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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1917

Page

5

Potter Red Cross Branch Formed and Organized

Last Wednesday Potter hosted a large Red Cross meeting to organize a Cheyenne County chapter. Mrs F D James elected president and Mrs J A Woten secretary treasurer. new board of trustees chosen. sewing room space expanded. work days set. volunteers urged for surgical dressings knitting and sewing duties. community support noted with gifts from Sidney State Bank and Bell Telephone Company.

Sidney Potter Cheyenne County American Red Cross Society Red Cross Troelstrup F. D. James J. A. Woten Potter Branch Court House C. W. West Sidney State Bank Bell Telephone Company American Red Cross Board of Trustees Uptegrove Board McCreary W. J. Shoemaker H. Ives J. A. Simones C. L. Mann George Taylor Co. P. Chambers A. E. Phelps W. J. Braham Ernest Mahlike J. E. Grabill C. D. Essig H. E. Gapen L. G. Lowe L Fine J. E. McCleneghan W. F. Bassett E. L. Uptegrove A. E.P Hugh Moore

Grasp Your Opportunities and Seize Them

A reflective piece warns that many miss chances due to listlessness and slow pace. It laments that opportunities hurry by and do not return, leaving those who hesitate looking up from the foot of the mountain rather than on the heights.

Canadian commander in France leads new contingent

The new commander of the Canadians in France has earned his title through hard fighting. He succeeds General Sir Julian Byng, becoming the first Canadian to command the contingent.

France Julian Byng

Peace terms loom in Europe restoration debate

Washington reports that discussions of likely peace terms focus on restoring Alsace Lorraine to France and ceding Trent and Trieste to Italy. German thinker Harden argues for nationalities’ rights, with Wilsonian principles as the basis for a world peace confederation.

Washington, D. C Europe Alsace-Lorraine France Italy Maximilian Harden Zunkunft Trent Trieste Harden Wilson

TWENTY THREE DIE IN AIR RAID ON ENGLAND

London officials report twenty three killed and about fifty injured in an air raid on Southend Essex. Nine women and six children among the dead, damage to property from about forty bombs. Rochford and Margate reports also noted minor injuries and no casualties respectively.

England London Southend Essex Rochford Margate Kent

Pascal Describes Rivers as Roads That March

A concise remark frames rivers as moving paths, echoing Pascal's poetic view that waterways resemble marching routes. The thought links natural geography with travel and order, portraying rivers as dynamic corridors shaping movement and landscape.

Seed Wheat in County To Be Threshed Early

Several thousand bushels of seed wheat have been located in the county after a survey. The forthcoming threshing will prevent seed shortages, with orders likely to come from eastern Nebraska. Farm Bureau office requests names of growers who can supply wheat for seeding, to refer orders to the right people.

Neb Farm Bureau

Treating Wheat Smut With Formaldehyde Solution

Farmers ask about wheat smut treatment. Formaldehyde mixed at one pound to forty gallons of water is sprinkled over grain on floor or in wagon boxes. One gallon treats about one and a half bushels. Sacks or canvass dipped in solution and covered for two hours improve effectiveness before sowing next day.

Oat smut noted as field condition concern

Farmers urged to inspect oat fields for smut with reports ranging from trace to 14 percent infestation. Calculations show that even at current prices the potential loss from infection dwarfs the cost of treatment, making control economically sensible.

Canning Bulletins Available From Farm Bureau Office

Miss Rokahr referenced bulle tins in her canning work. supply now at the Farm Bureau office or available by mail upon request. R. E. Holland, Kimball County Agriculture Agent, notes details and mailing option.

R. E. Holland Kimball County

Ingenious bridge building on Sumatra roads

Builders used timber stringers and burlap bag abutments filled with cement and sand. Heavy rains soaked the bags and transformed the setup into a solid concrete mass, forming a novel bridge construction method over streams that intersect local roads.

Sumatra

Submarine Attack Filmed for Civilization Naval Collaboration

The film Civilization includes the first on screen record of a submarine attacking a large steamer. Navy target ships were provided by the government with two battleships, destroyers, a cruiser and submarines. The 27 minute battle featured 600 real shots, 92 percent effectiveness, and dramatic sinking of enemy ships viewed by spectators.

Parker Read, Jr Thos. H. Ince United States Point Loma San Diego Read Ince Jack Tars United States Navy Uncle Sam

Giant spider of Ceylon described by explorers

A British expedition notes a giant spider native to Ceylon. The creature measures about four inches across its back with legs extending to ten inches. Full grown males weighed around one pound four ounces. The article compares its habitat and diet to small lizards and frogs.

Telah Ceylon

Unclear fragments describe return from visit by relatives

Fragmentary text mentions Bernie Pool Pele and a treaty test of three Eisses. indicates a return from a visit to relatives. Details are unreadable, limiting precise clarification of people, places, or events.

Ur Bernie

Optical dept charges KE S Sherre Optometrist

The note cites KE S Sherre Optometrist, a graduate of Medical College, as chief attendant or related official, with charges or duties described in a terse, unreadable OCR fragment.

KE. S. Sherre Optometrist Graduate Medical College Chiefantee

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