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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1922

Page

8

Thirteen Unlucky for Councilman

A Sunday trip to Grand Island ends in a rollover near Sweetwater after a missing bridge warning sign causes W E Robinson to lose control. The party survives uninjured but Cam Whale and Councilman G T Robinson suffer gear troubles and a severed finger incident as they race to the scene.

G. T. Robinson Ww. BE Frank Robinson Grand Island Frank Fort Dodge Town Sweetwater W. E. Robinson Mason City G. T Cam Broken Bow Custer County

Dancers Cement Their Craft Through Brutal Routines

Troy Kinney in Arts and Decoration notes the dancer's long road of daily practice and multiple rehearsals, with mornings at technique and evenings at performance. He details the physical toll from injuries, faulty stages, and the constant discipline required to sustain a career in dance.

Merry Litaykin Troy Kinney

P. J. Luers' Young Son Killed by Lightning

Carl, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Luers, was struck dead by lightning during a thunderstorm on the Maple place four miles north of Crawford. While his father Worked in a field and his mother was alone in the house, the boy had been at the barn. He was found in the doorway of the barn after the storm.

Carl P. J. Luers Old Maple Place Crawford

Farmer’s Plight in Wheat Prices Calls for Justice

The piece argues wheat prices yield a loss to farmers under current costs. It notes 20 bushels per acre at 80 cents gives $16 gross, minus $240 in threshing and taxes, leaving little for labor. It urges action to raise prices, adjust freight, and speed farm loans, urging city and rural unity.

Federal Farm Loan Association Federal Reserve Bank Midwest Gering

Man Attacked by Infuriated Hogs at Farm

Jud Kay of this city endured a savage hog attack on Thursday night while freeing a hog from a ditch. Ten hogs, including sows with pigs, surrounded him and dragged him down. He fought with a large stick, injuring a sow that charged his face, then fled to safety. Kay suffered cuts and bites to arms and leg and had a pocketbook with hundreds of dollars trampled. He expects little loss as most valuables are redeemable.

Jud Kay Mr. Kay Custer County

Chelsea Embraces Sunsets and Window Gardens in Chelsea

A writer praises Chelsea for its artful streets and Georgian charm near Tite Street, noting Turner’s former house and saffron sunsets. He observes London’s parks regaining charm after wartime disruption and praises the rise of window gardens, aided by borough councils providing soil at no charge.

Toye Chelsea Embankment Tite Street Abbey Chelsea Turner London Shires Piccadilly Circus Sir John Foster Frazer

Jump Proves Fatal for Kimball Boy Vernon Barrett

Vernon Ralph Barrett seven youngest son of Mr and Mrs Ernest C Barrett of Rocky Hollow Kimball county died Saturday at Miller hospital Business from injuries to the spine and skull after stamping from a ledge near his home. The accident occurred Monday August 8 and he endured several days of suffering before passing.

Vernon Ralph Ernest C. Barrett Rocky Hollow Kimball County Miller Hospital S&k Kimball

Spanish Gardens and Moorish Influence in Our Climate

Ernest Plexotte notes how Spain’s gardens differ from Italian and French styles, highlighting Moorish influence and semi tropical vegetation in southern Spain. He cites Seville’s Jardines del Alcazar and the Alaczar fortress, built in the 12th century by Sultan Abu Yakub Yusuf, as emblematic examples.

America Valencia Seville Alhambra Aranjuez la Granja Florida California Southwest Spain Rome Jardines del Alcazar Alaczar Abu Yakub Yusuf Court of Oranges Giralda Ernest Plexotte Scribner’s

Burgess Music Store Promotes Piano Quality and Savings

The Gift Shop on the Corner hosts Burgess Music Store urging buyers to compare piano quality and tone before price and terms to save on high grade standard make pianos.

Burgess Music Store Superior Chevrolet

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