Charlton ranch three miles east of Sidney Nebraska on Tuesday October 21 1913 at 10 oclock a m. Seventeen pages of items include fifteen head of horses twelve head of cattle two wagons plows cultivators mowers rakes horse harness hay and feed supplying household goods. JACOB GLENN administrator R A BARLOW clerk Colonel V F KUCBERA auctioneer. F A Gapen returned Wednesday from Denver. Mrs Firth Booth and daughter of Sunol were in town Monday.
Sincen Oct 9 a landmark tax talk unfolds as the state tax commission plans a Dec 12 round table in Omaha with the farmers congress. Officials will discuss assessments and all tax forms while farmers and real estate groups critique current statutes and propose strengthening measures. Representative Hoffmeister urges deputy assessor creation and removal of precinct assessors.
Lincoln Oct 7 Registration for the forest reserve land drawings will be at Valentine Broken Bow and North Platte and will start Oct 13 as announced by the state labor commission Commissioner Pool says the dates let Nebraskans be on hand when registration opens The land will be allocated by lottery with the drawing before March 1 next
Omaha Oct 7 county maps of the seniors of the transcontinental highway through Nebraska will be shown at the Platte Valley Highway association meeting in Central City tomorrow. The Nebraska Lincoln Memorial Highway discussion will be on the agenda as a major item. H E Frederickson Nebraska state consul for the Lincoln Memorial association has appointed a county consul for every county along the tentative route.
York Nebraska October seventh the Nebraska Federation of Women's clubs held its eighteenth annual session with opening by President Mrs T J Gist Falls City Mayor E B Nelson spoke for the city, Lena Meade York ex president gave welcome, Carrie Peterson Aurora offered a reply, and Mrs Pennybacker Austin Texas president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs greeted attendees. Charles F Weller Chicago associate secretary of the Playgrounds Association of America delivered the address on Industries Humanized by Recreation.
Clay Center Nebraska October 9 district court sits Judge Hurd presiding. Stout an inmate at the penitentiary appeals the county court decision denying a $300 hold for his estate claim against William Delahunty late warden. Broader items note Broken Bow crowds for land registration events. Madison reports M O Reed brother of Willis Reed killed in Spokane automobile crash. Roger Sullivan to run for U S Senate as Democratic boss from Illinois.
480 acre improved farm four miles from town of 2,000 with 170 acres under cultivation, pasture, 1000 two year old forest trees, good house and buildings, windmill, dairy or stock potential. Includes 2,200 steer calves, 32 hogs, 32 dozen chickens, machinery, household goods, and terms of sale offering cash for small sums and credit up to 10 months on notes at 10 percent interest with 5 percent cash discount. Free transportation to out of town buyers.
Sidney music house Knight Campbell advertises a 1913 sale of over 100 piano models and player pianos. The listing promises $60 to $75 off pianos and $75 to $3150 off player pianos, doubled terms, prepaid freight, and a money back guarantee from West's oldest music house at 1625 31 California St. Denver.
Edgar Dedrich undertook a business trip to Cheyenne on Thursday to attend meetings and advance company interests. He remained reachable for key negotiations and planned return shortly after.
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