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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1918
Page
7
The speaker argues against drastic force to maintain fair economic distribution and sane supply use. He expresses faith in the intelligence of average American business minds and anticipates their aid to remedy wartime evils, reflecting Hoover's August 10, 1917 stance.
France shows strong interest in American cooking as Red Cross canteens flourish along both lines of communication. Two hundred plus canteens support troops and civilians, model kitchens in hospitals, and trained dietitians advise alongside civilian staff. The Bureau of Dietitian Service runs 300 dietitians in hospitals and trains base hospital staff. French government loans thousands of cows, farms and dairies support meals and outdoor activity for convalescing soldiers. The Red Cross assists civilian refugees and highlights its vast logistics in shipping, transport, and nutrition for both soldiers and civilians, aiming to connect millions to the cause.
In Pipestone Minnesota a baby fifteen months old was saved when a dog riding on a car’s footboard grabbed the child’s dress as another vehicle rammed into a farm family's car. The dog held the infant until the crash could be halted, sparing the child severe harm though both cars were badly wrecked. Mrs Thiele and others escaped with injuries.
A New York Post editorial cartoon-like note mocks the Poetry Society of America for lacking a proper mechanism to expel members. It cites a hypothetical case of erasing a once venerable poet for patriotism, riffing with Alice in Wonderland to lampoon rigid rules.
An English surgeon told a Boer he had two bullets removed, one from Germans and another from British at Colenso. The Boer replied with wit, noting he had been hit by opposing sides in the East African campaign, and by workers in Colenso.
In a Brooklyn neighbor exchange from Flatbush and Bensonhurst, residents remark on a war veteran praised for agility in bypassing wire obstacles. They joke his wife previously performed quarterly housecleaning stunts, illustrating local humor about wartime sacrifice and domestic antics.
The text records a shifting tale where Helen marries to reform Grace, then Grace fails, Helen initially succeeds and afterwards loses all interest in him.
A dated notice argues frost timing does not depend on the moon, urging reliance on official forecasts. It notes farmers should monitor Weather Bureau predictions rather than lunar phases, and mentions Dr. Kimpston Dentist with a local phone number.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court assigns December 23 at 10 am for hearing the petition of EDL Oakes to grant administration of the estate of Jaun Salazer deceased to MoA Shipman. Notice will be published in The Telegraph for three weeks prior. Dated November 27 1918. County Judge Chambers.
Two promissory notes dated February with due dates in June and January, bearing 5 percent interest from the dates. On default the mortgage is accelerated and the mortgagor has absconded. Mortgage assigned to F. O. Baker. Public auction of restaurant furnishings and second floor bedroom furniture in Sidney Nebraska at the cafe front door on December 8, 1 9 A M.
Thomas, Vail & Stoner represent Amber R. Bryan in a Cheyenne County Nebraska District Court action to remove a cloud on her title to the SW quarter of section 1, township 12 north, range 48 west, alleging prior tax claims, adverse possession, and void titles rooted in a 1890s foreclosure. Defendants include John Co Vrite, Pritz, Helen W Pritz, and unknown spouses.
Amber Al Bryan petitions to quiet and confirm her title to specified real estate. The suit seeks injunctions against defendants and those claiming under them, prohibiting any right, title, or encumbrance. Respondents must answer by January 5, 1912, per attorneys Thomas Vail & Stoner.
A county court in County of Ss hears a petition by P W Snook seeking administration of the estate of Robert A Wiley deceased to Verna Wiley as administratrix. The court sets December 21, 1918 at 10 a m for hearing with notice to interested parties.
In Cedar County Nebraska under Judge Guy T Graves order dated November 16 1918 a sale of real estate for Vera G Waters a minor is set for December 17 1918 at 2 PM at the front door. The property is one half interest in Section 13 Township 14 Range 50 west of the 6th P M Cheyenne County Nebraska and is subject to liens. Sale to highest cash bidder. one hour open. Guardian Charles H Randall dates November 19 1918.
Notice is given that a chattel mortgage dated February 1918 and filed August 21 1918 in Cheyenne County Nebraska secured payment. The mortgage from Chas C Kemming to William Mickley lists serial number 14182 and covers described property.
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