Sidney Telegraph Local Social Notes and Visits
Sidney residents report Sunday visits from Belle Pitts and families, and Rose, Ruhter, Langley, and Howe members. BE. M. Rose and son Lester drove on business. rainfall affected gardens east of town. Visitors from Potter included Jim Nelson and family. several extended gatherings occurred at the Rose home and Smugleys.
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Belle
Rob Pitts
Rolland Pitts
Jingzlett
Dd. Howe
Beatrice
Earnest Rnuhter
Clyde
Buzz Langley
Beinekahowe
BE. M. Rose
Lester
Sidney
Ed Howe
Pete Tlowel
BE. M. Hose
Robert
KE. M. Rose
Potter
Jim Nelson
Minor
Howe
Langley
Buzz
Rose
Thomas EE. Ladley
Vete Hote
Norman
Sidney Piday
Kreagle
Velma Peterson
The Red Umbrella Sparks a Chance Encounter
Betty Barrie, a former doctor’s daughter turned companion, loses her umbrella in rain as she heads to a restaurant. A white faced driver nearly hits her, saves her, and offers to replace the borrowed red silk umbrella. He hints at a future ride home and a chance to buy a windbreaker, sparking a new path for Betty.
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Miss Barrie
Fortune
Merry Betty Berrie
Willowdale
Betty
Hfe
Hetty
Ketty
Westerm
Pershing Recall Amid Peace Talks Delays Prisoner Release
Paris report says General Pershing may be recalled to the United States though White House and Baker-March deny orders. The supreme council decides prisoners held by American forces in France cannot be released until all three Allied powers ratify the German treaty, necessitating continued U.S. cooperation and possible retention of troops. Allied armies will send specialists to aid restoration of French battlefields with German labor.
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U. S
Paris
Pershing
United States
King Albert
Washington
Baker
Gen. March
Gen. Pershing
White House
War Department
France
Supreme Council of the
Peace Conference
Germany
France i
Prince Deda Razmatch Barred From New York Club
Gen H Topakyan, Persia consul general in New York, said Washington will probe the National Democratic club of New York for barring Prince Deda Razmatch of Abyssinia. He added the State Department sent a wireless to the prince, now returning home, regretting the discourtesies he faced in the United States.
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Atlantic City
N. Z
Safety First Convention Guests Feted in Laramie
J H Schreeder J H Mahy Wd Shoemaker and Leo Young attended a Safety First Convention in Laramie. They were banqueted and hosted by locals. Visitors toured the University building and fish hatcheries with accounts noting Mr Schroeder's report of Sidney natives Barton and family Walter Davis and Jimmie Davis doing well. Dr Kimpston Dentist. Phone 12.
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HE Schreeder
J HE Mahy
Wd. Shoemaker
Leo Young
Laramie
University
Schroeder
Barton
Walter Davis
Jimmie Davis
Sidney
Boost Ship Transfer Rates Granted to Clyde Steamship Co
Washington August 11 increased transfer charges at Boston were granted by the Interstate Commerce Commission to the Clyde Steamship Company and denied to the eastern steam ship lines. Mobile oil at 76 cents per gallon, barrel lots while it lasts. S. A. Schmitt Implement Co.
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Washington
Boston
Interstate Commerce Commatasion
Clyde Steamship Company
Eastern Steamship Lines
S. A. Schmitt Implement CO
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Liberty State Bank
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Depositors’ Guaranty Fund OF
State OF
F. N. Slawson
H. R. Fuller
Robt
A. Barlow
Democratic Club
Kimpston
Jones & Grabill
Gapen
Sidney Battery
Willard
K. W. Magneto
Court House
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