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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1911
Page
2
Local extra daily except Sunday runs with sleeping dining and reclining chair cars. Through tickets and baggage check to any point in the United States or Canada. For information call MR. SHIPMAN, Agent, or L. W. WAKELEY, General Passenger Agent, Omaha Nebraska.
The Teacher's Institute next week includes a reading by Miss Iiva Moreland on Tuesday evening August 15 at the High School Auditorium. She brings strong testimonials and will be aided by local musical talent. Members of the community are urged to attend and invite friends to support the program.
Edward Shoemaker assists Postmaster Edward Mc Lernon. The Juvenile Band did themselves proud at the Old Soldiers Reunion in Kimball. A hail storm damaged a stand of alfalfa and a window at the Kelley home. Edith Martin and Henrietta Shoemaker visited the Scherer family in Simla. A social dance is planned at Tobin's Opera House August 15. No weddings this week. Exchanges on town news invite more correspondence. Local officials and visitors from Denver and Alliance are noted. The paper urges more county news and Thursday submissions. Concerns about a manslaughter case and bonds are reported, with trial set for September 11.
A two story house with bungalow look features a rough cast dormer gable finish. Interior includes a large living room across the end, central hall, front dining room, four second story bedrooms with ample closets. Size 3214 by 28 feet. first story nine feet, second story eight feet. build cost 3200. editor offers complete plans design No 840 A for 25.
The Nebraska Lincoln State Journal offers a year long subscription plus Sunday edition at a reduced price. The ad promises reliable reporting from across Nebraska and urges readers to subscribe now for more papers without renewal effort.
A quote-style reflection noting that wisdom appears in many forms across beings. The text compares human wisdom to the foresight of rats leaving a house before it falls the cunning of a fox expelling a badger and the crocodiles crying while plotting a meal.
A fragment discusses clothing history from shirt to overcoat and notes The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer as Chicago’s weekly paper with a Republican tone. It advertises a combined subscription with The Sidney Telegraph for $1.75 cash in advance and briefly mentions Chamberlain's remedy for summer diarrhoea in children.
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