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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1914
Page
8
E. W Marless lists dentistry pricing and phone contact. The Telegraph offers dual proof letters for sale and small Cheyenne County sectional maps. Subscriptions to magazines are accepted at the office. R. M. Perkins notes a race winner at Denver and Cheyenne.
Kindling wood offered at 40 cents per 100 pounds with limited supply. A five room modern house is for sale and inquiries can be made at this office for details.
Six room residence with bath and furnace and other improvements. Inquire at the listed address.
Blanche H. Faber, directress, runs a private music studio at Mes Catkins offering private and conservatory style courses in piano violin voice and theory with experienced instruction and flexible scheduling for all ages and skill levels.
Parcel described as 148 acres jotting sections 1 2 and 3 in township 12 range 49 Logan County Colorado. Inquiries directed to G G Rieders Clatonia Nebraska. FOR RENT front basement in the Gapen building inquire at this office.
For Sale the southeast quarter of section two in township fourteen north of range 48 west of the 6th p m Cheyenne County Nebraska W H Fire Clay Center Neb For Sale or Trade East half of southeast quarter section 18 to 14 range 49 25 per acre Inquire of Mrs G D Beob erschelp at home of Mrs Costello Sidney Nebraska FOR SALE Good milk cow G M Fast FOR SALE A female Ayrdale dog full blooded eight months old Write or inquire of J R Smith Sidney Neb
Quarter section of land in Cheyenne County Nebraska offered for sale. The ad invites inquiries to RE P Dow of Pittsfield Illinois and urges readers to take a look at the property.
Valuable seven month old Ayredale dog for sale. Inquire J R Smith Lock box 403 Sidney Neb.
A brief slogan-like claim about achieving true satisfaction only after acquiring a W W W product. The fragment hints at branding without specifics, suggesting a consumer notice or ad snippet from a period newspaper.
Section 31 to. 15 range 51 west of 6th p.m. Cheyenne County Nebraska offers good farm land. Located one mile from Lincoln Highway and one mile from the station.
A highly perfected machine that takes all the drudgery out of wash day. Inquire of Geo. Moore as to the merits of the machine he bought from us. Call on us for further particulars. The Sidney Electric Service Company.
Notice prohibits hunting and trespassing on the Trognitz Ranch owned by Chas Trognitz located just west of Sidney. The posted warning clearly forbids unlawful entry and hunting activities on the property.
Section 29 township 16 range 60 Cheyenne County offers land at 31.25 per unit with upfront cash and five year balance terms at 6 percent interest. Also bake sale announced for September 19 at Sidney Drug Co. Store by The Woman's Club. Ring promotion for a song The Dream by Blanche Baber. Two building lots for sale, inquire here. For rent a six room house by October 7 at the old Tobin place. Inquire here.
For sale the south half of section 18 township 14 range 49 two and a half miles north of Sidney. For particulars contact Mrs. G. D. Oberschelp 421 Kickapoo Street Leavenworth Kansas.
Having decided to file on a home stead in Colorado I will offer for sale to the highest bidder without reserve at my present residence on section 26 township 16 range 50 five miles south and two miles west of Dalton fifteen miles northwest of Sidney fourteen miles east of Center Church on
Auction announces sale commencing at 10 o clock with 8 head of horses 19 head of cattle 20 shorts machinery and household goods. Property includes mares colts a gelding a foal and a grey mare in foal plus farming implements tools and a cream separator. Terms cash for sums under ten dollars and six months on larger notes with ten percent interest. Free lunch at noon. EDWARD F. LITTY owner A A Sharp auctioneer J J Willis clerk.
J R Vern of near Peetz conducted business in town Saturday. He was seen at local exchanges and handled transactions with several residents, reflecting a steady level of activity in the community.
A string of local and personal items from Sidney Nebraska and nearby towns. Names include John Herman Dalton County Commissioner Barlow J Schad Lodgepole S Sheffer Bridgeport Martin Cape Eva Kidney Velma Sutton C C McKibben G D Webster Theodore Jeudes J J Parks Mrs Ernest Stuht Bill Stuht C J Emerick H Bangert Theodore Wood Roy Isenberger Frank Isenberger W H McEldowney Roy Huff H C Kinsman and Edgar Dedrick. Activities range from visits and business trips to hospital stays and travel reports.
Mrs. Mary L. Pegden departed Friday for her home in Fremont after spending the entire summer here with her son, Fred Pegden, and his wife.
Miss Frances Hart assumes the vacant position in the Mercantile grocery department left by Mrs. G D Van Gorder. Mrs Van Gorder will take a vacation first and then join the dry goods department in time for the fall trade at the same store.
Room for rent furnished with heat offered by Mrs C M Wright. Quiet single occupant preferred. Inquire for details and availability.
Colonel Roosevelt arrived in Lincoln near 9 pm delaying the planned program. Despite missing the local Progressive banquet, he urged Nebraska voters to back Senator Sackett and the Progressive ticket, focusing on trusts, combinations, and courts from his New York career.
At Lincoln University convocation Dr Avery addressed students on the European war and its causes. He blamed multiple nations, not just Germany, for war and warned arms races prevent true peace. He urged reliance on treaties, Wilson’s peace efforts, and that education and culture may resolve conflicts.
A spontaneous combustion explosion in the Black Bros flour mill on the west side sent debris into the Blue river. Workman Ben Hagerman was blown into the stream, rescued, and admitted to hospital with doubtful recovery. Fire followed, but minimal damage. The mill, about forty years old and a major plant in southern Nebraska, sustains extensive damage with costs around 12000 dollars.
Beatrice Nebraska on September 23 a fifteen year old boy Clea McHuron son of Mr and Mrs J McHuron was struck by a rock while playing duck on a rock. He was taken to Mennonite hospital where nine skull pieces were removed to relieve brain pressure.
Talbot, fifteen-year-old son of Frank Lytle of McCook Nebraska, accidentally shot himself in the face while hunting. The bullet lodged inside his cheek and remains there. He attempted to dislodge the bullet by striking the rifle butt on the ground and will recover.
Hastings Neb Sept 24 All but five Nebraska counties are represented at the Women s Christian Temperance Union session with equal suffrage as the chief plank of resolutions. About 250 delegates attend the meeting.
Beatrice Nebraska Sept 24 Cracks men blew the safe in the Odell Farmers timber company office at Odell and escaped with 100 Blood hounds from this city were put on their trail but failed to find them.
Alliance Nebraska September 24 Tom Endicott sixteen years old riding over his brother's range seventeen miles south of here dropped his rifle the gun discharged the bullet passed through his right lung he is in a serious condition.
Stella Neb Sept 24 The forty first annual session of the Nemaha Baptist association will conclude this evening. The association covers Richardson Nemaha Pawnee and Johnson counties. Gibbon Neb Sept 24 Fire destroyed the north side of every barn. Seven horses were burned to death and the entire interior was a raging furnace before firemen arrived.
Fires of unknown cause leveled the Lexington Mill and Elevator company flour mill in Lexington Nebraska, causing about 100000 dollars in damage and partial destruction of nearby structures. Local authorities investigated the blaze as crews worked through the night to assess damage and secure the site.
Market notes show prices for potatoes per 100 pounds and hay and poultry items. Loose hay listed, chickens at 8 to 10 cents per pound, old hens 12 cents, with ranges for other items and percentages indicating quality or grading.
Julius Quandt born July 3, 1841 in South Germany died September 15 at John Meyer’s home north of Sidney after a few days of illness. A recluse in recent years, he left a lonely home after losing his wife years ago. Survived by distant relatives in Missouri and siblings in Berlin Brazil Big Siberian Little Siberian. Funeral held September 18 at Dalton Lutheran church with local interment.
Henry Ronneiker from Lodgepole arrived for business Friday while Earl Easton and wife of Herdon and Charles Neld from Dalton country visited earlier. L M White and wife of Fotter were in town Saturday and W H figer Ctwarcer visited Thursday.
Birds like martins bluebirds and wrens avoid new bright wood. They prefer houses resembling decayed trees where ancestors nested. Build birdhouses to suit the birds not human tastes.
Dialogue hints at and mocks marriage proposals between Jack and Fred to Miss Swift, with Miss Swift judging one as foolish and suggesting another to test perceptions. The exchange implies witty social banter about romance and propriety.
To the Ladies of Sidney and Vicinity I have returned from Potter to Sidney and again offer my self to you in my profession. Careful study and long years of practice enables me to give you the best of care. Will take cases anywhere, ladies who prefer to come to me will find a Pleasaant home and good care at my home, hires blacks east of the post office in Nidney, Ne braska, Mrs. M. MOREL.
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