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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1920
Page
17
An exhibit of Cheyenne County schools will be shown at the County Superintendent's office in Sidney on Saturday May 1. Sidney City schools plan displays in their buildings Friday and Saturday April 30 and May 1. Premiums will be awarded for top work as previously announced.
Education officials invite attendance at an exhibit announced by Anna McKadden County Superintendent. The notice requests public participation and outlines dates and venue details.
Jack Heavrin and Joe Woolard open a new blacksmith shop behind the Commercial hotel, facing the alley to Rose street. The shop is fully equipped and ready to do general blacksmithing, repairs, welding, and related work, inviting patrons to try their services.
Reports from Philadelphia and New York describe a General return to work by strike participants in Chicago New York and eastern rail lanes. Union leaders faced government figures as talks promised swift wage board consideration while insurgent groups retained some organizational ties. Affected districts move freight and passenger service toward normal levels with resumed traffic preparations underway.
Reports from Oppeln in upper Silesia say the town has no water or power as workers strike in protest against the French occupation ahead of the plebiscite. Messages allege occupying troops arrest and ill treat numerous citizens.
Mrs. Edwards of Kearney visited her daughter Hazel this week and will return tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Mellon and daughter Marie spent a week in Sidney with friends, calling on Mr. and Mrs. Zimmer. T. Porter Bennett returned from Boulder. Mrs. Bennett improves but remains unwell. Virgil Marsh came home after weeks in Methodist hospital Omaha with operations. he hopes for a solid recovery at home. Chris Livoni and child escaped a Denver wreck. father-in-law Grandpa Mahr and Miss Esther Reinhart and fiancé were present. Mahr sustained rib fractures and Reinhart was shocked.
Yale News welcomes back U. A. D. Jones, creator of Captain Black's crest 1916 team and famed Exeter squads of 1913 1915, with open arms. The paper notes the change lets Doctor Sharpe direct Yale's athletic policy toward broader participation and more men on teams.
Yale football earned about 130000 in gate receipts for the season with Harvard Princeton Brown and other home games. After overhead costs of roughly 80000 the net was reduced accordingly.
Tacoma fans mourn two ex Tigers Fre McMullin and Ira Flagstead moving to major league benches. McMullin is with the White Sox as a utility player and Flagstead with the Detroit club in a similar role.
The Bushmanland desert in southwest Africa remains little known. Nomads of mixed descent and some Europeans cling to its fringe. Seasonal mat-house villages appear where dwellers rely on scant sky bounty. otherwise the desert spans about 50,000 square miles.
Local students earned declamatory prizes at Scottsbluff High School as Professor Tyson presided over the event. The evening featured a quartette by Mr and Mrs J W Johnson Don Lewis and Mrs Phos Antrim. Winners received gold and silver medals, with Tyson presenting lapel pins crafted for the occasion.
All orders for Gasoline and Kerosene may be phoned to the J. B. Smith Co user Lorenzo Neb where they will be reported to us K B8 Oil Company Lorenzo Neb.
Frank Goodwin came back from Denver Tuesday morning after a trip through eastern Colorado and western Kansas.
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