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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1919
Page
7
An editorial urges drivers to exercise extreme caution at railroad crossings. It stresses that most accidents occur from driver error, not sightlines, and warns that beating a train shows poor judgment while risking many lives. The piece calls for persistent public protest against reckless crossing behavior.
A wounded soldier is reminded that sacrifices are not measured by selling bonds below par. The message emphasizes that Uncle Sam will pay par on every mature Liberty Bond promise, underscoring faith in government security and the value of keeping faith with the nation.
A heavy blizzard disrupted Dalton area life last week with three days of snowfall, closing roads and tearing phone lines. Residents like Willard Mowrer, A J Davison and families visited, while many travelers and callers moved between Dalton and nearby towns. Local folks describe the storm’s impact on travel, mail routes, and daily chores as they tend to animals, homes, and deliveries despite drifting snow and impassable thoroughfares.
The Division of Military and Naval Insurance issued over seven and a half million checks in its first year. Checks were sent monthly to all cities and towns nationwide. Total allotments and allowances paid reached 225 million dollars.
The ad touts successful over subscriptions to prior Liberty Loans and urges citizens to participate in the Victory Liberty Loan. It frames the effort as a national conscience decision and promotes Sidney Lumber Co as a contact for a home in the town.
A domestic dispute unfolds around a businessman cited as controlling, with his wife described as a businesswoman. The key detail claims she installed a time clock in their Tatil home, mandating he punch it when leaving at night and returning.
The Bureau of Medicine and Surgery reports that servicemen returning to civilian life carry a much better physique. From 500 men surveyed, the average man increased weight by 53 pounds since entering the service, reflecting improved conditioning and health gains.
Splendid half section in the East half of 22-15-51, 150 acres under cultivation, possession March 1. Quick sale at sacrifice terms includes a brand new Bethlehem truck, 24 tons with box, a Moon six cylinder five passenger 1918 car, and a Forty horse Flour City tractor with plows drills discs and wagons. Fundingland Investment Co.
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