British Foreign Minister Balfour Lands Safely
The state department announced the safe arrival and landing of British Foreign Minister Balfour and his party, stating the department has been advised of their secure landing.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1917
Page
3
The state department announced the safe arrival and landing of British Foreign Minister Balfour and his party, stating the department has been advised of their secure landing.
Andy Brott, renowned for his No 1 blacksmithing and horsehoeing skills, headlines a local crafts showcase showcasing his mastery in metalwork and farrier services. Community members applaud his precision and years of service.
Abram I Eleus is reported as ambassador to Constantino ple Ili amid reports of spotted fever affecting a portion of the diplomatic mission. The item notes health concerns and ongoing relations between the two governments.
The Fremont Woman's club elected officers for the ensuing year led by President Mrs. Rose McGivering. Officers include Miss Sadie Beckman first vice president Mrs A E Buchanan second vice president recording secretary Miss Clementine Donahey and others on the executive committee. Mrs J P Saunders wife of Beatrice mayor was seriously injured when her husband’s car collided with Dr Griffith's car, thrown to the pavement causing brain concussion.
Amsterdam reports the Belgian relief ship Kongsli sunk by a mine or submarine with one missing. 19 Americans aboard are among the crew of 21 rescued by trawlers after the starboard explosion in darkness. Kongsli carried 6000 tons of wheat from Portland to Belgium. Officials say Ringhorn departing Rotterdam with a safe conduct has also been sunk.
A wireless telegraph note from Field Marshal von Hindenburg to General Groener, head of munitions, addresses strikes in industrial districts. He concedes bread ration cuts hurt the population but argues gains in meat and steady potato deliveries will offset the shortage.
Sidney Lumber Co announces 6 percent financing for home construction projects. The offer targets new homeowners and builders seeking affordable mortgage rates to support local housing development.
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