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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1920
Page
2
A reflection on love and understanding by Mrs Jameson noting that one may love what is unseen yet struggle to understand what is not loved, presenting a quiet, impassive view of emotion and knowledge.
W J Taylor outlines twenty years in Nebraska politics, pledging to curb centralized power, reform redistricting, fix McKelvie’s Code, audit road spending, and reduce taxes. He argues for a square deal between labor and capital and seeks support on the Democratic ballot in the April 20 1920 primary.
Snow fell Saturday and Sunday in SEXTORP. Johnnie Ogar returns to school after a brief absence. Florence Fisher returns to school in Sidney. Edith Geary spent the weekend at the Nelson home. Jesse and Mrs Lambert own a new Edison. Jean Reddy and children visited Potter. Mrs Nelson and children called at the Lambert home. Pete Nelson owns a 14-28 Avery. Eda and Esther Carlson shopped in Potter. Pete Nelson, Mrs Nelson, and Jilme Nelson visited Sidney and Voter.
Margaret B Roming Livingston died at her Sidney area home on April 6 1920 after a six year illness. She was born July 9 1872 in Monon county Iowa and was 48 years 9 months 28 days old. She married F W Livingston on October 25 1892 and they had four children Imo Bysle Arvin W Cyrena E Vernon F Imo died at age nine. She leaves a grieving husband three children an aged father and many relatives. She joined the Methodist Episcopal church in Town twenty nine years ago.
The service was conducted by Rev. T. Porter Bennett on Thursday afternoon at the Sidney Methodist Episcopal Church and drew a large crowd.
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor visits Cleveland the headquarters of the trainmen union. Officials would not discuss the trip purpose but it is understood he will confer with brotherhood chiefs on the unauthorized railroad employee strike.
New York April 12 a portrait of William H Anderson state superintendent of the Anti Siicon league hung in a locked thirst parlor window in the tenderloin as a silent protest against the vice probe. Indictment of Police Inspector Dominick Henry on neglect of duty prompted saloonkeepers to tone down for now as ADA James F Smith who led the Henry case plans further sensational developments upon resumption today.
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