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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1919

Page

7

Sunday News Among Grand Prairie Residents

Grand Prairie visitors included Mr and Mrs Hart and daughter Mildred at Will Ferricks. Mrs Peter Stevens and children left for Gothenburg to reside for the year. Laura Herbert visited home for holidays. Mrs Ferrick and three sons and Mrs Heinzmen called at Johnsons. Sidney shoppers included Molin family, Heinzman, Johnson brothers and Bert Ferrick. Frank Lundgren Lundgren Weaver Edzard Smith were Sidney buyers Monday.

Mrs. Hart Mildred Will Ferricks Peter Stevens Gothenburg Stevens Laura Herbert South Divide Will Ferrick Heinzmen Johnson Home Sidney Mrs. Molin Mrs. Heinzman Johnson Brothers Abert Ferricks Frank Lundgren Weaver John Edzard Charley Smith Sidney Buyers

British diplomat to Berlin named charge d affaires

Lord Kilmarnock was appointed British charge d affaires at Berlin and will be Great Britain's first postwar diplomatic representative there. The departure date has not been set, per the Post. Gen Gourko arrived in Berlin to confer with anti Bolshevik Russo German authorities and has been with allied forces in the Amurmunsk region.

London Lee Lord Kilmarnock Berlin the Post Great Britain Berln Germany Gourko Antibolshevik Alurmunsk

Reward Offered for Liebknecht Body in Berlin

Ernst Schoenberg, former paymaster for the government in Berlin and now interned in Holland, claims he was ordered to pay a 50 000 mark reward for the delivery of the bodies of Dr Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg to the Reichstag. The two radical leaders were killed by a mob in Berlin last January.

Liebknecht Berlin Ernst Schoenberg Holland Reichstag Karl Liebsnecht Rosa Luxemburg

Belgian Trains Canceled Amid Miner Strike Shortage

Brussels reports many trains canceled due to cow shortages from the miners' strike. If the strike lasts, all trains except those needed for food and troops will be discontinued.

Brussels

Concrete mixing advice from standards bureau report

The Bureau of Standards warns that concrete using siliceous gravel tends to burst under extreme heat, degrading the structure. It recommends avoiding gravel where possible, or protecting gravel concrete with a cement coat and wire mesh, with asbestos plasters as an alternative.

Bureau of Standards

Berger Wins Wisconsin Seat After Espionage Conviction

Victor Berger, socialist, reclaimed representation of Wisconsin's Fifth District by defeating fusion candidate Henry Bodenstab by 4806 votes in a special election held after his espionage conviction. Unofficial totals show Berger 24307 to Bodenstab 19561, with Berger pledging to continue the fight for working people.

Milwaukee Wis Berger Jenry H. Bodenstab Bodenstab House of Representatives Federal Bodensink Antisquor Wisconsin House United States

Shipwreck Claims Thirty Lives Off Cape Blanco

Bandon Oregon reports at least thirty perished when the oil tanker J A Chansler wrecked off Cape Blanco while en route from Portland to San Francisco in ballast. Crew member Dooley survived by washing ashore in a lifeboat.

Bandon Ore J. A. Chansler Portland San Francisco Cape Blanco

Governor Commutes North Carolina Prison Sentences

Raleigh December 22 Gov Bickett announced a order commuting to thirty years the sentences of all life term prisoners in the state prison. I am opposed to eternal punishment in this world, he stated.

Raleigh Dee Gov. Bickett Ufe North Carolina Rovernor

Wilson Nominates J Skelton Williams for Currency Comptroller

President Wilson nominates John Skelton Williams again to serve as comptroller of the currency, with the announcement coming from Washington on December 22. Williams is a repeat choice for the pivotal financial regulatory post, signaling continuity in the administration’s banking policy.

Wilson J. Skelton Williams Washington John Skelton Williams

Markets Report with Grain, Butter, Eggs and Livestock Prices

The markets list varied price ranges for carrots rye wheat and other grains, hay, butter, eggs, live poultry, potatoes, and cattle hogs and sheep. Prices reflect wholesale and retail trade with ranges for prime steers, cows, veal, hogs, yearlings, and sheep including feeder and fattening categories.

Timothy Timethy Butter—Creamery Reese Bolomna

Reunion in the White Mountains A Wartime Romance

Lieutenant Irwin Kittredge and Helena Berwick meet by chance in a rest camp and later reconnect in France and in the White Mountains. Their evolving friendship blossoms into a budding romance as letters, travels, and a shared past emerge, ending with a promising future.

Irwin France Moutiers St. Jean Helena Berwick White Mountains Artle Moutlers Flelena Helena Eleanor McClure

Hungry Gulch Christmas Greetings and Social Notes

Residents send holiday wishes as warm weather slows sleighing. Oscar Olsen family and Whitman Olsen visit N E B Hogland and Earl Johnsen families last Sunday. Werner Jensen and Diaumond Grey visit Wise home last June. Lillian Olsen stays with Mrs Houghind this week. Company threshing machine owners met J Olsen’s home to settle past year. Otto Olsen travels to North River for Christmas visit.

Oscar Olsen Whitman Olsen N.eb. Hogland Earl Johnsen Werner Jensen Diaumond Grey Wise Lillian Olsen

Bird Champion Fly Catcher

The Wilson warbler is named champion fly catcher of the United States. It dashes from tree limbs to snatch insects on the wing and also captures other insects among foliage. Often found in blooming apple trees, its olive green and yellow plumage blends with leaves. The male bears a black crown patch, while the female’s cap is greenish. This species is found across the eastern United States and winters in Central America.

United States American Forestry Association Washington Central America

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