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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1922

Page

8

Baby Drowned After Fall Into Waterfilled Pail

The five on the oft son of Mr and Mrs George Jackson of Ditglo drowned Thursday morning after falling from a two wheeled sulky into a pail of winter water. The mother left a ten year old daughter in charge. At two oclock the infant was found in the tub, head first. The Jacksons receive community sympathy.

Anil George Jackson Ditglo Torrington Ball's Carl Mrs Jackson

Hundred Hogs Stolen In County Farm Thefts

Sixty five hogs were stolen from John Winslow’s farm and three head from Give Schuet ing’s farm, reports say. Motor trucks were heard in the barns as homes lie south of the levee in Saunders county. Fremont officers note a rising trend of large hog thefts by heavy truck, similar to past year raids on chicken yards.

John Winslow Give Schueting Abcrit Méemont Elvee Baunders Fremont Bstate Journal

Hair burns save girl as mother smothers flames

A nine year old girl, Isabelle Winton, of Nebraska City, escaped serious injury after her hair caught fire from flames while lighting incense roves. Her mother threw a table cover over her head, smothering the blaze and sparing the child from severe burns, with only minor blistering.

Isabelle Winton Mer Paul Winton Nebranka City State Journal

Baby Burned by Lye in Arnold Incident

A young child fell from a baby carriage in Arnold and was splashed with lye from a can, burning the mouth and face. Mrs Terpemiing and Me are involved, and doctors hope for recovery while noting the accident's severity.

Divant Terpemiing Arnold Lexington

Accidental Poisoning In Dark House Leads To Eye Exposure

Mrs. Victor Dutton accidentally drank poison from the wrong bottle after turning out the lights. Quicker actions avoided dire consequences as a doctor from Minatarce treated the stomach and eye exposure. The patient is recovering and doing as well as expected.

Victor Dutton Esac

Bad Accident Brings Mourning for Pete Diliman’s Horse

Tuesday a speeding car driven by the Libsock boys struck a horse being led by Pete Diliman on a rural road. The animal broke a hind leg while the team owner received $150 from Tolbsock, though he would not have sold the horse.

Pete Diliman Henry Tabsock Mr. Diliman Libsock Tolbsock Mr. Dillman Pete

Not Hurt in Fall by Nebr City Child

Alctié Arthur Hood son of Mr and Mrs A O Hood of southeast of Nebraska City fell repeatedly rolling and struck head but seemed unhurt, later confined to bed with internal nervous injuries, chest pains, and a dislocated shoulder. The State Journal notes the incident and local medical assessment.

Alctié Arthur Hood Nebraska City State Journal

Nichols Murder Charge Highlighted In Nebraska Court Record

The Cheyenne county district court information dated October 17 1927 outlines Charles Nichols as the defendant who feloniously shot Emma Carow in Cheyenne county Nebraska on June 17 1921 with a revolver. The document argues Nichols murder in the first degree under premeditated malice and details the indictment’s ornate phrasing and procedural notes.

Cheyenne County Nebraska Lsw District Court Cheyennea County Charles Nichols Emma Carow Rose Nichola Mike Emma Carow Evolvery Chariex Nichols Emmi Carow Maine Cherles Nichols Emma Chrow Allen E. Warren Emma Carey

Should a Youth Study Politics Says Henry Ford

Ford argues politics should be studied for future governance focusing on prosperity peace and security. He contends current politics are obsolete and urges young men to learn essential industry to master public interests and administration for tomorrow.

Henry Ford

Edison First Records At Larson’s Music Store

A fragment notes Edison first records available at Larson’s Music Store, listing music catalog entries and pricing in a local shop display. The line hints at a promotional tie to Edison recordings and the store’s promotional signage.

Hicklth Records Tubute Boots Burgess Edison Larson

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Baby Fallé Lye Guebdrausen Burgess Music, Stork Nichols Brazils Cash and Carry Grocery
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