Sidney Journal Social Roundup of Local Visits and Flu News
SIDNEY area notes list visits among the Glassborn, Baker, Kreagle, Howe, Rose, Langley, and Vitts families. Several households report flu cases among Mrs Langley and her children and Dave Ruther with his parents in Gurley. Local figures mention shop trips to Potter, farm business, and a tractor testimonial for a Hart-Purr machine.
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Glassborn
Miss Baker
Fritz Kreagle
Rose Home
Wnd
Ed Howe
Pete Howe
Lee Osborn
Will Goding
Potter
Lawrence Ranch
Mr. Lawrence
Pitts
Rolland
Rose
Rolland Vitts
Ray Vitts
Irene Belle
Lorenzo
Sidney
Reineka
Jim Nelson
Langley
Dave Ruther
Gurley
Verna Rose
Howe
E. H. Howe
Velma Rose
Wilber Glassburn
Kreagle
Scheer
Mr. Langley
Weetz
The Dizzy Life and New Auto Spin
Miss Prittikid Oh expresses happiness as Jack buys a new auto with one minute top. Mrs. Ryder comments on the thrill, noting he can now offer rides.
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Miss Prittikid
Jack
Stranger's nationality unknown in report
A descriptive line notes the stranger's drooping mustache and unclear nationality, followed by a jest that he may belong to the Prussian guards.
Wilson Ousted Kaiser Message Flashed to Germans
C M Ripley, a wireless expert, described how President Wilson used direct naval wireless links to address the German people on October 20, 1918. He recounted signals between New Brunswick and Nauen and said Wilson’s English messages were broadcast to the Allies and released to the public after transmission.
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New York
Wilson
C. M. Ripley
P. O
N. PF. F
New Brunswick
Nauen
Wiliam Hohenzollern
Ripley
Germany
War departments to resume direct flour purchases
New York April 7 the war and navy departments and the marine corps plan to resume direct flour purchases. Previously handled by the food administration grain corporation the three departments are studying buying methods that align with grain board practices and emphasize features favorable to mills within legal limits.
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New York
War and Navy Departments
Marine Corps
Food Administration Grain Corporation
Grain Board
Chicago labor men to jail
Fines and prison sentences given Michael Boyle and Roy Cleary and fines assessed against 13 others, imposed March 13 in labor cases by Judge Tudge and Otis Humphrey for conspiracy to violate the Sherman anti trust law were affirmed by the United States Court of Appeals.
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Chicago
Michael Boyle
Roy Cleary
Tudge J
Otis Humphrey
United States Court of Appeals
Liberty engine production reaches twenty thousand total in service
Washington April 7 production of Liberty 12 airplane engines for the army rose to 20 478 with final deliveries made by manufacturers through the weekend ending March 21. The total value of air service material contracts canceled up to March 22 was 0 000 000.
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Washington
Submarine chaser No 205 blast claims four sailors
Key West April 7 four sailors are reported killed in an explosion aboard submarine chaser No 205. The incident raises questions about the vessel’s operations and safety. Official details and casualty confirmation were awaited from naval authorities.
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Key West
Florida
Key West, Fla
Peace Treaty Near Signing As Belgium Pushes Case
Paris April 7 report on President Wilson’s improving condition with daily briefings. Italy’s Fiume stance draws comment as British authority says treaty could be ready for signing next week. King Albert of Belgium has pressed the council of four, urging immediate action and signaling that promises have ended.
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Belgium
Washington
Wilon
White House
Grayson
Tumulty
Council of Four
Wilson
Salvatore Barzlal
Signor Barzilat
Austria
Flume
Italy
National Council of
Fiume
Albert
Paris
Edward M. House
Clemenceau
David Lloyd George
Farm Loans Money Available on Improved Farms
Money available at once on improved farms with prompt service. Contact Co. W. Hornaday at phone 267 and patronize Osborn Battery Station for reliable service.
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W. Hornaday
Osborn Battery Station
Haig Decorates U S Men At Chaumont Headquarters
Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig arrived at Chaumont to confer a number of British decorations on American troops as the new commander in chief of the British home forces began his visit to allied headquarters.
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Chaumont
T—Pfield
Douglas This
British Home Forces
Soviet Republic Rumor Reported in Munich Spa
April 7 wireless message announced by Mathias Erzberger of the German armistice commission proclaims a Soviet republic in Munich, as reported from the Bavarian spa area.
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Spa
Mathias Erzberger
German Armistice Commission
Munich
Food surplus in Russia shocks British reports
London reports that despite widespread starvation in Petrograd Moscow and Kiev the British government says there is plenty of food in Russia now. The claim contrasts with conditions in major cities as war strains continue.
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London
Petrograd
Moscow
Kiev
Russia
Mann's Battery Service Station
Mann's Battery Service Station advertises expert battery work at the Brewer Building location.
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Mann’s
Brewer Building
Brewer relatives relocate amid hotel stay and travel
Miss Marbel Brewer left Sunday to take a residence on her sister’s stead in Wyoming. Her cousin Arthur Brewer, visiting the Brewer family, accompanied her part of the way. Te Te Noedtea etal Pitts have moved to Sidney and remain at the National Hotel under Mr Maller’s request while awaiting arrangements.
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Pitts
Pane Colte
Sidney
National Hotel
Maller
Nvilttaanm
Dbstract
Marbel Brewer
Wyomlbi
Arthur Brewer
Brewer
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