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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
15
A piano is for sale at a discount with payment terms by the seller. Interested buyers in Sidney are urged to contact HE DENVER MUSIC COMPANY in Denver, Colorado without delay to arrange purchase.
Family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts and sympathy during bereavement over the death of Mr and Mrs AOS Ayle. Also notes availability of second hand fee Boxes from ROB L. JACKSON.
Paris reports that the preliminary peace treaty text will reach the press by Friday or Saturday. If Germany refuses to sign, a special train will be provided for the delegates to depart, and allies will enforce the treaty with military and naval action. Danzig is to become an open port under a Polish corridor to the sea. Alliance talks with the United States and Great Britain center on a defensive covenant not tied to reparations.
Jo Winegar from Gurley visited Wednesday in town. L I Thompsett traded in town late week. A Babcock of Lotter called on business Wednesday. FE S Sherrerd made a professional trip to Kimball on Monday. Bonser of Crook Colorado was in Sidney on business Monday. Dr Mantor and Dan Campbell traveled to Scotts Bluffs this week. WY Thompson of Epworth Nebraska was in town Thursday morning on business. F C Thompson a Fairbury real estate man was in town Thursday. Maynard Osborn departed Burlingon Thursday morning for a Denver business trip. Miss Irene Morgan serves as stenographer for the real estate firm Puckett and Brown.
Des Moines Iowa April 21 the lower house passed a bill granting women the right to vote for presidential electors by a 62 to 2 vote. The senate approved the measure days earlier and it now goes to the governor for action.
Paris dispatch quotes Marshal Foch warning that peace must be victors’ peace and not of the vanquished. He calls for Germany’s German danger, urging stay on the Rhine and a double lock on doors. He warns that seventy million Germans remain a menace and will remain warlike fifty years hence.
The Farmers Union Co operative Cals Elevator at Lorenzo will be open for business Monday of each week only, W. EB. Chambers, Pres.
OSCAR AURICH posts a notice warning all persons to keep their stock off his land. A date of 7-15-60 appears. Elmer Gunderson, living north of Potter, comments on a New Hauft-Parr tractor, expressing satisfaction with its power and value compared to previous purchase.
Threats by terrorists target strike breakers as they leave work. An official communique cites two cases including a man left totally blinded. An order sets death penalty for such offenders. Recent convictions range from three to fifteen years. Also noted is guidance on planting in jardinières ensuring winter protection and air circulation.
Efficiency experts study tool life at about 4.0 million strokes on average. Using a file beyond its normal period doubles the work cost, raising expenses significantly as wear increases.
In a playful exchange Mrs Panther warns against Dolly's involvement with Mountain Lion. Dolly retorts the young cub will catamount to gonething, a cheeky pun reflecting family banter and comic wordplay.
To the many friends of our father Mr A H Millard we express appreciation for kindness and generosity shown to him in his declining years and for sympathy toward our sister Mars Also Ayle during our bereavement and thanks to floral donors.
Cora May Goswick petitions for absolute divorce from Francis Marion Goswick in Cheyenne County District Court Neb on grounds of extreme cruelty and neglect to provide support. Custody of Jick Marion Goswick sought along with alimony and costs. Publication service ordered with answer due by June 6, 1919. Clerk Isola P. Wasson records.
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County In the County Court estate of William H Weeden deceased. Petition of William I Weeden administrator set for May 20 1919 at 10 a m to hear why petition should not be granted notice to interested parties by publication in The Telegraph for three weeks prior to hearing Dated April 23 1919 Seal George P Chambers County Judge
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