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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1917
Page
12
The note indicates the item was entered at the Sidney Nebraska post office as second class matter, confirming its processing category for mailing and distribution.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bassett returned Friday from a wedding tour in Colorado. R E L Jackson bought the Jet east of the R M Perkins home to build a new house. W W Francisco left Friday for Chicago for a reserve corps exam. W J Braham in Omaha recovering well from a late last week operation. B J Bates and Golvesnor La Selle of Lodgepole passed through Sidney Monday en route to the mountains for a pleasure trip. Nellie Niemeller has recovered from appendicitis and is back at the Trading Company store. Joseph Oberfelder spent last week in Grand Island and Lincoln on fraternal business, then to Hastings and Wood River. Ed Putthoff in town Monday for harvest supplies and expects fall wheat around fifteen bushels per acre after the freeze. Mack Radcliffe took Mrs Mack to the ranch for a stay and good cooking by an A1 housekeeper. Paul Borgquist and family left for Ogden Utah to decide on a permanent location. he will return for a stock sale later. Mrs L G Simon returned to Baltimore for continued treatment, doctor accompanying her to Chicago. Alford and Leslie Bentley, Dorothy Hart and Mrs Kibbler joined the Swatzlander party on a camping trip to the Elk mountains. Born July 21 in Lincoln, a son to Mr and Mrs Raymond Bauer, Raymond Miles. Mrs Birmingham returned to visit son Junior in Wathena Kansas. Junior works in the express office there. Ed Mattock and family of Scottsbluff spent Monday night here on auto trip from Lodgepole. Mr Mattock once lived here as a painter and decorator.
Neighbors mourn the loss of a infant and extend sympathy to Mr Henry Groslaus family. Mrs John Tilges of Effingham Kansas visits daughter Mrs Frank Portrey for health reasons. Clyde Kinton and wife shopping in Sidney. a Saturday shower brings hope of more rain. Ray Frame and wife seek medical advice for ill health. Mrs Ed Reynolds departs to Shubert after a pleasant visit. The Jeudas daughters visit grandparents Tf Ehmke and wife. John Santo visits Wyoming then plans return to North Platte area. Lewis Shulenberg hauled lumber from Sidney for a granary and reports fair fall wheat yield. Ely, long ill, suffers hemorrhages requiring daily care. friends wish recovery for family. Emory Howe and wife of Bushnell visit relatives. T C Spiker ships cattle to Omaha market. praised as prosperous farmer. O Wagoner of Barada returns home after month with relatives.
A brief item notes the Cheyenne County Lumber Company offering screen doors for sale or installation. Details are limited but indicate local hardware availability and a product focus on screened entryways.
Allies reaffirm unity and resolve to press the fight to block central aggression. The declaration stresses defense of peoples rights, especially in the Balkans, and demands no return to prewar conditions until aims are met. Ministers will meet in London to draft actions. Missouri politician J A Knott, 58, dies by his own hand amid political disappointment.
A damaged excerpt presents a child named Johnny and his mother in a quarrel over behavior. The line reveals misheard phrases and unclear context, with the text likely from a dialectal or OCR error stage and lacking concrete event details.
An 1880s absurd tale recounts a pair of snakes famed for long fasting intervals and selective feeding. The pieces note varied gaps from 23 to 201 days, with keepers observing signs of hunger before any meal. Gold face is described as the earliest form of threadlike facial decoration.
A Sunday picnic party led by Roland Smith and wife J To with Mrs McIntosh Mre Essig Miss Anna McFadden Miss Martha Greenle and Miss Grace McFadden journeyed from Sidney Draw north to Potter then to Lawrence Fork Court House Rock and Greenwood where they enjoyed a fine picnic dinner and were pleased to get rained on during the expedition.
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