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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1914

Page

7

Peetz News Upbeat On Baseball And Local Happenings

Sterling visitors and area moves fill last week reports with many names and places. Peetz excitement grows for baseball as farmers discuss prospects amid rising irrigation and wheat concerns. Local pupils shine in school debates as residents anticipate spring farming and planting, with Simon Fishman planning large scale wheat and flax sowing near Peetz.

Jho Frazier Lfe Pilger Frank Whitelock Sterling Geo Davis Broke Bow Neb Mrs. Davis Adolph Swenson Walter Province M Province T M John Munger A H Cleammons M A Tappan Waterbury Mr Tappan Sioux City Henry Church Tle Hebron Will Vipan Ed Tewksberry Ed Farrell Arkansas Denver William Kraxberger Poets Lumber Co Oliver Roy Johnson Kearney Ned Burtwell Sidney Morris Armstrong Armstrong Auto Morris Maxwell Auto Smith John Held Peetz Peetz School Naomi Halverson Bertha Lucy Strohmeyer Bernie Percy Sethler Quentine Frazier Dave Johnson Simon Fishman Fishman

Insurgents Win in Douglas at Woodmen of America Meet

In Douglas County the Woodmen of America convention at Odd Fellows hall in South Omaha elected nine insurgent delegates bound for the state camp on an insurgent platform. Delegates include Joy Breen and J Warnert, while Magney and Styer were favored to head camp. Moderates denounce head camp officials and designate the present management as a machine rule with funds used politically. Omaha was favored as the site for the triennial gathering.

Omahau Douglas County Woodven of America Odd Fellows’ Hall South Omaha George A Mnenes Bot Styer Omaha Toledo Joy Breen J. Warner

Transformation of grazing land into cultivated fields

The report notes that at least half of the lands are now under cultivation, a shift from five years ago when the same lands supported grazing herds. The change highlights agricultural expansion and resumed crop production in the region.

Philadelphia collector spends large on Chinese porcelain

P A Widener of Philadelphia has acquired twenty five superb pieces of Chinese porcelain for 390000 dollars this season. The items come from the collections of Richard Bennett and George R Davies of London.

P A. B Widener Philadelphia Richard Bennett George R Davies London

Railway chief engineer post attracts 20 applications

The railway commission has received over twenty applications for the chief engineer vacancy effective April 1 after Chief Engineer CWA Gerber resigns. The commission will review and investigate to select the best candidate.

Mary Railway Commission Cwa Gerber

Nebraska building fund urged for Panama expo

Lincoln April 2 state superintendent Delzell and secretary Mellor of the Nebraska state Panama Pacific exposition committee call county superintendents to raise a fund representing Nebraska at the exposition. They suggest using April 22 Arbor Day for a Nebraska School Children's Building collection. Hastings April 1 Odd Fellows district to meet in Hastings in 1915. Officers elected: president Ben Smith Kenesaw, vice president Joe Nelson Harvard, secretary Ed Francis Hastings, treasurer R. B. Williams Hastings.

Lincoln Delzell WR. Mellor Nebraska San Francisco Nebraska School Children’s Hastings Neb Odd Fellows Clay Center Kenesaw, Edgar Chrrend Island Ben Smith Kenesaw Joe Nelson Harvard Ed Francis R. B. Williams

Beghtol Elected Delegate at Trastings Woodmen Convention

In Trastings Nebraska on April 2 the Modern Woodmen of America in Adams county convention unanimously elected Dr James V Beghtol chairman of the National Insurgent Federation as delegate to the state convention to be held May 6. Seven camps represented. Resolutions demanded an entirely new head official slate and instructed delegates to uphold insurgent principles.

Trastings Neb Woodmen of America Adams County James V. Beghtol National Insurgent Federation of the Order

Beatrice delegates chosen for state Modern Woodmen convention

Beatrice Nebraska April 2 At the county convention of the Modern Woodmen of America at Wymore H C Leech of Beatrice and Henry Sandritter of Blue Springs were elected delegates to the state convention to be held at Hastings May HC Leech was also endorsed as delegate to the head camp at Toledo Ohio Strong insurgent resolutions were adopted

Beatrice Neb Woodmen of America Wymore H. C. Leech Henry Sandritter Blue Springs Hastings HC Leech Toledo

Dr. Allen Accepts Presidency Call at Doane College

Dr William O Allen of Drury college Springfield Mo has accepted the presidency of Doane College Crete Neb He will close the current year and relieve Professor Fairchild who has acted as president since the death of President N G Perry in May 1912 Fairchild remains professor of economics and treasurer of the college

Crete Neb William O. Allen Drury College Springfield Doane College Ele Fairchild N. G. Perry

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim

An 19th century style advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists F I Cheney Co Toledo as maker and National Bank of Commerce Toledo as endorsers. Claims cure by internal medicine and free testimonials. Price 75 cents per bottle and pills for constipation are urged.

Hall F. I. Cheney & CO Toledo I. J. Cheney National Bank Commerce O. Trall

Occupants of Farms Names to be Collected in Nebraska

Lincoln April 2 reports that every person over twenty one employed on Nebraska farms will have their name listed by precinct assessors this year under the title Occupants of Farms. The form will show owner tenant or employee and hours worked plus wages earned by farm employees.

Lincoln Nebraska W. R. Mellor

Felt to be Tried in Omaha United States Court

Omaha April 2 A C Felt former cashier of the First National bank of Superior remains under arrest on an indictment for misappropriation of bank funds. He will be tried in the Omaha division of the United States district court rather than Hastings where the indictment was drawn. Despite reports, no formal guilty plea has been entered with the district attorney.

Omaha A. C. Felt First National Bank of Superior United States Hastings Felt

Nebraska women’s missionary society to meet in Peru

Stella Neb April 2 The annual district convention of the Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary society will be held at Peru during Easter vacation at the Methodist church Mrs Celia Clark Gates treasurer of the W T M S of the Nebraska conference will be present Miss Ary J Holland a returned missionary from Malaysia is on the program

Civil service exams planned in Nebraska in May

Omaha April 2 read that during May civil service examinations for 278 Nebraska fourth class post offices will be held in several cities. Applicants must reside in the district served by the post office they seek to fill.

Omaha Tis Nebraska

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Hotel National Mrs. C. Burkhardt Ayle & Evricson Sidney, Nebraska Sale Stable Max Livoni George Peel Sidney Marble Works A. A. Clark Prop Metropolitan Hotel Lloyd Mann C.M. Wright NEW Harper Building Colo A L Johnson George Dresher Frank Pavansha THE Sidney Lumber CO U. P Rock Springs Hanna Coal Douglas OLD Reliable American Bank United States Depository Odd Fellows Elect White House Dwinell- Wright Co Jackson Bee Hive Gage DR. Allen Professor Fairchild Doane Farm Work Statistics Standard Oil Company Oka Peru Sires A Bank Ac Vienna Popular Cafe Lincorporat H. A. Stover Agency For the Sidney, Neb Hahler Harper Wright Chichester Foe Bismond
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