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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1911
Page
7
A popular program at the Opera House on April 24 features song story and humor. Secure seats at Sidney Drug Co with tickets on sale after 2 PM.
A spoof memoir recounts Col. Bunker’s duels with fellow officers during the Civil War. He describes challenges over rank, mistaken orders, and close calls at Antietam and Second Manassas, ending with a captain killed after a night flight cartoon.
A fragment from a reminiscence recalls Hilda the Helper expressing a desire to pack up and depart the city, citing a city hunger that chased her as a younger person. The line hints at a journey away from crowded urban life.
Robert McDaniel, son of Mr and Mrs James McDaniel, captured the most popular baby title at the Crystal on Sunday night after a voting contest in Sidney. Amateur night drew a large crowd as 4H member Loft with Roy Durnell and four Sidney girls entertained with singing, dancing and Dutch costumes.
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