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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1913
Page
8
The Telegraph offers dust proof letter filings for sale, Cheyenne County maps, and magazine subscriptions. Old papers and spring cleaning stock are sold at low prices suitable for shelves and carpet linings. Tailor Adolph Swenson advertises first class repairs and made to measure suits at Gapen Building.
Farmers are urged to apply for a $1,000,000 land loan from Bentley Land Co of Sidney Nebraska. The firm offers fire, lightning, tornado and hail insurance as part of the loan package.
A for sale notice lists a new house offered by Mrs Andrew Lindberg. The advertisement directs interested buyers to inquire with the owner for details and terms.
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 WILLSON, Potter, Neb.
A newspaper ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims the remedy works through the blood and mucous surfaces, building the constitution and aiding nature, with a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure. It invites testimonials and lists Toledo based F J Cheney & Co as proprietors. The ad also promotes “Take Uualls Family Pill” for constipation.
Four written monument contracts enclosed in a large white envelope were found. A reward is offered to the finder if returned to S Sheflish, Sidney, Nebraska. Also for sale, a large time lock safe in good condition and a nearly unused single-seat buggy. Contact Mrs. M Ahrens.
One registered Duroc Jersey male hog sixteen months old weighs 250 pounds. Inquire of ZIEBERT & ANDREWS. WANTED price and terms for any land in Cheyenne County. Box 353 Fremont Neb F. E. BROWN. FOR RENT steam heated room with private bath Gapen Building. FOR SALE Milch cows extra good RAY SMITH. FOR RENT Furnished rooms inquire Mrs C E Couch.
The Chairman and Board of Village Trustees of Sidney Nebraska announce a public sale for cash of negotiable bonds totaling 22500 dollars. The sale is on October 1, 1913 at 4 p m in the Commercial Club Room. Bonds mature January 2, 1934 bearing 6 percent interest, par value 500 each, with option to pay early. A 250 dollar certified check deposit is required. settlement within two weeks of bid acceptance.
Sec 29 Twp 16 Range 50 one of the best in Cheyenne County. Priced at $20,000 with payment terms half cash and balance over 4 years at 6 percent interest or cash at once for $19,400. George Be Ortmann Bancroft Neb.
Improved farm for rent in north FE quarter section eight to fourteen range fifty. About 130 acres in cultivation with dwelling windmill and out buildings. Write to A D Shimonek Wilber Nebraska or see J L McIntosh Sidney Nebraska.
Winter Wheat seed wheat is offered in a limited supply. The pure and clean Karkoff strain is grown from Alberta imported seed and is acclimated to the southwest. Orders may be sent or phoned. early applications will be filled first. Alfred A. Bauer, Sunol, Nebraska.
A well bred Holstein dairy cow fresh in the spring is producing eight to nine quarts of milk daily and will be sold on the street at 2 p.m. Saturday September 27 to the highest bidder. E W Marness. For sale an Esther organ in good condition suitable for church or school Mrs J W McDaniel. For sale Thoroughbred Poland China boars Henry C Blome. Wanted sewing or almost any kind of hand work Address P O Box 73.
A literary note likens some authors to Uncle Jim's poll parrot famed for cleverness despite coarse language, drawing a humorous parallel between public reputation and use of sharp speech.
A strictly high grade piano brand new and unsold in Sidney offered for quick cash or very cheap payments. For details contact THE DENVER MUSIC COMPANY in Denver, Colorado.
A practical, nearly new Columbia single buggy offered at Stone Garage. Includes ready-to-use condition with minimal wear, ideal for buyers seeking a compact, reliable transport option. Contact Stone Garage for price and viewing details.
320 acre farm four miles south of Sidney offering 100 acres in fall wheat and 40 rods to the school house at 35 dollars per acre. Address Farm Owner care The Telegraph Sidney Neb.
Lincoln reports eight thousand stallions and jacks in the state must be inspected this year due to delays by the registration board. Officials aim to complete the large task by year end with all hands on deck. The new law imposes a $3 per animal inspection fee and inspectors receive $7.50 per day for their work, replacing the unconstitutional $10 rate.
Fire Commissioner Ridgell will not seek immediate filling of the Grand Island vacancy from Paul Thompson's death or disappearance. Several applicants exist but decisions will delay for days. Ridgell suspects Thompson alive but absent until the disappearance cause is clarified. a legally trained appointee may be chosen when a decision is reached.
Caroline Snyder Reinmuth, born in Germany March 8 1827, arrived 1850, married John Adam Reinmuth and raised eight children. She died September 9 in Dalton at age 86 years 6 months 10 days after a brief illness. funeral held at Walter Reinmuth's home and body laid to rest in Iowa beside her husband.
Norman Nebraska reports a major blaze destroying R H Williams hardware store with 6000 in goods and 5000 insurance. C Winther owns hotel with 1800 building 1500 insurance and 1000 contents. Cream station and post office building are mentioned with smaller values. Fire suspected to start from spontaneous combustion in the hardware off room.
Miss Ella Erickson has been on the sick list. J. C Wl'veni returned from a ten day outing in Etter Creek Wyoming. E R Rogers Geo Peters and Sam Wolfe were on the streets of Lodgepole Thursday. Fred Speck of Rutland Illinois visited Cheyenne county real estate. Mrs C B Gadd of Bridgeport and Mrs Don Wilson of Omaha visited Dr G D Webster. Frances E Knox left for Atton Iowa after learning her mother was very low. Ignatz Meick received a 1500 dollar check for fire loss. policy paid in full eight days after the blaze.
McVickers Millinery and Simon Fishman's Store announce a first display of pattern and dress hats on Thursday and Friday September 25 and 26. Attendees are invited and souvenirs will be given.
Woodmen of the World will initiate a class of twenty five into Woodcraft Friday evening September 19. State Manager Edward Walsh of Omaha has been secured to help put the class through.
Mr and Mrs Forbes and their two children left Sunday for Ft Dodge Iowa after spending two weeks with Mrs Forbes sister Mrs Fuller and husband Mr Fuller drove them by car over 500 miles of the country. The trips proved a revelation to them of the agricultural possibilities ahead.
Fred Parks departed Tuesday evening for Kearney to join Kearney Military Academy as assistant athletics instructor. A leading Sidney athlete, he starred four years in high school basketball and won numerous local boxing contests.
The Frances Willard Club held its opening meeting Friday afternoon at Mrs. N P Willis home with Mrs Has kell as president guiding the session The program followed the year book with some additions Miss Fern Johnson played a piano piece noted for its charm Mrs Johnson served ice cream and cake making a cooling surprise The year opens auspiciously.
Lincoln reports George Anthes auditor for Douglas County examined state records to identify auto license payers for the current year and compare with local owners. He believes some in the county have not paid 1913 fees and plans actions to enforce licensing, noting penalties tied to noncompliance.
Linco Sept 19 Nine convicts were received and fourteen dismissed from the state penitentiary during August according to the warden's report filed with the governor. The prison population began the month at 356 and ended at 51. Included were 945 white males and 78 Negro men. Four convicts were discharged during the month, nine paroled, and one, George Werner of Richardson county, was transferred to the hospital for the insane.
A distinctive heater claims to be unrivaled for heating and cooking due to economy cleanliness and efficiency. Describes it as the greatest seller ever and offers to furnish credentials for interested buyers. Invites trade for exclusive rights with any valuable item.
Beginning next Monday from three to seven mail clerks on west bound trains will lay over in Sidney daily and return on eastbound trains. The move follows a state law barring dining car staff from sleeping in cars with enforcement assigned to the food commission. Railroads have altered car layouts and schedules, as Burlington and Union Pacific relay cars. future plans mention separate sleeping cars for the staff and restoration of dining car hours.
Hastings Nebraska September report says Mr and Mrs Rufus Phillips cashed eighteen checks totaling 136 dollars in Hastings stores one week after their marriage and fled town without paying a hotel bill. The checks bore the name Rufus Phillips who had only ten dollars in bank funds.
Knight Campbell Music Co advertises a large list of over 100 piano and player piano models. It promises substantial savings from 50 to 150 dollars per instrument, cut terms in half, prepaid freight, and money back satisfaction guaranteed, backed by 40 years of reputation. Located at 1625 31 California Street in Denver.
Sedentary habits lack of outdoor exercise insufficient mastication of food constipation a torpid liver worry and anxiety overeating partaking of food and drink not suited to our age and occupation Correct your habits and take Chamberlain's Tablets and you will soon be well again For sale by all dealers.
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