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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1919

Page

4

Notice to Hog Shippers in Gurley Nebraska

Hog shippers must notify W H Tiger manager of Farmers Union Co operative Association Gurley Nebraska by Thursday for shipments the following Monday. The Farmers Union Co op offers tractor oil motor oil hard oil and axle grease with price quotes. An advertisement in The Telegraph reaches most county residents.

W. H Tiger Farmers Union Co-operative Association Gurley Nebraska Farmers Union Co-Op. Assn W. H. Tiger Mer Nebr Telegraph

YANK MUTINY DUE TO REDS AND DETROIT TROOPS

Washington reports identify Company I of the 339th Infantry from Detroit as the unit that refused orders in Archangel Russia. Men questioned officers with Bolshevik style queries, drawing a note of concern from General March. Detroit’s Own Welfare appeals for leniency, while Onda bridge restores Murmansk supply lines.

339Th Infantry Russia Washington Three Hundred and Thirtyninth Infantry Detroit March Archangel Murmansk Onda Onda Bridge Midh War Department

Antoine B. du Pont Dies Local Street Railway Expert

Antoine B. du Pont, street railway expert, inventor, and engineer, died in Cleveland of pneumonia after an influenza illness. He was the first manager of Cleveland’s street railway under the 3-cent fare plan, brother to T. Coleman du Pont of New York, and born in Louisville on April 26, 1865. He contributed multiple improvements to street car tracks and related devices working with Tom T Johnson across several cities.

Cleveland Antoine B. du Pont Due Pont Cleveland Street Railway Tom L. Johnson Mr. du Pont T. Coleman Due Pont New York TE. I. Due Pont de Nemours Powder Company Tre Louisville

Soldier Runs for Governor in Kentucky Demo Ticket

Louisville April 14 The soldier element rose in Kentucky politics as H A Denhardt of Bowling Green announced his candidacy for governor on the Democratic ticket. Denhardt led the 319th field artillery in World War I and served in St Mihiel and Argonne. He was promoted to lieutenant colonel after Argonne and mentioned for bravery.

Louisville Kentucky H. A. Denhardt Bowling Green Denhardt 319Th Field Artillery St. Mihiel Argonne

Arbor Day at Camp Dix Plants Trees for Roosevelt Memory

To honor Roosevelt’s memory Arbor Day ceremonies at Camp Dix New Jersey featured the planting of trees in memory of Col Theodore Roosevelt Lieut Col David H Scott assistant chief of staff of the Twenty seventh division and the soldiers from New York New Jersey Delaware and Pennsylvania who made the supreme sacrifice

Rooosevelt Camp Dix N. J Theodore Roosevelt David H. Scott Staf New York New Jersey Delaware Pennsylvania

Weekend Visits and Local News From Sektorp

SEXTORP last week weather was disagreeable Mrs John Anderson and son Lloyd dined at the Eckert home John Heimer spent part of the week at the Duncan home Mrs Elis Fisher and children are recovering from the Fu Mrs C Ho McKee and children dined at the L Brett home Miss Flora Schubarth returned home from Oregon to her brother Herman last Sunday Dan Duncan hauled hogs to Potter Monday Word was received from bh IE Sanders and son Johnny Logan that they are doing nicely in the Denver hospital Ellis Fisher was in Potter Saturday Misses Florence Fisher Clara Borke Hilina Alive and Myrtle Nelson visited Miss Jessie Duncan Sunday afternoon Sunday school attendance was not large Fred Prince visited the Duncan home Monday morning Bob and Jessie Duncan attended the Movie last Thursday Tony Folks spent Thursday morning

John Anderson Lloyd Eckert John Heimer Duncan Elis Fisher C. Ho McKee L. Brett Flora Schubarth Oregon Herman Dan Duncan Potter Bh. IE Sanders and Son Johnny Logan Denver Ellis Fisher Florence Fisher Clara Borke Hilina Alive Myrtle Nelson Jessie Duncan Fred Prince Bob Tony Folks

Your Future Neighbor Mr Nebraska Farmer and Victory Notes

A Newton era notice highlights 1216 disabled soldiers approved for vocational training with 245 under agricultural tracks. USDA predicts a spring surge as veterans join Nebraska’s renowned farming region. Citizens are urged to buy Victory Notes to fund training while welcoming future neighbors back to fields.

Nebraska Farmer Argonne Chateau- Vicierry Federal Board of Vocational Education Nebraska Women’s Victory Loan Committee

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Windsor Cimerica E. S. Sherrerd Tobin Sidney Burlington Depot C. W. Zike Veternarian Langmann Bros. Garage Petter Webr Hobbs Barber Shop Rose St C. M. Wright Harper Blog Ailey Soldier Col H. H. Denhardt Sextorp The Tobin Opera House W. Hornaday Mann’s Brewer Building Bassett’s Pharmacy United States Department of Agriculture Moline Plow Company Moline Illinois the Farmers’ Union Co-Operative Association C. O. Hade Sidney, Nebraska Cheyenne County Lumber Co
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