Flour quality and wheat types teased in friendly note
A short letter jokes that all flour comes from wheat yet some wheat yields better flour. The writer signs as a friend, using playful logic about quality differences in wheat and flour.
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16 Apr 1910
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Sidney Telegraph in Sidney, Nebraska
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1910
Page
1
District Court Convened for a Three Day April Session
District court met Monday with lawyers and litigants present. Cases disposed include equity matters continued, estates and guardianship sales confirmed, divorces granted, title quieted, and bonds and bridges discussed. The docket features Morrill and Cheyenne counties amid motions to add parties and consolidate suits, with one defendant pleading guilty to house breaking. Next month’s adjourned session will hear Western Construction Co. v Cheyenne county and bond challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Haas Et al
Gus Wellner
Equity
Nicolaus Opp
F. W. Smith
Morrill County
Rose Nash
Jouyeuast
W.T Kettleman
W . Holland
Sale
Toney Stiker
Mary Stiker
Western Realty Co
A J
Bernard J Ward
Potter Lumber Co., & Co-Partnership
G. W. Hicks
Western Bridge Construction Co
Cheyenne Co
Cheyenne County
Katherin Lodgett
Susan Chambers
C. P. Chambers
J. W. Harper
N. G. Brewer
Union Pacific Railroad Co
E Ahrens
W. A. Burton
L. Pitts
Lillie Pitts
CG K Lawrence
M. Rose
Potter Lumber Co
BE. Hicks
First National Bank of Sidney
C. A. Johnson
F. L. Johnson
W. L. Johnson
Martha Dewey
H. C. Anderson
Isaue
Brown
Morris County
Western Construction Co
North Platte
Broadwater
Cheyenne County Board
Fred Lehmkuhl
Lodgepole
Early Closing Opinion Sears on Summer Store Hours
A columnist argues for early closing of businesses during the three hottest months. The piece claims customers overstay hours, delay purchases, and cite habit, while clerks endure long shifts. It suggests closing early would spare workers and allow evenings at home and band concerts.
A Musical City Seeks Juvenile Band Rehearsals
Professor Thomas Lynch organized a 21 piece juvenile band and will begin practice as instruments arrive this week. Regular practice starts in ten days with sessions on Tuesdays and Fridays. Community improvement hinges on a vocal teacher in the schools to nurture voice and support orchestras and bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lynch Ban
A Pace to Adopt
L. O. Fundingaland works on his southwest town home recently bought from W Oosterboudt. He focuses on the lawn as he completes his plans and two decorative fountains will enhance the property’s beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Fundingaland
W Oosterboudt
Rain Delays Worry as Farmers Read the Skies
A light rain on Wednesday and a more serious shower on Thursday paused the farmer’s worry routine. The piece notes postponing plans, jokes about studying the skies, and mentions a stray sale line, “For SALE-My family driving are,” with an inquiry directed to B.A Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nquire
B.A Jones
New Spring Stock Arrives at Oberlelder Clothing Co
Oberlelder Clothing Co introduces spring stock for men and young gents featuring Blue Serges Cassimera and Worsteds in new arrivals and ready for purchase now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlelder Clothing Co
Census Begins April 10 for Farm Schedules Across State
The census starts April 10 and must be completed within thirty days. Enumerators wear badges reading Charted States Census. Every adult must provide information, kept confidential. Farm owners and tenants will receive blank schedules by April 15 to report farm operations and equipment. Fill them before April 15 or asap after. Helpers available for non English speakers to complete forms. The President urges cooperation, stating census has no tax, military, jury, or immigration enforcement links and no one will be harmed by answering questions. Preserve completed schedules for enumerators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
Tias
Mysterious Shooting Near Sidney Injures Two Friends
Two visiting youths exploring Platte Valley area near Sidney were shot while on a creek bank by a lone gunman on the B and M track. William Leavette pursued the shooter, while his injured companion was treated and returned to Loveland Colorado. The assailant remains at large as authorities pursue charges. Hugh Barnhart transfers within district offices. Olsen promotes to chief clerk. District 147 closes school with a field day. Carrie Aura departs Lincoln. Oberfelder Clothing advertises summer wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte Valley
Sidney
Stubt
William Leavette
Mr Leavett
George Harvey
Loveland
Colorado
Hugh Barnhart
Cheyenne
Olsen
North Platte Tribune
Local notes from Sidney week include court, visits and travel
Fred Lohmkuhl attended court early in the week George Richardson of Orlando was in Sidney Tuesday. J M Swenson had business calling him to Sioux City. A J Haskell broke ground for an eight room cottage. Frank Plaster and wife went to Cheyenne for Mrs Plaster's hospital treatment. Mrs B M Harris of Seattle visited midweek. Grace King returned from Lincoln conservatory with high credit. Mrs Hubert Fuller hosted the T N club. Ernest Worden's family to return from Norfolk Monday. Milton Ahrens seeks liver treatment in Excelsior Springs. Rodman and Torgerson returned from Omaha after business. Reverend Zinnicker returned from Omaha. he filled his pulpit Sunday. Barlow spent a couple days in bed. Architect Steinbaugh in town to finish the Cleburne block. Miss Faber's recital at the Milliken home pleased patrons. formal recital planned at the opera house. The insanity board declared a negro insane and he was moved to Lincoln. Harry Hague and family traveling from Cheyenne to Gering via Sidney. Collie Kreader north of Potter responded to news of a baby death in Sioux City. W N Alexander resigned and moved to Nebraska City. J Powell of Sterling visited Sidney. old landmarks recalled. A new Union Pacific time card goes into effect with two changes. Sheriff McDaniel to Pearcell Oklahoma for R M Lewis trial. Lewis known as a kitchen pantry swindler. Mrs Ed Yuegle left for Kearney to visit brother Warren Jameson in hospital. Jameson, former Bayard principal, sick in Kearney State Normal student.
Wilson Brothers Shirts Highlighted at Local Sale
A. J. Guernsey announces a next Saturday sale at the residence offering all household goods. The event showcases spring Wilson Brothers shirte and neck wear as town talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Brothers
A. J. Guernsey
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A G Fisher Chadron
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Fred Wright
W. W. Hoagland
J Halligan
C J Smyth
Omubha
C.G Goss
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Ho Wooley
Grand Island
Morrow
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O. E. Torgerson
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YOO
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Orlando
J M. Swenson
Sioux City
Iowa
A. J Haskell
Frank Plaster
B M. Harris
Seattle
Washington
Grace King
Lincoln Conservatory of Music
Hubert Fuller
T N. Club
Chas Harper
Mrs
Ernest Worden
Baby
Norfolk
Mrs. Worden
Milton Ahrens
Excelsior Springs, Mo
W.S. Rodman
O. A. Torgerson
Reverend Zinnicker
Robert A. Barlow
Grippe
Chirles Steinbaugh
Cleburne
Miss Faber
Milliken
Opera House
McDaniel
Ed Brennan
Harry Hague
Wyoming
Collie Kreader
Potter
Sidney Tuesaday
W N. Alexander
Electric Light Plant
Nebraska City
The
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J Powell
Sterling
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Union Pacific
Sheriff McDaniel
Pearcell
Oklahoma
R M. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Ed Yuegle
Kearney
Warren Jameson
Jameson
Bayard
Yaegle
State Normal
Cheyenne County Abstract
C. M. Hadley
H. T. Doran
H. E. Gapen
Cheyenne County Abstract Co
Nebraska
American Fidelity Cs
John Clarke
Otto P Hink
Vienna
First National Bank
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