For Sale Eggs and Chicks and Horses and Mules
For sale S A Buff Orpington eggs at 750 cents per setting and 4.00 per 100 eggs. Baby chicks 18 cents each for March and April hatch. Also for sale one team of young horses and one span of extra good mules with farm machinery. terms available. Inquiries at Hornaday's Service Station. In other notices Dan Saxon travels to Iowa and Chicago. Robert Oberfelder returns from two months of travel. Lodge Pole Express editor B F Robinson visits Telegraph office. funeral attends by Harry King Bridgeport Mrs Morley Pearson New York Kathryn King Neb University for Frank King.
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S. A
Geo. W. Messing
Sidney
Nebr
Hornaday
Harry King
Bridgeport
Morley Pearson
New York City
Kathryn King
University of Nebraska
Frank
Hearing Ordered In Estate Of B A Jones Deceased
In the matter of the estate of B A Jones the court orders a hearing on the petition to dispense with administration and determine heirs. The hearing is set for April 27 1925 at 10 A M in the County Court Room Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska with notice by publication for thirty days in the Telegraph. Dated March 27 1925 Elmer Kahl County Judge. J L Reel of Dalton made a business trip to Sidney and returned home in a new Buick. H B Smith local supervisor of music attends the United States Music Supervisors convention in Kansas City.
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B. A. Jones
W. W. Jordan
Court House
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Telegraph
Elmer Kahl
J. L. Reel
Dalton
H. B Smith
United States Music Supervisors Convention
Kansas City
Mother Seal Discipline in Alaska Hatchlings Tamed
Along Cook Inlet shores researchers report mother seals impart rigorous training to newborns. From birth the pups are guided to swim hunt and evade danger, often with firm spankings by the mother using her flipper. Sea pets may flee but return when hungry.
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Cook Inlet
Alaska
Charles Coach
Stockings Through History From Roman to Cromwell Eras
The piece traces stockings origins from male wear in ancient times to the modern sock, noting royal and noble fashions. It covers leather and bandage style under Canute, garters of gold under Edgar, red leather hose under William the Conqueror, and colorful French embroidery under Charles the Wise, ending with Cromwell era sobriety and the rise of long trousers and silk hose.
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Saga
Detroit News
Angie Sazon
Canute
Robert
Edgar
Williem the Conqueror
France
Charles the Wise
Edward I
Philippe
Edward Til
Cromwell
Notable London Streets and Their Trades
The list describes Fleet Street and Paternoster Row as newspaper and book trades hubs, Downing Street housing government offices, Bow Street the famous police court, Holborn Viaduct and Regent Street with shops, the Haymarket for theaters and hotels, Bond Street as a jewelers center, and Pall Mall for grand buildings and club life.
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London
Fleet Street
Paternoster Row
Downing Street
Bow Street
Holborn Viaduct
Regent Street
Haymarket
Bond Street
Pall Mall
Good Qualities of Bass Fathers Protect Offspring
A state conservation commission reports bass are good fathers guarding their young after hatching and defending the shoal from threats. They will attack pickerel and pike that approach their swarm, as described in Popular Mechanics Magazine.
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Popular Mechanics
Six Night Shakespearean Troupe Memo To Wife
A Liverpool magnate asks his secretary to book two tickets for Twelfth Night as the troupe stays in town six nights. The secretary finally reports the memo reads two tickets. On the beach at Revere the couple share a moonlit moment and a pun about the ocean and Jane, hinting at a leap year wedding pending.
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Liverpool
Revere
Jane
Boston Transcript
How the Other Half Lives in Agriculture
The Fort Wayne News Sentinel notes half the world is said to be devoted to farming and argues that personal value is shaped by individual effort. The piece reflects on self-determined worth and the influence of will on greatness.
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Runer
Ft. Wayne
Matrimony as Court Proposition Across Alimony Case
Judgment notes that marriage disputes often begin with a husband suing for his bride and end with the wife suing for alimony, illustrating the legal path from proposal to support.
Weefulnese First Requisite Observed
A terse maxims note deems anything unnecessary as an ornament and hindrance. It contrasts usefulness with beauty, warning that superfluous items burden rather than enhance. The quotation attributes this view to Ruakin and frames simplicity as essential.
Sidney Wins Three Places in Declamatory Contest
Sidney placed three winners in the sub district declamatory contest.
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Sidney
Oratorical and dramatic winners named at Methodist church event
Last Friday night at the Methodist church five towns with fourteen speakers took part in three classes. Two winners from each class were chosen after judges debated the results. The high school orchestra opened the program. Oratorical winners were Josephin Morrin of Dalton with The Unknown Soldier and Kenneth Thompson of Sidney with Monte Comes Home from the Marne. Dramatic winners were Delores Carleton of Sidney with The Wheels of Time and Josephine Pyle of Chappell with The Soul of the Violin. Humorous winners were Elvira Campbell of Sidney with At Madame Newberrys and Lella Handley of Dalton with The Old Old Story.
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Kenneth Thompson
Sidney
Monte
Marne
Delores Carleton
Josephine Pyle
Chappell
Violin
Elvira Campbell
Madame Newberry’s
Lella Handley
Dalton
Seniors Sneak Day to Cheyenne Amid Weather Woes
Local seniors undertook an annual Sneak Day trip to Cheyenne Wednesday. Severe weather forced most cars to shelter overnight, though one vehicle continued and relayed the situation to reassure worried parents. Mr and Mrs M W Dimery hosted a five hundred party with eight guests, with Mrs W W Jordon winning the ladies prize and Paul Martin the men’s prize.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
M. W. Dimery
Daniels
Dimery
W. W. Jordon
Paul Martin
Telegraph poles down amid heavy rain and snow
Heavy rain and snow between here and Cheyenne caused 78 telegraph poles to fall. Communication between the two cities was briefly cut off.
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Here
Cheyenne la
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Dodge Brothers
Kennedy
Carl Mabr
Sdiney
Mintken
B&t
Claus Engelland
Rhode Island
Chambers
East 8Th St
Triumph Seed Potattoes
Lewis Olson
Lincoln Highway
Sargon Music and Radio Store
H. L. Reinmuth, Gurley
S. C. W. Leghorn
Sidney Leghorn Farm
George Niemann
Huntsman
C. M. Livoni
East
P. O. Box
Hastings
Gelf Lift
L. H. Beyer, Sidney, Nebr
Atore
Gurley
Fred L. Haxsard
S. A. Maley
Ber
EB. Planck
Oell
Dan’ ‘Saxon
Iowa
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Oberfelder
B. F. Robinson
Lodge Pole Express
Telegraph Office
Jennie Nilson
Central Ave
East 3Rd St
Vv. Klein
Hardy
Bronson
J. P. May
Castlewood
Dakota
E. 4Th &J
G. P. Kratz
H. T. Doran
Lillian Ross
White Hall
Ilinois
McIntosh & Martin
J. Harper
A. IL
Roberts, Sidney
John Sell
Morris Jesven
Lodge Pole
Ed Langin
Paxton, Nebr
R. E. L. Jackson
Maley and Dimery Ranch
Maley Or
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Mother Seal
Schitler
Josephin Morrin
Dalton, “the Unknown Soldier
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