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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1922

Page

3

Walrath Duboise murder case recalled in 19th century trial

The Telegraph files recount the Walrath and Duboise murder cases. Mrs Walrath confessed after testimony by Radcliff and Clark, describing Phillips’ murder and Duboise as the killer. Evidence included bloodstains, a revolver, and testimony of Walrath’s steadfast claims despite defense. The jury delivered a second degree murder verdict.

Telegraph Blerkower Heist Stevenson Billou Fowler Sidney Hinman Neville North Platte Jeorge Earnhardt Duboise Flo Phillips Duboisee Barnhart Clark S Radcliff Dubotne Phillipa Panke Big Springs Walrath Phillipe Charley Phillips J A. J. ‘Walrath Benson Walkrath

Western Nebraska teachers hold Sidney convention

The Telegraph reports a Sidney gathering of Western Nebraska teachers with Anna Gray Clark of Ogallala praised as president and Minnie Chase as secretary. C D Lyon led debates and committees while J J McIntosh and Mrs Shelton headlined talks. Musical numbers featured many performers and a dramatic contest highlighted familiar names.

Nebraska Sidney Anna Gray Clark Ogallala Minnie Chase C. D. Lyon J. J. McIntosh Shelton Katie McKee Maggie Snyder Ogilala Breisch Miss Griffith Belle Hower Lillie Chowins Tyrone Allen Irene Sullivan Grace McIntosh Anna Stuht Moore Griffith Hower McFadden Megers Closman Mattie Griffith Emily Cunningham Lucy Jones Frank O’kane

Telegraph Files From 34 Years Ago Report Local News

A half mile north of W Hite s property a horse died after being bitten by a rattlesnake in fifteen minutes. J P Lancaster breaks fifty acres northeast of Sidney for E H Bennett of La Prairie Illinois. District 61 holds annual meeting at R O Raymond s. Henry Gaines re elected director and Wm Owens treasurer. A school house is to be built with a 14 by 24 soda building, and Miss Fannie Raymond leads a 25 pupil program. Mrs Bassie Jessen of North Platte and Mrs Louie Jessen of Sidney visit Mrs John Anderson at Bronson. G M Bewley paid for a pre emption. Cheyenne county boom seen on spring roads. The Lutheran church was dedicated, debt free, costing 4510, Beadle Memorial style with cathedral glass windows donated. A Mason and an organ were installed through Curtis D Essig s efforts.

R. O.raymond Henry Gaines Wm. Owens Fannie Raymond Amlin Curtis D. Essig

Plan What You'll Can Before You Plant

Guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture on planning and preserving homegrown vegetables. It urges starting with radishes and lettuce, then expanding to beans tomatoes spinach and more, with quantities and storage ideas for winter use.

United States Department of Agriculture

Light Edged Roads Crumble Under Tests

The two mile road built for state and federal road tests by Olivers and the Bureau of Public Roads failed on opening day as 12 trucks with loaded rear wheels tested edge sections. The experiment seeks to show failures of light designs and gather data on soil, temperature, and construction for future road work with daily observations by five engineers.

Bate State Highway Department of Olivers Bureau of Public Roads United States Department of Agriculture

Leroy North Wins in State Music Contest

Leroy North of Bridgeport won first prize as a pianist at the State Music Teachers Association contest in Lincoln this week. The gold medal prize marks unusual distinction among 43 contestants from across the state, and his parents Mr and Mrs L I R North share in the pride reported by the Bridgeport News Blade.

Leroy North L L. R. North Bridgeport Music Teachers’ Association Lincoln North Bridgeport News-Blade

Sidney Creamery Butter Featured at The Shop for Vulcanizing

An ad lists the Thre Shop at 204 East 2nd Street offering Sidney Creamery Butter and invites readers to ask their grocer for the product. The fragment highlights a local retailer promotion amid a street corner business scene.

East 2Nd Street

Death Valley Hottest Place On Earth Confirmed

Ten years of records from Greenland ranch in Death Valley show it to be the hottest U S region and likely on earth with mean extremes near 125 degrees F and a record high 134 degrees observed in July 1913. The valley lies deep below sea level with scarce rainfall and irrigation drives a small 70 acre farm producing alfalfa and experimental crops.

United States Weather Bureau Greenland Ranch Death Valley California United States United States Department of Agriculture Indiana Panamint Range

Soil Surveys to be Made this Summer

A list of counties where soil surveys will be conducted this summer by the United States Department of Agriculture in cooperation with the states has been approved. Indiana coverage includes Monroe County. Iowa lists Clark Delaware Floyd Harrison Jefferson Winneshiek and Werth counties. Minnesota includes Olm-

United States Department of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture Indiana Monroe County Iowa Clark, Delaware Floyd, Harrison, Jefferson, Winneshiek Werth Minnesota Olm Department of Agriculture Department United States

State to survey soils across many states and counties

The Department of Agriculture plans broad soil surveys across multiple states and counties including Minnesota Missouri Nebraska New York Ohio Oregon and more with a supplemental list to cover additional areas. The goal is to map soils nationwide so farmers can identify soil types and obtain local guidance.

Arkansas New Jersey North Carolina Wisconsin Utah Maryland

Laundry Demand Ignored Taxi Caller Blocks Pick Up

A terse instruction indicates a rider told a taxi to send the fare to the laundry, followed by a phone tag line noting the number 161. The fragment hints at a dispatch or service note rather than a full event. No additional names or places are present to anchor context.

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John Mevick W. Hite J. P. Lancaster E. H. Bennett la Prairie Iionis Frank Rihn Bassie Jessen Louie Jessen John Anderson Bronson G. M. Bewley Cheyenne County Prairie Echnocers Sidney Creamery Hornaday Cafe J. P K . IV Royal Cook Book Royal Baking Powder Co William St New York U. S Usco Éance Weet O! Pub Compan U.S Joseph Hahler Chappell Auto Co Chappell, Nebraska Lodgepole Motor Co Lodgepole Nebra City Garage Potter, Nebraska Demers & Son Sunol
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