Thoughts Of A Lady On The Daily Events
Gladys Pavlat writes a weekly Telegraph News column aimed at women readers. She reflects on Democratic divisions, foreign policy, Easter meaning, and personal growth, blending politics with faith and social commentary in a reflective, liberal voice. The piece compares Democrats, discusses world relations, and ends with thoughts on evolving life and improvement.
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Gladys Pavlat
The
Telegraph News
Cheyenne County
Liberty State Bank Opening Planned for April 5 1919
Telegraph announces opening of Liberty State Bank on April 5 1919. Notes Clarence Perry stationed at La Harre France will sail home late March. Ten families from Burt and Thurston counties move to Potter buying farms and town properties. Miss Julius Schulte in Sidney en route from Elgin to Laramie. A J Jorgenson buys Lloyd Mann residence in Morrow’s addition with plans for a new home. 24 years ago Cheyenne county paid Morrill county $4 000 for court house property. Mrs C M Wilson helps organize PBE O society in Sidney. House party hosted by John McLernon and his mother. Various local residents mentioned with short notes. Adolph Kunzi and family relocate from Winnebago near Dalton to farm land southwest of Dalton.
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Liberty State Bank
Telegraph
Clarence Perry
la Harre
France
Burt
Thurston
Potter
Julius Schulte
Sidney
Elgin
University At
Laramie
C. M. Wilson
P. BE. O. Society
H. G. Hall
John McLernon
Edith
Georgia Martis
Roy Greenlee
Mary MciIntosh
Helen Lancaster
Alfred Woitishek
Henrietta
Amanda Paterson
Valley
Ed Ahrens
Adolph Kunzi
Winnebago
Dalton
Longtime resident John Patenberg dies at home
John Patenberg, one of the town’s oldest residents, died at his home early Friday from a hemorrhage of the throat. Al Armstrong, long employed by the Union Pacific, will soon leave with his family for Laramie. This week saw several land office claim proofs filed by Harman and Warner of Harrisburg, Bigham of Big Springs, Neick of Henry, Taylor of Lapeer, Swan son of Heath, Harris of Julesburg, Anderson of Ashford, Camblin of Denver, and Wells of Chicago. The J. W. Harper coal office connected with the telephone line, with phones also ordered by McLernon and Nuenich. A Kane gas engine was installed in the Telegraph press room replacing a lighter unit. 44 YEARS AGO archery club formed, Mrs. Rogers president, A. Grantham secretary. Chautauqua circle officers elected: Mrs. J. A. Borie president, Mrs. Leroy Martin secretary, G. B. Blakely treasurer, Mrs. M. E. O’Boyle and Josie of Terre Haute guests. Pacific HotelCo. will cede possession to railroad company on April 1. Loren Sorenson and Mary Jensen married at L. Jessen’s home. L. Closman returns to Sidney to resume blacksmith work. 54 YEARS AGO Dr. J. B. Maple of Stoughton, Ill., to erect office near post office. Mrs. W. J. Saxton and daughter visiting. Post office work advances. Fred Clary and Uncle Sam to Second street. Allenspach and Smith move to Omaha to run the Commercial hall. George Bolanc and Buffalo Gap ranchers plan purchase of cattle for spring range near Buffalo Gap.
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John Patenberg
al Armstrong
Union Pacific
Laramie
Land Office
W. §. Harman
J. F. Warner
Harrisburg
William Bigham
Big Springs
Charles Neick
Henry
A. M. Taylor
Lapeer
N. P. Swanson
Heath
C.M. Harris
Julesburg
Henry Anderson
Ashford
G. H. Camblin
Denver
T. E. Wells
Chicago
J. W. Harper
E. McLernon
Rev. Nuenich
Leroy Martin
G. B. Blakely
M. E. O'Boyle
Josie
Terre Haute
Indi
E. M. Mancourt
Pacific Hotel Company
Pacific Hotel
Buffalo Gap
Lawmakers Pass 82 12 Vote on 24 Million Budget
The house approved an appropriation bill by 82 to 12 last Friday, sending it to the senate finance committee for about two weeks of review and potential changes before conference committees reconcile differences. The measure totals roughly 24 million dollars for the coming biennium, with notable additions for high school training and vocational education but still below governor Bryan's recommendations. The university faces a substantial cut, and state fair provisions were killed, signaling its probable demise for the next biennium. A joint conference committee considered voluntary 20 percent pay cuts for state officials, while several senate passed bills addressed bank charters, electricity charges, and meat inspection methods. The insurance moratorium bill passed with a governor's signature, directing rules on life companies and premium grace periods. A two-year mortgage moratorium was struck down as unconstitutional, with further tests pending in Lancaster county. A tax repeal and code revision moves continued, with debates over department structure and salaries. A proposed 30-day adjournment resolution faced mixed reception, and Colorado allows interstate truck operations with reciprocity. A 350 gallon farm wagon tank is for sale at M. W. Osborn Motor Co.
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House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Finance Committee
Haycock
Bryan
Neuman
The
Agricultural College
Board of Agriculture
State House
Conference Committee
Mae
Hebron
Lancaster County
Conference Committee For Correction
Insurance Department
Trenmore Cone
Cone
East Center News Roundup From Sidney Household Notes
Mrs J O Lobb reports visitors and travels as Otho Campbell family returns from Missouri to Irvin's home. Local social scenes include Ruth Jobe Little, LaRee Schmidt, and Ruth McDonald gatherings. Sidney high class tours Center school. Knighthood of Youth meets. notable spelling stars. Unusual studio photo session. primary room decor and perfect attendance noted. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
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Otho Campbell
Missouri
Irvin
Delno Mauer
Ruth
Jobe. Little
Alfred Leger
J. O. Lobb
Leger
Kellers
LaRee Schmidt
George Young
M. E. Webster
Clifford Webster
David McDonald
Patsy
Neal Rowan
Gurley
N. H. Tank
W. F. Waite
J. Co. Lobb
John Neibuhr
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Guy V. Doran
Tenth Avenue
Nebraska
Postoffice
Nebr
Carter Glass
Huey Long
Walter Lippman
William Randolph Hearst
Pacific Ocean
Roosevelt
Europe
Arthur Brisbane
Netter
Pearl
Sidney and Vicinity
A. J Jorgenson
Lloyd Mann
Morrow
Morrill County
Statter
Court House
the Star Market
Frank Schwasnick
Prop
Fiée Delivery
State Capitol News
Colorado
M. W. Osborn Motor Co
Xay Teryoun 2
Ain Service
Whitman
Algo
East Center
Knighthood of Youth Club
Ruth Reiners
Maxine Reiners
Margaret Reiners
Ethelyn Swanson
T. J. Fouts
Hardy Hall
Music By the
Zwickl’s Grocerteria
Zwickl
Louisiana
Summit Coffee
del Monte
Tbs
Omar
Athetic
Ana
Sls
Idiat
Coats
Oxfords
Engyos
Hepner’s Clothing Co
North of Post
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