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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1910
Page
5
Sidney residents mingle with friends and travelers as many visit relatives in Sterling, Denver, Laramie, and North Platte. Stories note Harold Braver in Sidney, Adam Schimka’s business here, Mrs. Foss moving, a Stoutenborough cookbook release, and local opinions on Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy.
Joseph Morfeld his wife and two children relocate from Dodge County Nebraska to Sidney for the winter. They plan spring settlement on their quarter section five miles from town to begin improvements. Hershey Welch North Platte City Engineer visited Sidney to review the sewerage proposal and to oversee water system work in progress both here and at Cozad. Mrs J J Cramer of Simla returned home after visiting her daughter Mrs Chester McDaniel. Mrs Foss and Mrs Taylor hosted Mrs Griffith and her mother Mrs Cuber at luncheon.
The essay frames Christmas as humanity's holiday, blending past ideals with modern creativity. It notes Christmas as a moral pause amid distraction, fosters generosity, and urges a humane spirit. It then surveys shop offerings from whimsical to practical gifts and gadgetry for shoppers.
A string of briefs reports William F. Plege convicted of his sister's murder and given a life sentence in Ponca. J. Rogers Maxwell, ex president of the Central Railroad of New Jersey, died suddenly in Brooklyn. Dr. John A. Swope died in Washington at eighty seven. Enfield mourns few children for Christmas church plans. A Cambridge jury acquits Hattie LeBlanc of murder, while an Odessa railroad wreck kills Engineer William Oliver. The Edison Electric plant in Brooklyn burns. a typhoid inquiry at the Naval Academy proceeds. A bank cashier in Emporia dies by suicide. government suit targets Kern oil lands. Public and military figures move on: standards in finance and railroad land cases.
A reflective verse by Arthur Stringer about childhood memories at Christmas, the passing of time, and how joy persists through memory and love. The speaker mourns lost days yet thanks a spark of youth kept alive by thought and reminiscence across winter scenes.
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