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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1909
Page
2
For sale. J. I. Case separator 12 horse Woodbury power Aultman Taylor separator 2 horse power For further particulars see Harper and Wright.
Listings show pasture rental by Western Realty Co and 5 room rental near town with inquiries to Mrs. O Kane. Furnished rooms near the post office, side walks available, and two sections of land near Cheyenne Wells Colorado offered at 10 per acre with quick sale expected. Contact 9. Perry at 520 Canal Street Chicago Illinois for details.
Hasiner & Johnson of Central Meat Market Sidney Nebraska advertise cream pricing for tests under 50 percent at 23 cents and 50 percent or over at 25 cents paid by return mail. They promote the best cream proposition in the state and invite calls for a trial.
All parties owing for goods purchased before January 1 1909 or on notes or contracts that are past due must call and settle at once. If not settled within thirty days the accounts will be placed in attorney hands for collection. Aug 28 1909 Harper Wright.
Notice from H Vanaelstyn of Sidney Nebraska offering a carload of cabbage next week at the U P freight depot sold at 1.25 per 100 pounds. Those seeking the best cabbage should notify him or call at the car.
Property record notes a residence belonging to Wallace Oosterhoudt located in the southwest part of town. The notice provides basic ownership and location details without further context or actions.
Notice to pay all debts owed to M. H. Tobin. Lost jacket between Sidney and two miles east of town. reward for return to The Sidney Telegraph office. House for sale 16 large rooms in Sidney Neb. Inquiries to B. W. Frazey Sidney Neb. Short orders from V Klein promptly delivered from V Klein store.
The undersigned prohibits hunting on his premises for sections 24 25 and the south half of section 26 township 14 range 80 and also portions of section 30 and 31 township 14 range 49. All trespassers will be prosecuted. Gus Wellner
Frankfort Indiana advertisement offers stock merchandise for sale due to limited room. Includes five to twelve first class milk cows for sale from C J Osborn ranch. Contact by box 273 Frankfort or by phone.
An obituary notes Charles Callahan’s father died Monday in Indianapolis at age eighty two. Funeral held Thursday. The item lists a series of local visitors and family arrivals, including Mrs. Tom Kane and daughter May from Salt Lake for a Lowery home reunion.
The writer seeks Cheyenne Co land during September and asks for land for sale and a proposition. They report strong sales and request twenty good quarters at once and invite contact with offers.
Miss Marguerite Stowitta entertained Thursday evening allowing guests to meet Miss Helen Bentley of Tama Towa. Twelve young ladies and gentlemen joined the event. Carola served refreshments after the lively conversation. Mina Bentley is visiting her uncle J A Bentley.
The piece argues for more public comfort stations as essential urban improvements. It notes European progress exceeds America in this area and criticizes city officials who focus on local convenience over the needs of women, children, visitors, and rural residents. The issue will demand growing attention in the near future.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a character pleading for lighter mood and purpose as a companion questions whether you can shed negativity and find something worth living for. The exchange hints at tension and a search for meaning within a troubled relationship.
Turner works headline a notable art exhibit opening next week in the high school gym. Curated for the community, the show features prominent pieces from the Turner collection and local student involvement in display and reception events.
L. M. Bever, optician, will be in Sidney on Monday September 20 to conduct eye examinations and fittings. He offers consultations for those with eye strain and those needing glasses and notes his frequent visits to Sidney with reliable service. Office at Motropolitan Hotel.
Dalton residents and visitors fill town life with travel notes and social visits. The city expands utilities as Cherfelder addition gains water service. Bank statements show growth for the two year old town. Sidney Marble Works boasts leading marble stock west of Omaha. A Sidney ball season ends with disbanding and farewells as players depart for further studies and jobs.
Trinity Lutheran church schedules morning and evening services with the sermon "Blessed are the Peace Makers for they shall be called the Children of God" in the morning. The next Sunday, Sept 26, will be the farewell sermon marking the end of the present pastorate of L. F. Gunderman.
Holy Communion at 7 30 a m. Sunday school 9 45. Morning prayer and sermon 11 a m. Evening prayer and sermon 7 30 p m. Reverend Richard Whitehouse rector invites all. Also liquid veneer for sale at Jackson’s.
An old campaign style ad advises farmers to feed workers Quaker Oats for breakfast. It praises oats for stamina and economy, claiming porridge with sugar and cream or milk sustains vigor for long work days and reduces fatigue.
W S Rodman visited Omaha for land business while Dr L G Simon headed north to Scotia Bluff for land interests. Mrs M A Shipman and children Alfred and Marjory vacation in Wheatland Wyoming. Paul Bell of Lincoln for Bankers Life Insurance met Sidney visitors. The Sidney Military Band under Prof W Klein left for a Pine Bluffs Wyoming fair. C D Essig and wife returned from Seattle via Lincoln after illness news. Mrs Essig went to Lincoln. Mrs John Seyfang won a dish set at Sidney Mercantile. Rich Mittlestadt from North Dakota came after news of daughter Edith Mittlessadt’s death at Lodgepole. C L Tate of Lodgepole visited. he runs a leading Lodgepole real estate trade. County treasurer’s office prepares delinquent tax list for October publication. pay early to avoid advertising costs. Nebraska State University represented by Cheyenne county youth Miss Grace King, Miss Willis of Dalton, Arthur M Oberfelder, Paul Marlin, Jim Rodman. area retains property interest in Wm Ritchie Jr and Verne Bates. All youth are pursuing higher education. Shotguns rifles and shells for sale at Jackson's.
Article urges citizens to keep their town visible and attractive through organized business efforts. Focus on gradual goals, good roads, accessible rest facilities, and cooperative action by conservative merchants to improve schools and churches, attracting good residents.
Cheyenne county Nebraska invites bids for a iron lodgepole creek bridge. One 20 foot span and 16 foot roadway on section line between sections 35 and 36 township 14 north range 47 west. Bids due by noon September 18 1909 with a bond double bid amount. Board may reject any bids. Dated Sidney August 24 1909. H T Doran county clerk.
Sinnick notes his friend Jibkins cannot sail a boat while Minnick shrugs. Sinnick adds he never pushes to sail in rough weather, a contrast Browning's Magazine highlights as remarkable.
The Washington Star quotes Farmer Corntes sel and his wife criticizing dialect writing. They say no author shows cleverness in getting grammar and pronunciation right, insisting plain speech matters more than fancy dialect.
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