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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1917
Page
4
An 7 percent farm loan notice appears with references to land loans in Sidney Nebraska. Additional line items include sales by The Telegraph, a local floral thank you note, a request for help finding a young girl to assist in a small family, and various sale and service listings for trunks, carpets, and maps.
Three blocks west of the post office offering modern sleeping rooms. Contact Mrs. W. J. Perry by phone at 136. Private, well located, suitable for single occupants seeking quiet lodging.
Notice states the Methodist ladies have reserved September 15 for a bake sale with further notice to follow. Also for sale a five room strictly modern house with garage offered by R E L Jackson. Antiglar weadlight bulbs priced at 1.50 a pair from A Brott's. Registered Hereford bull, five years old, weight 1800 by N W Olson.
Classified snippet notes a sale price for anti glare headlight bulbs. It also lists rental and sale notices including a furnished sleeping room for rent, contact phone and local names such as A Brott and Mrs O W Ericson alongside Oscar Harris offering a well matched work team.
After September first our terms will be strictly cash on delivery. We are not denying credit out of distrust but to cut the heavy expense of collecting many small accounts.
A list of notices: a gray and bay horse taken up near Sidney with owner to prove property and pay for advertising. a for sale section near Armstrong Colo with good soil and water 25 feet away at 15 dollars per acre. a Ford cylinder boring service by A Brott. a found ladies coat to be claimed. a wanted good girl for house work by Mrs Guy Stiaw. three head of horses for sale or trade for Ford car. a J I Case tractor and machinery for sale with truck tank and plow offered at a bargain.draw
FOR SALE Three houses two blocks from school house with trees lawns water lights Phone 79 or call Mrs B W Fraze y FOR SALE Heider Tractor 12 20 in first class shape A Nollette Upland Neb No place like home See us about one SIDNEY LAMBET CO
Frank C. Jerome, a graduate tuner, announces he will visit Sidney in the first part of September to tune and repair pianos and player pianos. This public notice invites local residents to arrange service with the tuner.
A fragmentary note mentions sleeping rooms located two blocks north of Union Depot with Mrs. Fred Siedow as a contact.
M W Osborn advertises two used Ford cars for sale. A brief notice notes both vehicles are available from Osborn’s listing. Conditions and prices are not specified in the fragment.
No trespassing notice posted by Chas. Trognitz warns hunters and others to stay off Trognitz ranch property under penalties and legal prosecution.
Matthew Jones and others volunteer for regular ARU at Recruiting Station Joel Stibal. In charge are Harland G Schacht Charles Fisher Reuben S Miller Lionel A Ward Sidney Nebr. C Lieutenant Kidwara Shoemaker advances as one of seven from Des Moines to Mineola Long Island, moving closer to the fighting front. Edward serves in the army.
Open season for prairie chickens runs September 15 to November 15 and ducks and geese from September 16 to January list. No season for quail. Resident hunting license costs 31.00 while non residents pay 10.00. Unlicensed hunting carries a fine up to 50.00. Get a license to hunt safely.
Arthur Eastwood of Morrill arrives as foreman at Hssig Hardware. He will move his family to a residence west of the R A Barlow home, owned by Clyde Hammer, and occupy the dwelling.
EB Bowman, Marshal, warns all food selling venues to immediately clean both front and rear areas and maintain cleanliness as required by state law and city ordinance. This serves as final notice to comply.
Resolutions thank the County Superintendent Miss Anna McFadden and instructor Miss Eleanor Davidson along with Messrs William Barnard Mooney and E FE Hays for inspiring teachers. Praise the Board of Education and County Commissioners for facilities and funding. Acknowledges Elvira Campbell Mildred James Anna Radcliff and D J Lewis for entertainment and thanks local business leaders. Notices that copies go to The Sidney Telegraph The Dalton Delegate The Potter Review and The Lodgepole Express. Found two bunches of keys. owner should call and pay for advertising.
The ordinance requires cars on Rose Street from Union Pacific track to court house block and on Lincoln Highway near Rose Street to be parked in the street center. Enforced citywide. violators face fines after the ordinance takes effect as ordered by City Council. Officer BE Bowman, Marshal.
Mrs Catherine Landelieue and her daughter visit relatives, described as sisters of Hubert and Clark Fuller, arriving from San Francisco to spend time with family.
Everett F. Phillips, a government bee culture expert, argues honeybees lack true adaptability and act on a fixed instinct. He warns beekeepers that honey placement must leave exactly a quarter inch space between hive wall and comb, or bees will store or seal honey, requiring hive opening to harvest.
A short motivational line urging ongoing movement toward opportunity. It emphasizes perseverance and action to overcome stalled progress. The message encourages not remaining inactive while waiting for better circumstances.
Real estate notice urging Casper landowners to contact BEN REALTY CO Casper Wyoming with lot and block numbers a requested price and terms. Commission stated at five percent.
Do not kill fine ewe lambs as someone may want them to reinforce a flock. If a horse is weak or has trouble rising check feed and reject musty or soft corn and hay. Pigs need clean pens. provide porkers with beds. Roots and turnips aid profitable sheep handling. Skimmilk middlelings and tankage have value for pies. Teach colts to walk first.
Wanted notices seek purchase of a second hand roll top desk and a desk room to rent in the office at McCreary U S A theatre. Reader can respond with details or offers to the listed location.
For sale one J I Case 9-18 gas tractor in good as new condition. Also available a good wagon and miscellaneous machinery. Located seven miles west of Gurley, Gurley McGrane Bros Gurley Nebraska.
Sunday School at 10 a.m. and at 11 a.m. year reports will be given. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. and the final conference year service at 7:30 p.m. Pastor leaves Monday with Mrs. Lewis accompanying to North Platte to visit daughter Mrs. Cram. Old church will be rolled for moving but services proceed as usual.
Regular services next Sunday at the library building. The morning theme is The Man That Is Called Jesus with a discussion on estimates of Christ by Napoleon and other great men who were not active Christians. The evening text is Little Foxes that Spoil the Vineyards. Sunday school begins at 10:00 A. M. with services at 11:00 A. M. and 8:00 P. M. All are welcome. classes for all ages.
Special church meeting set for Monday September 10 urged for all members. Mrs. Mills, state worker, will be present. Refreshments to follow. announced by Mrs. J. U. Daniel.
W. H. Wiker registered optometrist has relocated to the Stuht and Hink Building occupying the upstairs suite.
FOR SALE ADIANCE CORN BINDERS MONITOR DRILLS DISKS AND CORN ROW DRILLS. SS A SCHMITT IMPLEMENT CO LOST A SMALL RED SILK WRIST BAG WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON CONTAINING STERLING SILVER TATTING SHUTTLE AND ABOUT THREE QUARTERS YARD WIDE TATTING. MY INITIALS ON SHUTTLE. RETURN TO TELEGRAPH OFFICE REWARD MRS H R FULLER
Mrs Charles Roth who traveled to Omaha for an operation is slowly improving from the procedure.
Louis Closman traveled to Denver Wednesday evening on a short business and pleasure trip expected to last a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rife of Omaha are visiting this week with Mrs. Rife’s sister, Mrs. Clemens Roth, staying in the city as relatives share time together.
Moni S. A. Schmitt Implement Co. announces a sale on Adviance Corn Binders at old price. The offer highlights durable farm equipment with limited time availability and practical pricing for local customers.
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