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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1917

Page

12

Red Cross drives progress as Kimball hosts rally

A Red Cross meeting in Kimball solidified their membership drive while Sidney hosts ship shipments of knitted goods. The report details contributions of clubs, lists committee chairs, and notes ongoing kit and sweater production for soldiers, with board appointments and fund-raising efforts.

Red Cross Service Paul Martin H. E. Mantor W. J. Shoemaker R. O. Smith Ray Weeden Ed. Stokes T. N. Club Red Cross War Fund Committee

Doctor stops by house to collect bill

Merryman reports the physician visited the house yesterday and pressed for payment. SHTLOCK confirms concern over a serious matter as the exchange centers on the doctor’s billing.

Marshall Merryman

A Visit From St Nicholas praised for yearly cheer

A concise historical note on Clement Clarke Moore authoring A Visit From St Nicholas, its 1823 Troy Sentinel publication, and Moore family sorrows. It notes the poem's rise to fame, Moore's life with the New York General Theological Seminary, and early editorial commentary from the Troy Sentinel and Philadelphia Press.

Gray Clement Clarke Moore Holy Trinity Cemetery New York Troy Sentinel Moore New York General Theological Seminary Clement Moore

Lodgepole tops Sidney in season opener basketball game

Lodgepole defeats Sidney 19 to 17 after a tight contest in western Nebraska. Sidney trusted to win but lacked teamwork, while Lodgepole played clean ball with several scorers including Schroll and Harvill. Capt Wooldridge tied the game late before a Lodgepole shot and refereeing decision sealed the result.

Sidney High Roettger Lodgepole Sidney Rooters Sidney Boys City Bays Sidney Lodgepole Boys Nebraska Brown Emmaux Cunningham Johnson Jenik Sidmney Forwads Maynard Roach Capt. Wooldridge Kerschner Maurice Roach Clarence Olson Marsh

The Serious Side Prompts Self-Reflection on Summer Work

An editorial passage urges readers to stop delaying action and use the waning days of summer for real growth. It asks if body, mind, and spirit have strengthened, and whether recreation should yield to serious thought for better understanding of life and humanity. It cites progress or decay based on daily choices and aims.

Milwaukee Journal

House Moves 50 Miles From Los Angeles to Edmonton

The Storer family moved an entire American frame house from Los Angeles to Edmonton Canada. Workers dismantled the home piece by piece, loaded it onto a steamship to Vancouver, then transported by rail to its new city. The relocation spanned about 1800 miles and showcased a rare cross-border home transfer.

Red Cross J. W. McDaniel W.P. Miles Los Angeles J. B. Storer Storer Edmonton Canadah Thall Vancouver

Rural Schools Closed Across Wyoming Amid Teacher Shortage

Cheyenne reports 25 rural Wyoming schools shut down as teachers cannot be secured. State Superintendent notes war related pay draws men and women from teaching. Ad text promotes Sidney Lumber Co. housing offer in the best town on earth.

Cheyenne Wye Mars Wyoming Sidney Lumber CO

Habits and Health and a Fresh Design Ad

The Chicago Herald extols daily habits as a path to financial and physical well being. It links good habits to health, clear thinking, and happiness, warning that neglect leads to debt and ruin. The ad promotes Lavellers at Marshs as the newest design choice.

Chicago Herald

Putting Him Right in a Lively Period Dialogue

A fragment from a historical page captures a dialect exchange where a speaker challenges another to believe in doing two things at once. The humorous tone highlights everyday speech and social behavior of the era. The source preserves the voice and character of the time.

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Red Cheyenne County Kimball Sidney Red Cross Sammie Sammies Roy Scott Ways and Means Committee Red Cross Fund O. R. Owen N. E. Medlock Knox S. Dedrick W. A. Duncan W. P. Miles Roscoe Zimmer Board of Trustees E. Mahike Miles Chicago Leon Fine Woman's Committee of the War Council of Defense W. J. Braham The Ideal Felix Smith Ernest Mahike S. A. Schmitt Implement Company Shtlock, M. D St. Nicholas Santa Claus Philadelphia Press the “Service of Light High School Jess Osborn Kas Angelés Marsh's Wonsi Oren Griswold East Side Court House Sam Fine
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