For Sale and Wanted Advertisements in Sidney Nebr
Local listings include autos land pianos houses land for sale and pets and job notices. Items feature a Studebaker car two houses and lots in town winter onion sets and high grade pianos for sale or rent with details and contact names like M W Osborn J P Eckert and P L Kellerman. Also job ads for housework night clerk and porter at The Sidney and notices from Sidney Lumber Co and Jackson & Son. Subscriptions and real estate listings round out the classifieds.
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Knight-Campbell Music Co
P. L. Kellerman
Scottsbluff
Nebr
Kellerman
Man
Telegraph
Sidney
Two Story Brick Building For Trade In Nebraska Town
Classified ad offers a two story brick business building with basement in Tecumseh Nebraska, priced at 4500 with 1000 encumbrance, leased for 6 years at 284 per year. Seeks clear land in Cheyenne or Devel county worth at least 3500 for exchange, land must cover ranch value and pass an investigation. Contact E G Howard Tecumseh Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Devel
Howard
Tecumseh
Withdrawal of Land from Sale by All Agents
A 1916 document certifies that section 18 township 15 range 50 is withdrawn from sale until sold. It states the land was sold to the satisfaction of Mrs S P Stauffer and F Stauffer of 910 Congress St Emporia Kansas, dated August 16 1916.
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S. W
Township 15
S. P. Stauffer
F. Stauffer
Congress St. Emporia Kans
320 Acres for Sale in Cheyenne County Near Lisco
East half of section 31 17 46 Cheyenne County six miles from Lisco features level table land with about 20 acres rolling. priced at 25 dollars per acre with cash or easy terms. Write Broken Bow Nebraska Co l Shoe owner. Also for sale two adjoining lots on Wight-room house with bath modern except heat in a desirable Haskell addition five blocks from U P depot. address Joseph A Wolfe 1410 Mapleton Ave Boulder Colorado.
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Cheyenne County
Lisco
Broken Bow
Nebr. Co. l. Shoe
Haskell
U. P Depot
Joseph A. Wolfe
Mapleton Ave
Boulder
Colorado
Dairy price raise and management changes noted
Notice to patrons on Oct 1 price increases for milk and dairy products due to high feed and labor costs. Lists new rates for gallon, quarts, pints, and cream. Also announces Hi Niemeller as Bentley dairy manager, proper bottle handling and return. Mentions other dairies and framing service in the area.
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J. K. Green. Co
M. Andrews
Bentley Dairy
H Niemoller
Grove Dairy
N. W. Olson
Hi Niemeller
Episcopal Services to Be Held in Sidney
Reverend Hardman of Bridgeport will conduct services at Christchurch Sidney Tuesday evening September 26 at eight oclock. Everyone is cordially invited. W H Clemmons candidate for state superintendent visited Sidney last Friday meeting voters. He noted the citys lively spirit and growth. Thursday featured a Dorcas society chicken dinner at Moore ranch north of town drawing a general exodus from Sidney.
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Hardman
Bridgeport
Sidney
Christchurch
W. H. Clemmons
Moore Ranch
North
The
Dorcas Society
Abstracts by F A King Compile and Perfect Titles
F A King compiles abstracts and refines titles, delivering polished records. The practitioner focuses on clarity, accuracy, and consistent labeling across archival entries. His work supports cataloging and retrieval in research collections.
Sale of cattle horses wagons and household items at 1 PM
A Monday sale begins at 1:00 PM featuring 23 head of cattle including calves cows and a bull, 5 horses with two teams and a sorrel mare, farm equipment such as a wagon hay gear buggy and harness, a stack of alfalfa and millet, corn fodder, chickens and a large assortment of furniture stoves and household items including a washing machine ice cream freezer and dining room furniture.
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R. L
Injured File Suit For Damages In Colorado Springs Club Collapse
lawsuits allege damages totaling 150000 across twenty five suits against the Colorado Springs Athletic club after grandstand sections fell at Welsh-T White arena on September 4. Uplifted rights and sympathy strikes were noted by the United Garment Trades of New York City representing 200000 workers if called. A separate odd tale recounts a man once jailed on insanity grounds with a dwelling filled with bank notes and coins totaling thousands found hidden in a kitchen copper and jars.
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Damasma
Colorado Springs Athletic Club
White Arena
United Garment Trades of
New York City
Waortmen
London
Child proves taste for classics in framed portraits case
Mercy cries as Mrs Diggs scolds a child for chewing a pocket edition of Epictetus. Professor Diggs praises the infant indicating a rare fondness for literature. Nearby residents in Sidney have portraits framed by W R Weeden in the OC Building, with guaranteed workmanship.
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Sidney and
W. R. Weeden
C. FL
Local and Personal News in Sidney Ott Omaha Era
Mrs Knox, Telegraph reporter, can be reached by phone Black 222 or office 17. Curtis Nebras ka resident Lewis Winter visited Goodell home. Otto Zuhike and family from North Divide spent Wednesday in town with friends. Mrs Birmingham left for California. Stines family shopped in Sidney Tuesday. W F Bassett returned from Champaign Illinois. Judge Sut ton spoke in Sidney Tuesday night. Bessie Webb from Kansas City arrives to run a tailoring college. Mrs Emory of Omaha demonstrated biscuit goods. Henry Bangert family auto toured to Cheyenne to visit daughter Mrs Emerick. Mrs Perso from North Divide guest of Mrs A Rudd. Nora Braasch millinery opening well attended. Gadys Sherman of Oshkosh helping with phone exchange. R R McDonald moved to new barber shop in McIntosh building. Local boy eats corn and melon, joke about bleaching. New lumber yard coming from Lincoln promoters Aspegren and Strand. June Mason, two miles northeast, broke both small arm bones. Barlow family and Mrs Anna Hart visited Sterling for scenery and dinner. Dr H E Mantor left for Dubois Wyoming for big game hunt two to three weeks. Mabel Brewer and Bessie Jones went to Oshkosh races with Mabel driving. Frank Stafford, son of Charles, broke arm from cow kick. Heinzman ranch sold for 28000 cash. full section, 11 miles from market at 42 75 per acre. J W Harris and wife returned from Lodgepole after visiting Oscar.
Johnsons on the Street and Visits Across States
F C Johnson makes first return trip uptown on Thursday with friends. Son A A Johnson of Lewiston Montana aided in recovery, arriving last Friday and remaining. Ed Swatzlander family visited Omaha for several days. Mr and Mrs Swatzlander and Billie traveled to Tama Iowa for a week while other children returned to school.
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F. C. Johnson
A. A. Johnson
Lewiston
Montana
Ed Swatzlander
Omaha
Witters Family Welcomes Third Son as Girl Rises in Line
A baby boy was born Friday night September 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Newton Witters, their third son and eleventh boy in the generation, while the only girl of that generation is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Witters.
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Newton Witters
Harry Witters
Barber shop sale to Letsoy and Johnson in Schuyler
Hart Tyler sold his barber shop this week to Henry Letsoy and Jessé Johnson, both of Schuyler Nebraska, who have taken possession. Tyler will tour Colorado with his family, using the car bought this week to visit relatives.
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Hart Tyler
Henry Letsoy
Jessé Johnson
Schuyler, Nebr
Mr. Tyler
Colorado
Presley Newby Family Visits Cheyenne County
M and Mrs Presley Newby and their son from Sheridan Indiana visited Cheyenne County last week. Former residents, they left the county about twenty five years ago and were impressed by the town and county improvements.
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Presley Newby
Sheridan Indiana
Cheyenne County
Notable Visitors and Local Developments in Lodgepole
Editor Wolfe reports a busy county seat with visitors from Cheyenne Lincoln and Kansas City. Notable moves include F A Bush purchasing three lots near the U P depot hotel for a new 40 by 80 foot two story laundry and living quarters, aimed at town improvement.
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Wolfe
The
Lodgepole Express
County
F. A. Bush
U. P. Depot Hotel
Edmund Doran
Bush
Epidemic Infantile Paralysis Cases Rise in City
New York health authorities report a small uptick in the infantile paralysis epidemic with daily new cases increasing from thirty six to forty two within twenty four hours. Also Chicago sees more private banks set to close as State's Attorney Hoxyne condemns several “one horse” one man operations. The U S government suit against the Great Northern Railway over a 1910 forest fire in the Lewis and Clark forest reserve proceeds at Great Falls.
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New York
Chicago
Hoxyne
United States
Great Northern Railway
Lewis and Clark
Great Falls
Weeden Opens Picture Framing in I. O. O. F. Building
W. B. Weeden, the new undertaker, has opened a picture framing shop in a remodeled I. O. O. F. building. The article notes the move to the new location and the services offered.
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W. BR. Weeden
Market Prices for Basic Groceries and Poultry
A historical market listing shows prices for corn flax rye cream eggs butter potatoes old hens and young chickens with a total of 1.50. The brief item reflects everyday household goods and livestock costs in a past era.
Bake Day Sale by Degree of Honor Lodge No 122
The Ladies of Degree of Honor Lodge No 122 will host a Bake Day Sale at Western Drug Store on Saturday September 30 starting at 2 PM. Proceeds support lodge charitable efforts and community projects.
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Ladies of Degree of Honor Lodge No. 122
Western Drug Store
Card of Thanks for Help After Tragic Fire Loss
The Ullery family expresses deep gratitude to all who aided during their time of tragedy after their daughter and sister died in a fire. Special thanks go to the railroad boys for their floral offering and to all others for their support.
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William Ullery
Sidney Girls Represented at State University This Year
Miss Edith Martin and Miss Leona Owens are the sole girl representatives from Sidney to the state university this year.
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Edith Martin
Leona Owens
Sidney
State University
Dressy jams priced at 82.50 and 1.95 at Western Drug
Nora T. Braasch advertises two toned dressy jams on sale this Saturday at Western Drug Co. featuring two door displays and a price tag of 1.95 with a larger 82.50 item highlighted.
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Nora L. Braasch
North Western Drug Co
The
Western Drug Co
Steve
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Farm and City Loans
Jorgenson
Sidney, Nebraska
H. H. Bockstadter
Bentley Land CO
R. E. L. Jackson
Jackson & Son
A. J. Boelling
D.R. Jones
Sidney Lumber Co
Studebaker
M. W. Osborn
Dalton
J. P. Eckert
Joe Wahler
the Sidney
Roy M Scott
Fred Livingstone
Just
Lo Sell
A. A. Bauer
Harry Zick
A. L. Luce
Gust Narges
Sidney Nebr
Roy Scott
Osborn and Jorgenson
Sidney’s
Mabel Wallick
Gapen Building
Cheyenne County Fair Association
Fair
Gus Wellner
North Divide
W. Rh. Weeden
Osborn and
Gjorgenson
Episcopal Services
F. A. King
Sprenger Place
Sidney Draw
R. KE. Stoddard
Poland
HTC
Deering
John Deere
McCormick
J. K. Childers
N. E. Medlock
A A. Sharp
Lewis Winter
Curtis, Nebraska
Goodell
Otto Zuhike
Mrs. Birmingham
California
Mrs. Stines
Northwest Country
W. F. Bassett
Champaigna
Illinois
J. R. Birdwell
Judge Sutton
Bessie Webb
Kansas City
Missouri
City
Will
Henry Bangert and Son
Emerick
Otto Perso
A. Rudd
Nora Braasch
Gadys Sherman
Oshkosh
Sophia Gould
R. R. McDonald
McIntosh
Aspegren and Strand Lumber Company of
Lincoln
June Mason
R. A. Barlow
Anna Hart
Sterling
Barlow Var
H. E. Mantor
Dubois
Wyoming
Mabel Brewer
Bessie Jones
Brewer Touring
Miss Mabel
Frank Stafford
Charles Stafford
Frank Heinzman
J. W. Harris
Lodgepole
Oscar
Mrs. Harris
Aly
NORAL
Braasch
Esther Hackman
Mrs. Johnson
Ray Frame
Swenson
Kimball
Ss. V. Jewell of
S. A. Wallick
James Reisdorf
Charles Mann
F. D. Gould
Ernest
R. K E. L. Jackson
Russell Weir
Jackson
Sidney Markets
U. P
Spegal Bros. & Simmons
Viggo
Nelson
Tobin Opera House
Wm. A. Henrichsen
Manville
Wyo
M. Woods
Scottsbluff, Neb
Henrichsen
Woods
Ak-Sar-Ben- Omaha
Wortham
Union Stock Yards
Information Bureau
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