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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1907
Page
4
A publisher advocates unity for Sidney urging residents to overcome differences and support a stronger town. He notes measles, scarlet fever and smallpox in neighboring areas while praising Sidney as a healthy resort.
Community bulletin lists residents and visitors including Mr Cunningham and Pete Nelson, Peter Olson of Sextorp, Libby and daughter from Lodge Pole, Aug Pultz visiting Sidney, Jas Baker to Wyoming, Gus Myers of Potter at Portrey ranch, Chas Higgins with new saddle and violin, Tom Quinn plans rural life, Robert Epps returning to Kin kai d homestead, and a call for dances with a question about the West End set.
Albert Hilton Bronson and Robert Bodenheimer visited Hamel ranch while Miss Anna Gunderson returned from Pine Bluffs. A prairie fire Sunday damaged pastures and challenged fighters amid strong winds. Mrs. R Perse surprised by friends on March 28. Lew Sherwin bought a tank on the North River last week.
Mrs D H Shultz died March 3 1907 twelve miles southwest of Potter Neb after eight years of ill health. Born Alice Crownover in Martinsburg Pa 1856 she taught in Illinois and Nebraska and with husband Rev D H Shultz helped build and support Lutheran churches in Benedict Surprise Rising City and Roca. Funeral held at Potter Lutheran. burial in nearby cemetery. she leaves husband two brothers four sisters and other relatives.
Notes from Irving area residents recount weekend visits from Gulch Creek and Rush Creek, cattle purchases and feeding, home carpentry, and a knee injury. Local trips include Bird Rodgers, Anthony Johnson, and Fritz Smith. Canal work continues on Brown's Creek Canal with a crew at the site.
The Simla area experiences an extraordinary land rush as many seek parcels amid a strong crop outlook. Illness affects locals including Mrs. Fred Drescher and Bertha Adams while lodging is found above the Dalton depot as demand for land drives travel and housing needs.
Church notice lists morning prayer and sermon at 11 a m and evening prayer with address on the first Easter Day at 7 45 p m Sunday school starts at 10 a m A 8S Corbett priest mentioned Wheater flour used for all purposes and breakfast food.
A collection of quirky quips and wry lines on public ownership jokes. It ponders Roosevelt and Burton cold relations, weighs souls, mocks Prohibition, and lampoons political figures with puns and playful critique across cities like Boston, Connecticut, and Illinois.
Mrs. Anna Kristina Gilgren of Dalton Nebraska files notice of intention to make final five year proof for Homestead Entry No. 4215 filed March 2 1901 for the SW quarter of section 28 township 3 range 49 west. Proof to be made before James Tucker at Sidney Nebraska January 12 1907. Witnesses are Otto Perso Thomas M Freeman Fred Drescher Emil Andreen all of Dalton Nebraska. John Evans Register.
A park policeman recounts changing methods of governing children with mothers and nurses using fear and affection. He recalls a stylish mother leading a resisting child, threatening with promises until the child pleads that she will gain wrinkles under her eyes.
Rev Samuel McComb in the New York World advises focusing on the habit at bedtime and resolving to discard it as you near unconsciousness. Repeat for several nights or weeks, then act on the impulse to avoid the habit the day after the first night.
The Philadelphia Press quotes a clergyman scolding a boy for fishing on the Sabbath while the boy, in defiance, replies that he could not go to a worse place. The exchange captures a humorous clash over Sabbath conduct and morals.
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