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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1907
Page
2
The narrator tours Glenarm Estate near St Agathas, noting Bates the caretaker and Morgan, observes a church and school, and eavesdrops on a red tam o shanter clad student and a chaplain. He contemplates Bates, plans work, and receives a telegram about his errand while plotting his next steps.
In Chapter VI, Bates hides a lapse as Glenarm watches him. Bates claims a minor accident with a hickory item earlier, while Glenarm weighs whether to expose the disloyalty tied to Pickering’s duties, noting Bates’s dejected posture and guarded behavior.
Mrs Gunbusta leaves Burnhurst with four children to seek urban housing and visits a real estate office. She is directed to a building showing a gilt sign City Orphan Asylum on a granite facade, suggesting a misdirected search in a city setting.
The Union Pacific will modernize Norfolk passenger depot. Prof Lawrence Bruner will lecture at Beatrice April 19 on Nebraska Birds. Beaver City shipped over sixty stock cars in two days. Exeter post office robbed of 30 to 35 dollars. Governor Selden has not appointed the child labor law board. Farmers near Ellis form road improvement group using the King drag. Avenue hotel Auburn sold for 24000 to P C Anderson Bristow. State indebtedness reduced 370851.13 in four months. Norfolk club raising 250 for state YMCA meeting. Sam Rosenberg injured at the Times office in Beatrice. John P Bridges of Otoe county sentenced to ten years for incest. Interurban road grading to begin in May. Tecumseh bank receiver J S Pierson resigns. Paul Lane of Fremont killed by gas. Fred A Murphy to Havana as Army clerk. District court for Cuming county opens April 29. Six citizenship applications pend. James H Bahret in Nebraska City on divorce and marriage facts. Fairbury men subscribe for a local glove factory. Henry Burch dies aged 81 in Norfolk hospital. Teacher institutes to be held at Niobrara in August with La Follette Dolliver Nu Gent among speakers. Next year Nebraska University nonresident tuition 30. law and medical college 45. Judge W H Kelligar upholds Mrs Sarah B Brandon will. Elmer Bliss contests two Johnson county land farms going to Shinley Rescue Home. Humboldt friends hear Mrs Mattie Oliver-Payne narrowly escaped Colton wreck. Dr W A Goslec reports a dog with a gold tooth crowned in Auburn.
The bedroom when a sick room must stay dry warm in winter cool and airy in summer and bright at times. Dampness may come from wallpaper which traps moisture and spreads illness. tint walls with alabastined finish to stay breathable. Cleanable rugs, sealed floor, varnished sills, waxed casings, and dust-free woodwork are essential for health.
In 1906 Arizona led copper state production with 284,228,252 pounds, up from 239,848,000 pounds in 1905. The rise reflects the Copper State’s dominant output among copper producing regions.
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