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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1918
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR line mentions several names and terms without clear events or context. No coherent incident, place, or date emerges to form a concrete news item.
A soldier writes from Camp Mills Long Island about travel by train through California Nevada Utah and Omaha to Chicago and New York City. He describes Red Cross aid at each stop, a river swim near Premont, and seeing major landmarks including the Brooklyn Bridge and the Statue of Liberty. He notes mail censorship, plans to depart overseas, and the comforts provided by the Red Cross.
Mrs Bertha Sine of Springfield Nebraska recalls severe stomach trouble with nerve pain and weight loss. After trying Tanulae and Tanlse tablets she reports full recovery, twenty pound gain, restored appetite and energy. Tanlic marketed by Vath Pharmacy in Sidney and Potter Drug Co. Union Pacific timetable changes next Sunday include passenger trains No. 7 and No. 8 with adjusted departures. full timetable to be printed in The Telegraph.
Mis Fie Tairhes travels to Cabhibaras City for a two week stay with her parents Mrs W Tlarper and other relatives. The Telegraph displays a starple of Billion Dollar grass grown on JA Millard's Dix area farm by J Bo Ayle. Ayle owns five acres, seeding annually, grass sample stands five and a half feet high. Mrs WA Dunevan attended from Grad Island to see Sammie girls pageant she helped organize and supervised.
Lewis Breternitz visiting his cousins the William Breternits children left for home Thursday evening with Ray accompanying him for a return visit.
A fragment notes Mrs Uisther Boothoot Stone attempting a noted business venture in the city on Monday, with little additional detail available from the readable text.
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