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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1916
Page
4
The Telegraph offers small sectional maps of Cheyenne County at five cents each and dust proof letter files for sale. Also advertised are farm land loans at 7 percent by BentIey Land Company of Sidney Nebraska along with various local notices about sales and services.
Classified notice compact with multiple items for sale and local contact points. Includes a small house at bargain terms by Osborn and Jorgenson, found items on Lincoln Highway, sale inquiries for a hard coal burner, two houses for sale, and phone contact. Also notes a dance at Joel Meyers farm Peetz Colorado with Sidney Orchestra and a lostWalrus traveling bag.
A new Cheyenne County Lumber Co. yard rises on the Lincoln Highway two blocks west of Sidney’s business center. The modern plant will include offices warehouses and sheds and carry building materials lime cement plaster posts coal and more. Managed by A A Phelps with local builders Conner and Spritler directing construction, the enterprise signals strong Cheyenne County prospects. Meanwhile residents report Mrs. John Treinen returning from a honeymoon and Jeannette Puthof healing from a fall injury. Torn, Saturday last, October Ist. to Mr and Mrs Arthur Closman, a Sci WV King compiles Abstracts and perfects didles.
A mass meeting will be held at the Julesburg court house on Saturday night November 4 to discuss establishing a new sugar factory in the district. Beet growers and prospective growers are urged to attend to address questions of great importance to the industry. Also notes a found check to W. N. Hammell signed by Peter Maers and a farm winter-work sought by Mrs Carrie L Atherton in Sidney Nebraska.
Found bundle containing cloth es left at The Telegraph office. Used Saxon Six car for sale in perfect condition. We are closing out all furniture. Call at The Essig Store.
J. N. Boling and his wife returned Thursday to their Stanwood Iowa home after visiting here with their son A. J. Boling and his family.
Republican nominee Charles Hughes repudiates a report alleging a private agreement with the American Independent conference. He says he has spoken only in public and reiterates his stance on protecting American lives property and commerce, addressing inquiries from Democratic headquarters and individuals who sought interviews.
President Wilson told a Shadow Lawn delegation of farmers, architects, and engineers that he does not expect the United States to go into war. He said peace was preserved by present choices and dismissed expectations that opponents might have chosen a path leading to conflict. He pushed for full national effort and noted the campaign being near its end as he aims to return to business.
Major R. R. Moton, president of Tuskegee Institute, spoke at Font Somery Alabama urging African Americans to stay in the South. He said the race must shed laziness and study its shortcomings to better cope with whites and be thankful for southern opportunities.
St Donald of Memphis president of the National Association of Master Bakers proposed forming a committee of representative bakers to travel to Washington and request President Wilson to institute an embargo on foreign wheat and nour exports. The aim is to reduce the cost of these inputs and lower bread prices.
The church schedules two Masses on Sunday October 29 including a 7 30 AM Mass and a High Mass at 19 AM. Father Cyril C P will preach at the 10 AM Mass. The Forty Hours devotion opens Monday at 9 AM with Solemn High Mass and closes Wednesday at 7 30 PM with special music each service. Non Catholics are invited.
A sale offers 1 cook stove 1 dresser 1 kitchen cupboard 1 kitchen cabinet 1 graphophone and records 1 hard coal heater 1 dining room table 2 center tables 1 good violin 2 iron beds Dishes and other articles. FREE LUNGH AT NOON. TERMS AR sums under $10 cash. On sums of $10 and upwards twelve months' time on bankable notes bearing 10 percent interest. No property to be removed until settled for.
Mrs Bowman of Woodriver Nebraska visits her daughter Mrs Kk W Puthor. Miss Minna Jewett of Lodgepole stays overnight with Mrs J J McIntosh. Leon Fine of the Fashion Shop returns from Denver trip mixing business with pleasure. Attorney William Ritchie Jr of Bridgeport travels to the city on political game business. Miss Margaret Bryan of Scottsbluff returns home after visiting her brother McKinley Bryan and the Misses McCann. First quarterly Methodist conference set for Friday November 3 at the local church with Dr Isham present. Mrs Wugh Slawson of Lodgepole Nebraska and niece Miss Gertrude Wilcox of Clarks Nebraska visit Sidney for probate court business.
J. T. Thoelecke and his wife from Poca tello Idaho stopped in Sidney Wednesday to visit friends during a trip home from Iowa City. They had been residents here in the eighties and two weeks ago Mr. Thoelecke spent several days greeting early friends.
A property listing in Sidney references Osborn and Jorgenson, urging readers to See What We Still Have In Furniture at the Essig Storf store and directing inquiries to F. A. King for abstracts.
Mr Harper will respond to calls within fifty miles of Sidney to convey sick or injured to or from doctors, trains, or other locations.
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