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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1915

Page

4

Sidney Draw and area correspondence notes

A long local correspondence column from Sidney documents wheat cutting activity, multiple visits among residents such as Mrs. J M Stutevant Kushla Ala and John Hunderdt Fort Wayne Ind, and community events including birthdays, dinners, trips to Dalton and Winston, and a beehive arrival at A J Davis home amid a flurry of visits to Kreader and Eckert families.

Hugh Hammond Co. S. Chambers Henderson J. M. Stutevant Kushla Ala R. R. Henderson John Hunderdt Fort Wayne Indiana Waltz Messrs. Howe, Selover Springer Sidney Winston, Colo W. E. Chambers Bert Henderson Paul Tyson Kreader Wyoming Chas. Lyman Jay Denslow Fremont Hooper Neb Sam Eckert Wm. Busacker H. Goding Will Goding Mallory Morgan Ruth Hekert Jim McNulty Laura McNulty Moorhead Morehead Chicago McMullen McNulty Kelly Scottshall Dalton Amos Osborn Gillette, Mo

South Divide Farm News Highlights Harvest and Grants

Farm notes report the fall wheat harvest finished and oats and spring grains ripening. Farmers build granaries and threshing outfits, with Hiett Shaw syndicate cutting wheat by tractor. Local visits include Mrs Kelly of Detroit, Chas Smith and son from Schuyler, and Woods from Clay County. The Dimmick children ill, plus a large crowd at the Ladies Helping Hands club.

Earl Hiett Guy Shaw Otis Dimmick Kelly Detroit Michigan F. A. Hand Chas. Smith and Son Schuyler Nebraska Denver Mr. Wood Clay County Robert Wood Emma Hand Omaha Henry Worden Ed Collings Dimmick Fulton Threshing Walker Hiett-Shaw Syndicate Trienens Ladies Helping Hands Club N. T. Hiett Zeigler Williams Simon Fishman South Divide

Davison Family Social and Travel Notes

Mrs. M. M. Davison spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. A. J. Davison. John Davison called in the evening. A. J. Davison made a business trip. Ed Walsh finished harvesting his fall grain Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Hie Eckert hosted Sunday dinner with Clara Carrie Ruth Eckert and John Davison. John Davison Loren Dugger and Miss Clara and Miss Carrie Eckert rode to Dalton and Miss Carrie boarded the afternoon train for Sidney to Teacher's institute. Dave Eckert and Miss Lola Eckert.

Bridgeport Nellie Eckert Jake Eckert Dave Eckert Dalton Lola Eckert Wyoming Harry Shinker Geo. Shinker Mantor Sidney Loren Dugger Bard J. C Dunne Ruth John Eckert Mr. Hornaday Jim Davison Ickes Carrie Clara Eckert John Davison Mr. McEwan George Shinker Sam Eckert Woo Busacker A. A. Sharp Walter Sharp Herb Foster Home R. H. Goding Will Goding Weimer Redington Will Schimp Will Shutt Payton McGuire Ohio Tom Freeman al Morrow Welker McNulty Laura Mrs. Moorhead Ed Walsh Pete Koepp Catherine Ward Teachers’ Institute J. McGuire Mrs. Payton Colorado Mrs. McGuire Alvah Birdwell Jim McNulty Moorhead Kelly Tom Bowen A. J. Davis Davieons M. M. Davison A. J. Davison Hie Eckert Clara Ruth Eckert Miss Clara Carrie Eckert Teacher’s Institute

Miss Peachblow Kisses New Pekinese in Next Room

Boston Globe reports Miss Peachblow sharing a brief moment with her new Pekinese spaniel in the adjacent room. Snoopsa comments on the scene while Kroops and Snoopsa react to the playful moment involving the dog.

Snoops St. Louis Globe-Democrat

War News Briefs Highlight Eastern Front Gains and Western Stalemate

The Teutonic allies press in northwest Russia and Poland while a drive to clear east Galicia continues. British troops recapture trenches in Belgium using flame projectors and gain 700 yards. French airmen bomb Saarbrucken. Italian Austrian engagements persist northeast of Metz as Novogeorgievsk tightens ring on the Vistula front.

Russia Poland Galicia Belgium Saarbruecken Rhenish Prussia Metz Kovno Warsaw Vistula Bug Berlin Vienna Grand Duke Nicholas von Hindenburg Novogeorgievsk Praga Lublin Ivangorod Garwolin Lukow Ivangorod-Brest-Litovsk Vistula and Wieprz Archduke Joseph Ferdinand Dardanelles Constantinople Ari Burnu Seddul Bahr Australtalian Triest Corso Rome Goritz Adriatic Pola French Ministry of the Colonies Kamerun West Africa Congo Germany Kheyr-Ed-Din Barbarossa Friedrich Wilhelm Berne

Runaway Fatal at Hastings In Lumber Yard Incident

Jesse Doty died in Hastings when his team scared and lurched while loading lumber at Oliver lumber yards. He grabbed the lines but was pulled into the wheels and crushed between the double-trees. Dragged through crowded streets for blocks, his head was fatally injured.

Jesse Doty Hastings Oliver Lumber Yards Doty

Westerfield Puts It Back In Dundee Shortfall Dispute

Ellery H. Westerfield Dundee treasurer gave Treasurer Ure certified checks totaling 132 937 62. He says city accounts due 136 988 63, a shortage of 21 048 81 versus his 16 997 20 claim. He has turned in the balance with the others.

Ellery H. Westerfield Dundee Ure City Department of Accounts and Finances Westerfield

Judge weighs injunction to bar Sunday tabernacle in Omaha

District Judge Redick will rule early this week on the Omaha Evangelical association bid to stop erection of a Billy Sunday tabernacle at Fourteenth and Capital opposite Lord Lister hospital. Attorney Brogan argued the injunction could prevent Sunday from coming at all.

Omaha Evangelical Association Billy Sunday Fourteenth and Capital Avenue Lord Lister Hospital Redick Brogan Omaha

Bristol Tower Mirrors Pisa With Slight Slant

A square early Gothic tower in Bristol, England, known as the emple tower, stands about 115 feet tall and leans five feet at the summit. There are no records determining if the tilt was designed or caused by quake or soil movement, and the slope has remained unchanged for years.

England Pisa Bristol

Daly's Impecunious Employee Receives Periodic Advances

A man in Augustin Daly's employ habitually sent notes requesting money advances. Daly replied with abusive letters and threats of dismissal, enclosing a check for the amount. Every three months the pattern repeated, the employee obtaining funds until Daly's death.

Daly Augustin Daly

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Ysa Herb Foster Mr. Augustine al Mor Pittsburgh Press Scott Sidney Drug Co Kovne Wareaw Joachim Kaleer A. R. LE Sueur Sidney, Nebraska E. Harper C. M. Wright Lloyd Mann Prop
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