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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1911

Page

4

New Nebraska District Judge Named in Seventeenth District

Governor Aldrich appoints R. W. Hobart of Mitchell as district judge for the new seventeenth district created by the reapportionment law. The district includes Scottsbluff Banner Morrill and Garden counties,以前 part of the thirteenth district. Saloons in Sidney pay $1,200 annually in licenses with $1,000 to schools and $200 to the village treasury. The village eyes diverting more funds to treasury for improvements. An old New York tale recalls a hatpin pursuit ending with a police capture due to a hobble skirt.

R. W. Hobart Mitchell Aldrich Scottsbluff Banner Morrill Garden Counties Sidney New York

What Nebraska is Doing for the World

In 1910 Nebraska’s agricultural livestock and manufactured products totaled over 5350 million, 200 million, and 2 million respectively, adding to a wealth of 700 million. The state led in wealth per capita, wheat corn oats and rye yields per acre, and rapid growth in agriculture and manufacturing. The piece urges Nebraska newspapers and business groups to advertise the state world wide, highlighting climate education homes investable opportunities and 16 million acres awaiting cultivation with a welcoming stance to homeseekers and investors.

Nebraska Will Maupen United States

Starting a May Day Garden Campaign for Kids

A call to youngsters to grow flowers and vegetables with neighborhood prizes for the prettiest back yards. Prizes reward effort and cultivate a love for beauty, while beautifying towns and instilling ambition to create gardens at home. Encourage school and home participation to build “the city beautiful.”

Trees and Flowers Bring City Beautification to Denver

Denver plans for tree distribution as real estate firms take territories to supervise cleanliness and beautification. The author wonders why Sidney cannot specialize in trees and flowers this year, noting the western city’s general lack of trees and the need for proper watering and care to achieve desirable results.

Denver Sidney

Doctors try brain operations to alter criminal morals

The article notes San Francisco doctors applying brain surgery to criminals as a new method to correct morals, following earlier feats of plastic surgery such as facial reconstruction and replacing bones with grafts.

Easter Day Reverence Marks Spring Awakening Worldwide

Tomorrow the world observes the day of the Lord’s resurrection. Reverence fills hearts as spring awakens with birds singing and flowers budding, reflecting the divine miracle that stirs mankind’s souls.

Water works bids opened as contractors flood town

Nearly twenty bids were filed for the water works, nine on entire construction. Des Moines Bridge & Iron Co. won at 11500. Engineer Suthman noted many bids for small projects and said early-year work could save the town money. Electric light engine bids also drove competition with attractive prices. Work to start soon and finish before the Fourth of July amid hopes for a big western celebration. Also discussed were open versus closed primaries and political reforms in Nebraska. Ex Governor Shallenberger weighed in on timing and party nomination concerns.

Des Moines Bridge & Iron Co Suthman Lodygeople Nebraska Shallenberger Lincoly Journal

Nebraska Notes and Local Developments

Work has begun on the new federal building at Holdrege Hastings. In Nebraska news, cigar manufacturing leads. Whooping cough is circulating in Chappell. The Gering Scottsbluff fight resumes as Union Pacific is now assured for Gering. F B Hartman, formerly with the Chappell Register, started a newspaper at Big Springs the Big Springs Journal. first issue appeared April 6.

Federal Holdrege Hastings Nebraska Chappell Gering Scottsbluff Ia Union Pacific Railroad F. B. Hartman The Chappell Register Big Springs

From contract vows to real life marriage in Kirby Wyoming

A couple in Kirby Wyoming who lived under a contract marriage for a year are now happily married. The story notes a theme of unconventional unions turning into lasting commitments. Other items mention Turkey awarding ships to a London firm and a Sioux City death in quicksand near McCook Lake.

Kirby Wyoming Turkey London Gustav Benson McCook Lake Sioux City Iowa Richard G. Oppie Kem Robinette Sterling Julian Marlow Fong Yee West Virginia

Easter Services Across Churches in Sidney

A sermon schedule announces tomorrow at the Lutheran church Rev Kahne will lead morning and evening services with a special program for youth. Catholic masses at 8 and 10, Easter observances at the Methodist church, Gregorian chant by the Sidney choir, and soloists Mrs. Jack Sager and Miss Anna McFadden perform. Holy Week attendance remains robust.

Lutheran Church Rev Kahne Board of Home Missions Church Board Methodist Episcopal Church Jack Sager Anna McFadden Sidney

Local fraternal notices and meeting reminders

The Maccabees announce a regular meeting next Thursday April 20. Eighteen candidates were admitted last night into the local Modern Woodmen Camp. Ancient Order of United Workmen elects delegates James R Williams Herman Schroeder and Fred G Griffith and alternates Andrew Lindberg Triverett Foster and William J Shoemaker for the Grand Lodge session in Lincoln May 9.

Woodmen Ancient Order of United Workmen Grand Lodge Lincoln James R. Williams Herman Schroeder Fred G. Griffith Andrew Lindberg Triverett Foster William J. Shoemaker

Estate of Dr. J M Graham Probate Actions

County Judge Gapen allowed all bills in the Dr. J M Graham estate. Wm Bugg, visiting from Iowa, handled matters related to the Wm Gordon estate where his wife is an heir. The Gordon homestead of 160 acres in Morrill county sold at public sale for 1275 dollars, bought by M H Tobin. Gordon, a Sid ney stonemason, died years ago leaving only land as his estate. Mrs Bugg, Gordon’s daughter, was the sole heir located.

Gapen J. M. Graham Wm. Bugg Iowa Wm. Gordon Gordon Morrill County M. H. Tobin Sidney Bugg E. H. Cooper RB. H Cooper Charles Mc Hadley JT Cooper Henderson Ihimnots Cheyenne State of Nebraska P.m B. H. Cooper Cheyenne County Hunny Kk. Garen Beal District Court Court House

Easter Visit From De LaSalle Student

Ambrose Davoren a De LaSalle Academy student in Kansas City Missouri came Thursday to spend his Easter vacation with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs D J Scanlon.

Ambrose Davoren de LaSalle Academy Kansas City Missouri D. J. Scanlon

Oberfelder Spends Days at Lodgepole Ranch This Week

Robert Oberfelder spent several days in the latter part of the week at his Lodgepole ranch serving as host to ranch guests and tending local duties on his property.

Robert Oberfelder Lodgepole

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