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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1923

Page

16

Ancient town found near Prerov hints at mammoth age

Danish dispatches recount Holmegaardsmose as an early human settlement dating back at least seven thousand years. They note a Quaternary city near Predmost with hundreds of mammoth ivory artifacts, 14 complete mammoth age skeletons, and a necklace of ivory beads. The article likens it to a prehistoric London and mentions ivory combs used by a woman a hundred thousand years ago.

Holmegaardsmase Denmark Holmegaardsmose Golders Green Prerov Moravia London Maska Siberian Arctic

Montrose and James Graham in Civil War Era

Montrose noted as general and leader among Scottish Royalists. His career includes crossing the Tweed in 1640, imprisonment in 1641, and shifting to the Royalist side in 1643. He raised western clans against Argyle, won several victories, then fled to Norway after defeat. He urged Charles II to send him to Scotland, was defeated, captured, and drowned and quartered in Edinburgh. Detroit News reports on his loyalty and early independence efforts. Juge Slave folk songs link to immigrant life, contrasting masculine epic poems with feminine pieces sung solo or in unison. Detroit News notes the tradition as a strong bridge to heathen southeastern Europe memorial days.

Montrose James Graham England Argyle Norway Charles Scotland Edinburgh Detroit News America Europe

Flour of my family joke in a parson tale

A parson in an industrial town hosts a special service and jokes about golf as he narrates a courting mix up. A poor spelling suitor writes to the girl's father asking for his daughter, calling her “the flour of your family” and the father replies the punchline about dough.

Mosquito arrives and upends distance talk

A lighthearted quip contrasts measuring fly distance with the mosquito’s surprising actions on arrival, highlighting a streetwise mindset over precise miles. The exchangePlayfully shifts focus from ten mile capability to the insect’s behavior when it reaches.

Local notes from North Divide and Sidney area

North Divide reports a farmer hauled a truck of wheat to Sidney last Saturday with his three daughters, while Merlin Hughes helped shuck corn with J A Chonan. A snow fell Saturday night, aiding future harvests. several residents shopped in Sidney and hosted gatherings. Notable items include jury service illness, naturalization papers, a Cinderella play in Crook, and various farm tasks and visits through the weekend.

Pete Beyer Sidney Merlin Hughes J. A. Chonan Elmer Hughes C. M. Kinton

Community News Summary from Center and Gurley area

Center Evelyn Rose stayed Monday through Saturday with Tempest Hill. Friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ladine with a tin and one shower Tuesday evening. Mrs. H. E. Netherland and baby visited the 8. W. Scott home Tuesday through Thursday. A farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Andy Ladine occurred Friday evening with card playing and refreshments. Joe Reiners returned from Omaha after his wife’s appendectomy. Several locals shopped in Sidney Saturday. The Rose and Ladine families joined several neighbors for Sunday dinners at the 8. W. Scott home.

Evelyn Rose Tempest Hill Joe Ladine John Groshans Mrs. L Bancroft Dick Seimers Andy Ladine Joe Reiners Omaha Sidney A. D. Rose H. E. Netherland Babe

Local Social Notes From South Sund Area

Mrs. George Bonser visited with Mrs Ray Osborn Monday afternoon. Mrs D B Phelps and Mrs Ed Briney spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Roy English. James Vacik of Julesburg visited friends in the neighborhood the past week. Ed Briney and husband Sidney shoppers Monday. Mrs George Bonser spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Albert Ottjes. Mrs Tom Bonser spent Thursday at Mrs Charles Miller's. Willing Workers club met at Mrs Charles Lee's Thursday with good attendance. The club is growing in membership. Mrs Albert Otties and daughter Helen were reported sick. D B Phelps were Bidney shoppers Saturday. Mrs George Rowser spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs J L Holmes. Lucas Stadlar marketed grain in Sundl the past week. Mr and Mrs J C Miles entertained at dinner Sunday at H R Holmes, Cleo Holmes spent the weekend.

George Bonser Ray Osborn D. B. Phelps Ed Briney Roy English James Vacik Julesburg Sidney Albert Ottjes Tom Bonser Charles Miller Willing Workers Club Charles Lee Albert Otties Helen Bidney George Rowser J. L. Holmes Lucas Stadlar J. C. Miles H. R. Holmes

Christmas Weather Delays Corn Husking in the Area

Real Christmas weather brings a heavy snow from Saturday night into Sunday delaying corn husking. Henry Bahr works at Miller ranch while J.C. Miles hires corn huskers from Loveland Colorado. Mrs W A Holmes returns from Lincoln sanitarium and shows improvement as plans for a Barber schoolhouse bazaar and supper on December 15 are announced. Chester Thelips visits his sister Mrs Albert Brauer and John Bahr visits on Sunday.

Henry Bahr Miller Ranch Chester Thelips Albert Brauer J.C. Miles Loveland Colorado W. A. Holmes Sanitarium Lincoln Barber School House John Bahr

Storing Ice and Packing Techniques From Farm Notes

Ice storage guidance emphasizes harvesting from ponds and rivers with a horse drawn ice plow, cutting standard 22 by 22 and 22 by 32 cakes, and packing to minimize thaw. Use tight fitting cakes, fill crevices with chipped ice, prefer sawdust or mill shavings for insulation, and avoid loose packing and straw. Also mentions Neil Shipman show at U S A with wild animals.

U. of N. Agricultural College

Birthday gathering amid quiet White Cove Valley notes

Neighbors surprised Mrs. Roy English Monday night for her birthday and shared lunch. Danny Gross and Harold Nordwell drove to Sterling. Several women visited Mrs. English Tuesday afternoon while men attended Mr. Hickerson's sale. James Vacik and John McDonnell with family were seen in the area midweek. A beef was butchered from Ed Hickerson's sale by D. R. Gross.

Roy English Danny Gross Harold Nordwell Sterling Ed Hickerson

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Sincere Giri Richard Sret Plaza Pereifiage North Divide Wm. Rhodes George Rippe John Jones Misses Hamer Chester Frame T. C. Spiker Little Ruth Anna Hamer Albert Grage Baby Mr. Jones Mrs. Jones Messrs J. A. Chean Carl Meyerholz Mr. Loudy Crook Marshall George Mrs. Gross South Sund Miss Cleo Holmes Neil Shipman Big Northern Picture Mathews Cafe Ralph Robertson White Cove Valley John McDonnell Sundl Mrs. English Reeves Jesse Moon Hillard Marshall Wooldridge’s US AC Theatre Nell Shipman Written BY Bert van Tayle Alfred Allen Walt Whitman Hugh Thompson George Berrell The Northwest U.5 Mail Week Mary Carr FOX News James Cruze Hollywood Aesops Regents Pictures Corporation Presents Wally van, Patsy Ruth Miller Alec B. Francis Pacific Atlantic Square Hin
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