Sidney News Notes and Local Departures
Born March 4 a son to Elmer Holloway and wife. Mrs. Frank Loveland and children visited Hamburg. Quartet at Sidney names Bei Surber, John Thérnell, Chas How ell, Homer Stephens. Court and county business feature in district news. School enrollment estimated at 520 with aging locals and licenses issued for marriages. Multiple brief notices cover sports, disease, weddings, and community events in Sidney, Tabor, and nearby towns.
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Bei Surber
Davenport
Neb
Sidney’ School
John Thérnell
Chas. Howell
Homer Stephens
B. E. Wheeler
Shenandoah
Thornton
Fremont County
T. J. Wilson
James Quinnett
Blanche Gutler
Nebraska
Mitchell
Sidney
Gordon
Tabor College
Congregational Church
C. P. Yocum
Marion Stichter
Hastings
Margaret Scofield
District Court
A. B. Thornell
Wes
State of Iowa
John Birkby
Lee Duncan
Herman Kelp
Silas Crandal
Frank Lewis
Arthur Philo
John MacMahill
Gene Smith
Henry Towns
John Fletcher
Joe Roberts
John Fleming
Baby and Ear Care Tips For Mothers And Nurses
Advice for mothers and caregivers on baby ear position during feeding and lying down, stressing natural ear alignment and long holding time against the chest. Tips on maintaining child growth by proper handling echo the saying about bent trees. Also includes household pest tips using borax in paper bags to deter ants and roaches from fruit.
Enjoying a Show with a Turbulent Crowd
A crowded hall features old women in front rows, grimy dock workers and wives with many babies, feathered hats, and hooligans aiming to disrupt the performance. Clergy patrols struggle to control the audience as a piano solo opens the act.
Reflections on Marriage and Affection's Hold
A wife permits affection to blind reason and petty concerns can dwarf ambition. A woman's love may become annoying and burdensome. Marriage grounded in honest affection endures time's ravages.
Widow Seeks Resourceful Guidance From Friend
In a brief exchange the widow admits her daughters are her only resources while a friend advises her to husband her resources wisely, reflecting a tone of prudent counsel in the period.
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Princeton Tiger
On a Different Footing Phrase from Uncle Epp at Trib
A Chicago Tribune quote frames a man with a fast boss and shoes a boy must keep pace with. The remark contrasts opposing paths and hints at family guidance influencing ambition and effort.
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Uncle Eph
Chicago Tribune
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Hamburg, Iowa
Hub Shoe Store
Dom
Pedro
Creedmore
Congress
Geo. Engelke
Win, Engelke
Omaha
Court News
Seth Dean
Mills County
Hackett
J.J. Cook
C. W. Forney
Thurman
C. B. Hatten
Otis Renee Ashe
Anna Nelgon
Maude
Wilkinson
Bane Oes
Fred Rogers
Spat
Alice L. Crocker
Frank E .Huffman
Rosalia Li Mitchell
Janes Quinnett
Blanche Cutler
Sidney High ‘School
Tabor
Myra McClelland
Mrs. Stiles
Robert McClelland
Philadelphia
Sam Christy
Edgar Stone
Carson
D. E. Low
Colorado
W. M. Orr
Malvern
Prof. Begg
Prof. Kline
Harry Hallam
Ed Wolf
May Benton
Elsie Lawrence
Ames
Feese
Slater
R. S. Fowler
Northwestern
Honey Creek
Towa
F. P. Fowler
Paul Roberts
J .H. N. McShane
Rushville, Neb
J. O. Davidson
Glenwood
J. L. Lawson
Chicago
Dalton & Barbour
Tabor Y. M.C. A
Will Stevenette
Samuel Hallam
England
Arthur Laynbee
Charlie Newton
Jennie ‘Thorp
Hiram Evans
Seymore
Iowa
Bivans
Miss Thorp
Phi Kappa Literary Society
Ronnie Lundeen
Grace Hawley
Hazel Reed
Bessie Kilpatrick
Carolyn Hutchinson
Anna Reed
New’ College
Bertie
Philadelphia Bulletin
Pleasant
Boreson
Pleasants
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Mary N. Mathews
Postoffica
Kamburg
London
Mincer & Smalley
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