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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1917

Page

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Sidney man killed in Lincoln Highway crash near Sidney

Lester Hazel died instantly when a car driven by Matt Hammer collided with a buggy near the fair grounds on Lincoln Highway west of Sidney. Karl Kratz was shaken, eight in the Hammer party injured by shock. County Attorney Radcliffe ruled the death an unavoidable accident with no inquest.

Lester Hazel Matt Hammer Lincoln Highway Fair Ground Sidney Karl Kratz Mr. Hazle Mat Hammer Mr. Hammer Mr. Kratz Radcliffe

Weather Notes Favor Crop Prospects After Late Rains

The report notes noon rainfall speeds up corn and potato growth and delays threshing earlier in the week. If no killing frost comes, a bumper crop seems likely and fall pastures and forage crops will be ample. The rains also eased farming difficulties with help being secured without much trouble.

Sidney City Council approves building permits and bank depository

In Sidney Nebraska on August 18 1917 the city council approved building permits for Maggie Peetz to construct a residence Harper Scanlon and Jones to build a store, granted The American Bank depository status, and directed the mayor to form a revenue draftOccupacion tax ordinance and a finance committee with Lowe Campbell and Hardy. The council adjourned after appointing committees and planning a draft for a going away day for drafted soldiers.

Sidney Neb E. L. Uptegrove L. G. Lowe Carl Hellwig Hubert Fuller Hardy H. Schroeder Leslie Neubauer J. L. Tewell Maggie Peetz Harper, Scanlon and Jones Lowe Campbell

Teachers Meeting at High School Opens Sept 4

The school announces a teachers meeting will be held in Room 1 of the high school building at 1:00 PM on Monday September 3. The school will open at 9:00 AM Tuesday September 4. J Braham, Supt.

First Call Discharges by Local Board for Dependent Claims

List of men discharged on first call by the Local Board for dependent claims. Names include Herman Heinemann Dalton Richard W Dibble Dalton Albert Peltzer Lodgepole Eugene Weed Dalton Henry Schmidt Gurley Homer Anderson Gurley Everett Elmer Romaey Potter Ernest Wm Schmidt Lodgepole Elmer N Jacobsen Potter Henry F Herrermeyer Loren-20 Lloyd E Thompson Gurley Marcus Anderson Sidney Joseph oR Brown Sidney Henry Borges Weyerts Albert Joseph Gaasch Sidney Ray Wellner Sidney Viggo Nelson Sidney Wm Henry Stanshein Sidney John Henry Neff Tusco John Newton Sellers Sidney Abbe Jacob Bruns Lodge pole Otto Peter Kohler Gurley Jesse F Verbeck Dalton Millard Paviat Lodgepole Lloyd Savage Peetz Thomas Iverson Potter Jacob W Eckert Dalton Gordon Clifford Evans Lodge pole George Orvis Brown Lodge Walter Rhine Lodgepole Richard C Brauer Sidney Joseph J Demers Sunol Jobin Baptist Kurz Sidney Herman E DeFrance Sunol Paul Hendrickson Lex John Edwards Sidney Gloyd Brooks Bidney William McKiernan Sidney Kunnelaske Satow Sidney Carl Henry Feldman Gurley Kucera Suno Henry John Quick Dalton George W Fullerton Lodgepole Wilbur W Warren Lodgepole

Board For Dependent Claims Herman Heinemann Dalton Richard W. Dibble Albert Peltzer Lodgepole Eugene Weed Henry Schmidt Gurley Homer Anderson Everett Elmer Romaey Potter Ernest Wm. Schmidt Lodge Elmer N. Jacobsen Henry F. Herrermeyer Loren Lloyd’ E. Thompson Andrew Marcus Anderson Sidney Joseph Or Brown Henry” Borges Weyerts Albert Joseph-Gaasch Ray Wellner Viggo- ‘Nelson Wm. Henry Stansheln John Henry- Neff Tusco John Newton Sellers Jacob’ ‘Bruns Otto Peter Kohler Jesse’ F. Verbeck Millard Paviat Lloyd Savage Peetz Thomas Iverson Jacob W. Eckert Gordon ‘Clifford Evans George Orvis Brown Walter Rhine I Richard Brauer Joseph J. “Demers Sunol Jobin Baptist Kurz Herman E. ‘DeFrance Paul J. Hendrickson Lex- John He. Edwards S Gloyd Brooks Bidney William McKiernan Sid

Gurley to Vote on Water and Light Bonds

A special election is called for Gurley to vote on issuing 3900 water bonds and 1950 electric light bonds. Polls open 9 AM to 7 PM at Franz Engels store. Village Trustees initiated the notice in the legal columns.

Gurley Franz Engels

Great Cheyenne county farewell to soldiers

A grand Monday August 27 reception in Sidney for Cheyenne county soldiers heading to the army. A county meeting at the court room organized by Mayor Uptegrove and secretary Mrs Phelps with committees for entertainment finance decorat ing and receptions. All citizens urged to attend. businesses close at 2:30. Free program meals pictures and dance planned to honor the soldiers and foster friendly encounters.

Cheyenne County Uptegrove Mrsa. Phelps Shoemaker C. W. West P. W. Barker Cheyenne

Second Auto Tragedy Claims Sidney Resident

A morning crash east of Lodgepole on the Union Pacific crossing killed Liz Frost, a Sidney contractor, and seriously injured Carl Schmidt. Frost, husband to a Sidney resident with two children visiting relatives, had just begun a work trip to Chappell when his car was struck broadside by the fast train. The body was moved to Chappell for disposition as relatives decide. Sidney mourns two fatalities this week in auto accidents and urges caution on roads.

Thurbay Liz Frost Sidney Lodgepole Union ' ‘Pacific Carl’ ‘Schmidt Frost Chappell

Man Hangs Self in Lodgepole Thursday

Radcliffe summoned as coroner to Lodgepole on Thursday, where he impanelled a jury in the case of a young man found hanging to a box car in the yards. The deceased was identified as George Larson, 25, who had been working north of town and lived in the eastern part of the state. He had recently consulted a physician who said he had typhoid fever and should go to the hospital. The body was prepared for shipment east as pity and concern rise for those adrift from home when illness strikes.

Radcliffe Lodgepole Biton George Larson

Progress of draft before local board in county

The article notes calls on men numbered 151 to 200 by the local board to meet the county quota. Medical examinations are underway. Claude B. Biggs of Painter failed to pass the first examination.

the Lotal Board Claude EB. Biggs Petter Tvsboian

Week of Aug film schedule features Paramount and Vitagraph stars

A list of daily program entries from Aug 24 to Sept 1 outlines showings at a theater. Films include The Years of the Locust Miss George Washington The Suspect and The Plow Girl with Mae Murray. Prices range mostly 10 to 15 cents with some 1 cent admissions noted. Mae Murray stars in Rags replacement edition highlighting fashion and contrast to her usual style.

Death Barrymore Fannie Ward Paramount Minter George Washington Featurite Clark Paramount Picture Mae Murray Mary Pickford Theodore Robertsa

City Council Orders Weed Cutting by Marshal and Prisoners

The City Council directs Marshal Bowman to cut city weeds, using his force of prisoners or by hiring him at standard rates. If owners fail to act, the marshal will proceed and charge the cost to property taxes. The notice lists residents who already paid for marshal services and notes residents returning from a shooting trip to Saratoga, Wyoming. A cream price advance to 40 cents is reported.

Marshal Bowman T Ward Myrtle J. Lancaster Christian Church L. H. Hasle Clara Britton A. Schmitt L. G.“Lowe C. J. Hellwig Street Carnival W. J. Perry C.8 Radcliffe Dr. Mantor Leo Osborn Father Link Gus Wellner BE. L. Uptegrove Jack’ Parks Otto. Hink Ernest Stuht Saratoga Wyoming

Inquiries on Local Board Exemption Reports

A letter from Sidney Nebr notes many inquiries about local board exemptions and who represents Judge Chambers in county matters. It urges reporting to the District Board on exemptions and emphasizes government importance, suggesting local men may claim exemptions and risk evading service.

Publishin Honorable Co P. Cha Sidney Ing Kbith

Optical Department Offers Wide Range of Lenses

A local shop advertises an extensive optical department with a variety of lenses and fitting services. Sherrerd, a graduate of a medical college, guarantees expert care for all customers seeking eyewear needs.

Sherrerd

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