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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1918

Page

8

Share Our Sugar With the Allies War Time Ration Guidance

Allied nations share sugar hardship amid wartime limits. U S Food Administration urges a voluntary two pounds per person monthly. England two pounds. France one and a half. Italy one. Hotel sugar scarce. France and England use substitutes. Prices abroad 10 to 26 cents per pound vs 7 5 cents domestically.

America England France Italy United States Food Administration Germany

One Man Colliery and One Man Railway Novelty

A London Answers item describes a single owner operating a small coal mine at Hether Henge Ambergate yielding about 1000 tons annually. It notes a parallel one man railway on Idaho Southern with a motor car running on abandoned irrigation rails, carrying 16 passengers and freight without guards, adhering to a printed timetable.

London Hether Henge Ambergate Atlantic

Sidney News Roundup Highlights Local Activity

Miss Irene Harris begins work at the telephone exchange while J P Fischer visits on election board duty from the south divide. Mrs Harold G Law of Denver visits her parents as Dr T T Jones of Wayne Nebraska attends land business in Sidney. The Episcopal parish picnic unfolds at Olson's grove as soldiers pass through on trains toward the east. weeds improve streets amid fair city conditions.

Hendriks of Muscatine Heads to Cheyenne County Property

Hendriks of Muscatine Iowa spends a week or more in Cheyenne county to oversee property interests. He owns land on the north divide bought from the railroad company for four dollars an acre. Six hundred acres were sown to winter wheat by Beyers Bros with an estimated yield of twenty five bushels per acre. the crop is cut shocked and about 6,000 bushels have been threshed.

Hendriks Muscatine Iowa Cheyenne County Hendricks North Divide Beyers Bros

Grover Hatcher Writes Home From France in 304 Field Remount

Grover Hatcher of the 304 Field Remount Squadron in France writes June 28 to his mother Mrs. J. C. Hatcher. He describes caring for horses with pneumonia near the main camp, sleeping in an old house, and glimpses of rural France with hedged patches and small villages. He asks for The Telegraph, a story paper, and notes longing for home fare and fried chicken.

Grover Hatcher 304 Field Remount France J. C. Hatcher Remount Felow Dad

Hawks and a Picket Line Memoir on Flight

A fragment describes a distant view of a flying machine over a bluff and a speaker at picket lines writing by a trough table. The note implores contact with the Kaiser and mentions mail delays and waiting for correspondence.

the Kaiser

Nebraska State Fair as beacon for agriculture adversity

The State Fair has been a beacon light toward which Nebraska agriculture has steered in rounding the shoals of adversity.

Nebraska Agriculture

Tallow Dips in Denmark Lighting Crisis

Commercial Agent Normal L. Anderson reports from Copenhagen on Denmark's lighting problem as the government buys 400 tons of tallow for candles and kerosene becomes scarce and electricity unavailable to isolated farms. Acetylene lamps have flourished with 180 types on the market by year end.

Denmark Normal L. Anderson Copenhagen Mr. Anderson Tidsskrift For Industri

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