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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1915
Page
6
Regional dispatch outlines current events across nations with emphasis on political shifts and economic trends. Reports mention leaders, policy debates, trade developments, and regional tensions shaping upcoming months.
A Deadsk F-82948 OG Farming drive accelerates on the divide with extensive spring wheat plantings. Otis Dimmick buys Bull Tractors to supply South divide farmers. he plans 500 acres of spring wheat. Local activity spans haying, plowing, land leasing, and community visits amid a promising early season.
Clara is busy farming while Leo Osborn of Sidney writes insurance this week. A basket social and program is set for Dalton schoolhouse on April 24. Linbeck will farm the old Werner homestead this season. Rhode and Engle haul hay near Dalton. E. Quinn and wife went to Cheyenne for medical treatment. John Engle works at home and shines the buggy. Gus Swartz visited Dalton to consult Dr Ames. Many locals are busy farming and several horse buyers have roamed the streets.
School report shows 18 days taught and an average daily attendance of 16. Pupils never absent or tardy include Margaret Shinker Max Shinker Ruth Shinker Vera Shinker Georgia Eckert James Eckert Rosie Walsh Mary Walsh Catherine Walsh and Edward Walsh. Teacher is Mrs. Walsh. Mr Jones the plasterer from Dalton has returned home and Frank Weigands has also returned after working at the Walsh residence.
An advertisement claims consumption kills over 350 people daily in the United States. It touts Scott's Emulsion with cod liver oil as strengthening medicine to enrich blood, boost lungs and throat, and raise resistance to colds, especially during seasonal changes. The ad emphasizes indoor workers and those fatigued or nervous, noting the product contains no alcohol.
BRONSON nee Marvin and Mabel Anthony Cy rena Livingston and Laura Madden are taking Sth grade examinations this week. Mr and Mrs Madden and family Mr and Mrs Livingston and family Mr and Mrs Anthony and family Mr and Mrs John Anderson and son Edward and Miss Sarlach were Easter Sunday guests of Mrs Lyng holm and sons. A sumptuous dinner was served and all present had an enjoyable time.
Peetz Colorado reports the seventh month of school ended April 2 with Naomi Halverson Grace Hill Lois Pearson Lela Pearson and Natherine Pilger listed as not absent or tardy for the month. A basket supper funded purchases including a book case volleyball net playground outfit and baseball equipment. A school play Timothy Delano's Courtship at Van's Hall is set for April 24 with admission 25 cents adults and 15 cents children.
A Basket Social will be held Saturday April 24 at the school house in District No 8 three miles south of Clara and half a mile east of P J Daltons residence. A musical program precedes a dance all are invited.
German Iowa farmer Hans Garbus recounts how mail order buying drained town commerce and lowered land values. He traces credit-driven early growth to a decline: dwindling local merchants, shuttered schools and bands, empty storefronts, and a $5,600 loss over nine years as his community faded.
Lincoln April 12 word arrives that J D Rising of Kansas City has been named chief of national bank examiners for the Tenth district covering Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Colorado and part of Missouri He is Nebraska bred and began at First National Bank David City rising to Kansas City after rapid rise He will supervise 1800 national banks Syracuse Neb April 12 a telegram reports EB Ellis Santa Fe engineer killed at Enid Okla his legs cut off by a passing train after alighting from his train His widow Grace McKay Ellis is a Syracuse girl and her father J W McKay has gone to Guthe where the body is taken The deceased left a widow and two children
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