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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1919
Page
9
The Sultan of Turkey directs Hassam Bey to send to the United States for more Turkish cigarettes. Hassam Bey bows in acknowledgment.
The German Austrian assembly passed a bill banning the Hapsburg family and banishing all members with confiscation of their real and personal estates. The measure includes abolishing noble titles and restricting capital punishment while martial law remains. It also declares ownership of former imperial property by the German Austrian republic, except for private assets of Charles and others in the imperial household remain untouched.
Five men robbed the State Bank of Randolph of $5000. The bandits exchanged shots with the cashier and fled in an automobile. One suspect was later captured when the getaway car broke down.
Prague dispatch to the Chronicle says it is reported here that all the British have left Budapest. There is fighting along the whole frontier.
Washington reports that stenographers and clerks enrolled as yeowomen in the national reserve force during the war will remain on active service in their current ratings as long as their services are needed.
The vanguard of Admiral Mayo's fleet arrived in New York as six destroyers Ammen Beale Barrows Drayton Paulding and Terry passed quarantine after sailing from southern waters, signaling a significant arrival for the fleet.
Capetown April 7 The South African parliament adopted the woman suffrage bill by a narrow 44 to 42 margin.
A dense listing of commodity prices including flour types per barrel and per 98 1b sack, HWAY mixed timothy and No 1, butter scores and premiums, eggs in varied grades, live and iced poultry, potatoes per 100 lbs, and cattle hogs sheep prices. Includes numerous grade, weight, and location specifics for retail and car lot pricing.
In a family tale Laura and I reveal Aunt Janet's planned prank on Ed Saunders. Janet dons a dramatic orange bow to lure him home, triggering laughter as the room erupts at the porch encounter. The plan hinges on Ed reacting to the bow and the unintended social spectacle.
The piece contrasts youth and age in forming friendships. It argues that youth embrace friendship with ease, without past regrets, while aging memories color later bonds. It likens youth friendship to spring miracle and older friendship to autumn bloom, tempered by memory.
Shellac comes not from humans or trees but from a tiny insect. It secretes lac from which resin forms after feeding on specific plant juices. The resin hardens to a deep orange semi transparent mass. After secretion the female insect is encased while the male emerges twice yearly with wings to begin the cycle anew.
Pleasant Valley reports a severe blizzard weekend causing stock losses. Local residents note multiple illnesses including J. K Simpson, Jimmie Barber, Jennie McDonnell, and Grandpa Bowser, with some improving. Miss Blanche Wilson closed her Pleasant Valley school April 4 after a large noon dinner and program. Mrs Opitz celebrated a birthday with friends. Mrs T W Simpson visited relatives. Jim Bonser returned home from seeing his sick father. Willman urges readers to see the new Huart Parr plow.
Washington reports the War Department will retain twenty-one aero squadrons as the flying arm of America's peace army. Demobilization continues with enlisted personnel to be reduced to fifteen thousand.
This quirky ad text announces a car load of Mobile B and B Bow goods from S A Schmitt Implement Co. It urges readers to place orders early due to a shortage, highlighting seasonal demand and the vendor’s contact.
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