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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
11
Weather forecasters and coal miners clash over public policy while markets show silver at ninety nine cents on the dollar. William Jennings Bryan's 16 to 1 stance nearly hits record highs but a larger conflict still looms beyond 1896.
Two boys aged sixteen and fourteen, Truman Pasley and George Surrine, were rescued after 30 hours marooned on an island in flood waters of the Balt river near Mesa Arizona. Rescue attempts by boats repeatedly capsized before waters receded enough for a safe pull to shore.
The Idelwild ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Osborn northwest of Sidney hosted a large Thanksgiving gathering. All children and their families attended a sumptuous meal and shared memories of earlier days, with the Osborn family group including Maynard, Leo, and Jess Osborn and their spouses and children.
St. A. Livingston received a telegram Tuesday from Chicago announcing his wife’s death. He departed for Chicago that afternoon. Mrs. Livingston had been in ill health and had gone to Chicago for treatment and to be near relatives during the period prior to her death.
Toledo officials and Toledo Hallway and Light seek to resume streetcar service halted for three weeks after an ouster ordinance. In United States District Court Judge Killits urged a definite plan from factions with a threat of drastic measures. Receivership possible if no settlement. Henry L. Doherty favors a 10 cent fare.
Four thousand volunteers, including a Kansas group and a Wichita YMCA official, prepare to work as coal diggers under state receivership as the nation braces for a 14 percent wage increase. Government warns of federal control if output lags. volunteers aboard Camp Funston supplies, Gov Allen says daily output could reach 10,000 tons by mid next week.
Mrs. E S Stokes entertained at the 500 club on Saturday with about forty guests across ten tables. A two course luncheon was served and prizes went to Mrs. Mantor first and Mrs. Swatzlander second. Mr and Mrs Wilnes hosted a Thanksgiving dinner at six for Herman Schroeder Frank Tobin Fred Griffith David Huff Julia Scanlon and Margaret Worden amid yellow and white chrysanthemum decor. The evening featured socializing music and dancing before departing guests thanked the hostess. Oak Grove Oleomargarine is recommended after a trial.
BETTS JEWELRY STORE suggests pearl beads as suitable Christmas gifts. The note highlights pearl beads as appealing, versatile jewelry pieces likely to attract seasonal buyers and shoppers seeking affordable elegance.
In Foxworth Mississippi on December 1 a mob seized Neville Foxworth a Black man after a white girl identified him as her would be attacker He was taken from officers and shot to death in the woods near the town The girl's testimony led to his arrest and immediate mob action
The Peetz State Bank is renamed the First National Bank of Peetz with capital raised to 25000 and surplus to 5000. As a national bank it comes under government supervision and joins the Federal system, signaling stronger service to patrons and community growth.
Let us solve your radiator and battery troubles. Ever Ready Battery Station, East Lincoln Highway offers quick service for car cooling and electrical issues with prompt, reliable repairs.
Dr W M Kimpston practicing dentistry located in Neu bauer Building in Sidney Nebraska. Listed as a local professional in the city directory with office details and contact placeholders.
Maud Powell the violinist is reported virtually out of danger after suffering an acute gastritis attack during a recital in St Louis Missouri on December 1.
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