Remark on Scuffle Ends With Bragging Remark
A terse remark dismisses injuries after a confrontation, focusing on other party's boast rather than the damage. The exchange highlights bravado over evidence of the clash.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1919
Page
6
A terse remark dismisses injuries after a confrontation, focusing on other party's boast rather than the damage. The exchange highlights bravado over evidence of the clash.
Two American bluejackets detained since November 12 after a street fight in Mazatlan remain jailed. A request to Washington for timely action was sent by crew members of the submarine tender Pokomoke. Mexican authorities report further fatal clashes near the border involving smugglers and U.S. troops.
A brief cleaning tip instructs using a flannel rag moistened with vinegar to shine isinglass. The method emphasizes a simple household technique to restore clarity and gloss to translucent window coverings or decorative sheets.
Real estate transfers show W J Braham to B H Patterson. Henry Westphalen to Minnie Westphalen and to Mike Lamp. Lizzie Gunderson to Win Goding. R I Riley to Edith Riley. George W Barlow to Demers and Son. J K Newell et al to Emma V Fhebber. A G Pryor to Morris Challburg. D P Campbell to Otis Dimick. J W Reinmuth to Henry Lane. L Peirce to H J Libby. Solomon Willis to Mary Judd. Hans C Christensen to E I Hougen. Olive Jones to Glenn Andrews. Olive E Jones to Charles Andrews. Lucy Pope to Sam McCullough. quit claim Orlando Tefft to Andrew and Line Burg. Carl A Baker to John Iverson.
Governor McKelvie addressed a Sidney farmers gathering praising the county agent and Mrs. Gould for farm bureau work and urging law and order. Speakers Pedrett and Lawrence outlined potato marketing progress and practical farming needs, while McKelvie criticized state socialism and urged cooperation to keep laws. He concluded with a call for orderly conduct and left for Lincoln after the banquet and toasts.
A large meeting of Bunker Hill Local 450 Tuesday elected officers for the coming year. The local lists 60 members with 20 meetings last year, 6 social and 14 business. Glenn Bales is president and Win Gross secretary for the third time. A course in banking and stenography is advertised by Platte Valley Commercial College Scottsbluff Neb with new term beginning January 2 and placement for graduates.
The article traces modern sheep to the Monti flon European wild stock with Ar gali from central Asia and Bighorn from the Rockies as other leading wild breeds. It notes domesticated varieties likely evolved from none of these, and that recent colonized countries mostly stock European breeds, especially English, except for the Spanish merino.
A described rail vehicle dubbed Jorotractor is shown for use in Africa. The ten eaves are part of a design where the weight and cargo are supported on a guided track while rubber wheels run along ore. Road metal strips on each side of the rails are claimed to improve performance.
The ad promises on time laundry pickups and returns that are spotlessly clean rather than perfectly finished, urging readers to resolve laundry troubles by patronizing the Careful Laundry this New Year.
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