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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1919

Page

7

Local and Personal News Mentions Record

A roundup of residents with travels and visits reports A J Swiebel returns from Valley Nebraska Ylenry Jones after Omaha visits Iowa A S Ayle returns from Iowa trip FP i Whitelock to settle in Sidney January first plans Denver business trip John Witters Scottsbluff Bank cashier spent Thanksgiving in Sidney Charlton Bentley returns to Boulder Colorado University contemplates Nebraska University L B Jackson back from Denver after visiting son Robert Burton born eight pounds at St Luke's Hospital Denver wife and new son to join him in Sidney Dr Charles Ferris treated by special care

I. Whitelock Sidney Peetz Mr. Whitelock Denver John Witters Scottsbluff National Bank Scottsbluff Times Charlton Bentley Colorado University At Boulder Charlton Nebraska University L. B. Jackson Robert Burton Jackson St. Luke's Hospital Mr. Jackson Auto Supply Co

Ever Ready Battery Station Ad Sells Sulphation Shield

If you do not advertise in The Telegraph you risk losing revenue while Ever Ready Battery Station promotes a battery guaranteed against sulphating. The ad highlights a unique guarantee and positions the outlet as the sole seller of this protective product.

Spiders and Gold Superstition in the Sixteenth Century

An item recounts a quaint superstition that spiders signified great gold stores. It cites a vessel-building frenzy sparked by a stone believed to be gold during the Cathay search era and notes similar finds with Frobisher in 1577 along with numerous spiders observed on the landing island.

Cathay Che Chinu Frobisher

Fine Old Hen Compliment From American Admiral

Lord Fisher recalls a dinner where after his speech praising America the American admiral rose and said it was a fine old hen that hatched the American eagle. The remark, cited by the Boston Transcript, blends humor with wartime alliance tone.

Lord Fisher Fisher America Boston Transcript

Baby Tears and a Dirty Face Mystery

A Galveston News quip reflects on how a baby can shed many tears yet keep its face dirty suggesting a humorous social observation about innocence and messiness. The remark captures a light, witty street voice from early 20th century coastal journalism.

Galveston

Theft of Two-Story Brick Building at Albany

A two story brick structure in Albany was carried away by thieves. The building, described as a tWoesary brick structure with fixtures and bricks, was stolen. Police are investigating the unusual incident and seeking information on suspects and routes used.

Albany

Automobile Insurance and Medical Contacts Listed

Farmers special term policy details for automobile coverage appear with C. W. Hronraday and Dr. Kimpstow dentist named. A phone contact is provided as 1 percent. The note reflects local business listings and service providers with minimal context.

Chinese Dietary Practices and Meat Consumption

Chinese cooking centers on chicken broth or poultry jelly with a red meat flavored sauce. Pork and mutton are common, horse and camel meat are purchasable, and about five million dogs are estimated to be eaten annually.

China

Eyes Tested, Glasses Fitted by Marsh's Optometrist

Mboot Gomery, an optometrist at Marsh's, performed eye exams and fitted eyeglasses for customers, showcasing precise vision care and personalized service.

Marsh's

No Place Like Name. See Us About One.

Sidney Lumber Co presents a compact business notice urging customers to inquire about a suitable item or service. The brief prompts readers to contact the company for available options and competitive quotes, reflecting a local trade ad tone.

Sidney Lumber CO

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A. J. Swiebel Valley, Nebraska Ylenry Jones Omaha Iowa A. S. Ayle Mr. Ayle Burlington Depot C. W. Zike Veternarian Spiders Automobile C. W. Hrornaday Omana Cajd Hill’s Cascarae Mr. Hill Drea C. M. Hadley T. Doran Cheyenne County Abstract Company Conveyancing Insurance Nebr A. R. LE Sueur Sidney, Nebraska Cheyenne County Land Nebraska Fundingsland Investment Co Buick Jos. Hahler West Lincoln Highway Sidney, Nebr R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Salem, M. C AMELS
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