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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1915

Page

5

Through Trains Skip Local Stops Between Sidney and Bridgeport

Local extra daily except Sunday will carry passengers with sleeping dining and reclining chair cars free. Tickets sold and baggage checked to pay points in the United States or Canada. For schedules maps information and tickets contact M A Shipman or J W Wakeley in Omaha Nebraska.

Fassenrec Triius Ne’s Sidney Bridgepeet Slancey Steeling United States Canada M. A. Shipman Gout J. W.wakeley Omiaha Nebraska

The Christmas Tree

A fragmented verse about a Christmas tree rooted in love with verdant branches and fruit as emblems of a fairer clime. It evokes memories of happiness, faith, and hope, imagining a world where earth becomes an Eden land as the tree stands and spreads across many lands.

Not Until Next Christmas Says Old Seetherper

An archaic remark from a Washington observer notes that no Virginian household will move before the next Christmas. Despite hopeful phrases and holiday sentiment, observers foresee further delays as months pass and southern spirits fade.

Washington

Saloni ki New Base and Entente Retirement Mixed Front News

Entente troops completed retirement from Servia moving toward Saloniki with Greek government accord establishing a fortified base. German reports claim two English divisions were annihilated amid the withdrawal, London calling it an exaggeration. French and British forces fall back under Greek protection while Bulgarians and Austro Germans ponder following. Meanwhile Montenegrin siege continues and Balkan fronts show limited action. In Gallipoli snow slows operations as Turkish attacks at Kut-el-Amara are repulsed. German center shifts to the Bug river line as Slonim Baranovitchi Kobrin evacuated and fortified, signaling a possible eastward stalemate strategy.

Servia Saloniki London Athens Inniskillin Greece Teutons Albania Montenegro Gallipoli Kut-el-Amara Petrograd Bug River Lida-Rogono Slonim Baranovitchi Kobrin Brest-Litovsk

New Giant Battle Plane Tested at Readville Mass

A large steel battle plane of a new type underwent exhaustive flying tests at Readville Massachusetts, by Lieut Byron Q Jones and other army officers. Twice the size of a normal aircraft, it features a torpedo body and four gun turrets, built of vanadium steel and powered by 140 horsepower motors. Builders declare the test satisfactory.

Readville Mass Byron Q. Jones United States Army Europe

Prediction of Yuan Shi Kai assassination by Chinese chamber

The Chinese Chamber of Commerce of Portland Ore cabled a protest to the Chinese assembly against a move from a republic to a monarchy in China. Lee Hong, its president, said the Chinese people will not permit the reactionary program and that Yuan Shi Kai’s assassination is to be expected.

Chinese Chamber of Commerce of Portland Ore China Lee Hong Yuan Shi Kai

Priest Ashbury Kills Wife and Mother in Law Then Suicide

In Madi son Indiana an apparent murder suicide priest Ashbury shot and killed his wife Ethel P Ashbury and his mother in law Mrs William Tague before taking his own life He is described as possibly insane by investigators and neighbors.

Self Ashbury Liying Madison Ind Ethel P. Ashbury Wiliam Tague

Yuletide Tales and Christmas Misunderstandings

A playful page from a 19th or early 20th century paper mixes holiday whimsy and social snippets. Children debate Santa versus motorcars while a curate’s slippers gift tally reveals a curious mix of generosity and expectations. Milly labels Willie an infidel as the baby’s tree craving adds a light, domestic mood.

Candles and Christmas Light Across Our Faith

In this thoughtful piece Woman's Home Companion reflects on Christmas candles as symbols of goodness love and spirituality. It contrasts the humble candles with the Paradise Bird tale and argues that though they burn out humanly they are rekindled each year as a pledge of faith and hope in the Light of the World.

Christmas Goodness Inspires Yearend Fraternity

A reflective piece urges sustaining the Christmas spirit beyond December, urging daily fraternal acts. It notes how streets fill with gifts and households share acts of kindness, calling for simplicity and charity to shape employers, workers, landlords, and tenants. The author recalls the Bethlehem birth and the Christian message.

Simple home silver cleaning method by electrolysis

A few cent outfit can clean silver. A zinc strip in hot salted water forms an electrolyte to break up the sulfur-silver compound. Immerse the silver in the second vessel, use a wire basket if needed, rinse and dry after a minute or two of treatment.

Agic Accordus Department of Women Omimies College of Agriculture

Winter Strawberries Care With Straw Mulch Advice

The Horticultural Department advises straw or weed-free bedding over strawberries after three to four inches of ground frost to hold frost in the soil and prevent plant upheaval. Remove part of the straw in spring as growth begins, leaving some to shield berries from dirt. In matted row culture, maintain clean cultivation between rows through summer to conserve moisture.

Horticultural Department College of Agriculture

Winter Corn Show Scheduled in Lincoln Auditorium

Nebraska Corn Improvers Association announces state winter corn show during Organized Agriculture week from January 18 to 21 at Lincoln city auditorium. Open to all residents. liberal premiums offered across classes. Premium lists and programs will be mailed around December 20.

Nebraska Corn Improvers’ Association Lincoln City

Munitions Factory Explosion in Belgium Kills 110

Dispatch from Havre reports a Belgian munitions factory blast killing about 110. Investigation shows one building held ammunition boxes from the United States containing an apparatus intended to trigger an explosion.

Belgium Havre United States

Christ's thorn in Germany called holy tree by early Christians

The holly or holy tree is named Christ's thorn in Germany and known to early Christians as the righteous branch.

Christ Germany

Day for Little Ones Christmas Reflection Note

A concise observance emphasizes Christmas as a day for babies and the youngest children, prompting readers to consider the care and attention given to little ones during the holiday season.

Be Thankful for One of the Nice Christmas Things

The note highlights that Christmas marks the turning point as days begin to lengthen. It reflects on the season's quiet reflection and gratitude while noting the subtle shift toward longer daylight after solstice.

Christmas Dreams: A Night Sky of Remembrance

A reflective passage on Christmas memories, nature, and time. It compares annual heart festivals to varying skies and night imagery. Thoughts traverse with nature as a guide, noting many memories fade yet remain in consciousness, and gratitude returns when solitude is broken by remembered friends.

Charles Lloyd Christopher North

State Journal announces cut price mail rate changes

The State Journal lowers annual mail rates to 3.50 for daily and Sunday service and 2.00 without Sunday, from 5.00 and 4.00 respectively. Publishers cite savings from avoiding traveling solicitors and expense reductions, asserting continued quality with AP reports and Washington coverage. Sidney Telegraph will take orders for the Journal.

State Journal Nebraska Journal Associated Press Washington Lincoln The Sidney Telegraph

Villa Soldiers Shot Down In Fronteras Campaign

Americans arriving in Douglas from the scene report wholesale executions of captured Villa troops by orders of Generals Calles and Fiores. They say Fronteras was rooted out, women and girls were violated, and Villa dead lay in the mountain pass near San Joaquin as the district outlet to Chihuahua.

Fronteras San Joaquin Santa Rosa Chihuahua Douglas Ariz Villa Angel Fiores Sonora Sinaloa Santa Rosa Road

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