Two Men Taken From Mob in Oklahoma Jail Siege
A mob of hundreds gathered outside Muskogee County Jail as two African American suspects, W. Green and M Foreman, were linked to patrolman Sam Neal’s slaying. Oklahoma National Guard repelled attacks while armed Black guards protected the scene. The two men were later moved to Tulsa as Cherokee posse rumors swirled. The Oregon battleship, nicknamed bulldog of the navy, will join California Naval Militia on February 15.
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Muskogee
Okla
Company F
Oklahoma A National Guard
Tahlequah
Sam Neal
W. Green
M Foreman
Tulsa
Green
Neal
Navy
United States
Oregon
Bulldog
California
Dust proof letter files for sale by The Telegraph
Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph. We cannot exchange subscriptions for magazines and periodicals are accepted at this office. Apply any time.
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THE
Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Loan offer and ads from Bentley Land Co and others
An assortment of classified notices including a $500,000 land loan offer for Cheyenne County lands with no delays and interest rate details, inquiries via Bentley Land Co. Also housing ad seeking roomers and boarders, a notice selling old newspapers for pantry shelves and linings, a large stock of secondhand heating stoves suitable for churches or schools from RL. Eo L Jackson.
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Cheyenne County
Bentley Land CO
Eo L Jackson
Store for Sale and Local Classified Prices in Sidney
Store for sale offering best paying business in Sidney for capital invested. For particulars call R E L Jackson. Wanted secondhand ice boxes contact R E L Jackson. Auto livery to any point in the city and return twenty five cents by Fred Dresser. For sale one Duroc Jersey boat two years old eligible to register by Fred Pedden. WANTED quick price and terms on 160 or 320 acres Cheyenne County. Lost December 18 in Sidney on street or in a business house 71 dollars and odd cents in souvenir purse. reward for honest finder. Wissley Seda Sunol Neb.
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Sidney
R. EL Jackson
Fred Dresser
Duroc Jersey
Fred Pegden
Cheyenne County
The
Telegraph
Sundbank
Wissley Seda
Sunol Neb
No skating allowed on Studt pond warning posted
Warning sign forbids skating on Studt pond and warns that anyone throwing rocks or dirt on the ice will be prosecuted, issued by WEF and KRUEGER.
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Studt Pond
WEF. Krueger
Korsal One Avery Tractor and Five Bottom Plow Offer
An Avery tractor model Korsal one and a five bottom plow are offered for sale or trade to the responsible party. The contact is W. H. Boggs of Sidney Nebraska.
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W. H. Boggs
Sidney, Neb
For Sale or Trade Cheap In Potter Neb
For Sale or Trade in Potter Nebraska a near new item is offered. The seller has taken a homestead and will trade either for horses or cattle. Contact WM. E. Grosze Potter Neb for details.
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Grosze, Potter
Farmers Union Meeting Notice in Sidney Neb
Farmers Union of this county will hold a meeting January 5 in Sidney with state officers to transact important business. Secretary of Central Association Flee & Co. Worried text includes local job ads: Wanted woman for general housework to sleep at home with good wages. Also help wanted for farm or ranch care after December 25. Leave word at Methodist parsonage Sidney Neb.
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Farmers Union
Sidney
QO KE Woon
Flee & Cou
L. Glove
Methodist
Jackson's Bee Hive Store switches to cash only sales
Beginning January 1 the Jackson's Bee Hive Store will conduct business for cash only with no charge accounts. Debtors are urged to call and settle all amounts due at once as all past due accounts must be paid to R E. L. Jackson.
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Jackson
Bee Hive
E. L. Jackson
Auto Oil Sale At Fundingsland Transfer Co
Attention auto owners three grades of famous French auto oil A B and Cin stored in 15 gallon drums offered at practically wholesale prices now available for transfer at the Fundingsland Transfer Co.
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Aa. B
Fundingsland Transfer Co
3600 Cash for 160 Acres South of Sidney Iowa
Land sale notice offers 160 acres all tillable three miles south of Sidney in section 19 township 18 range 49 for 3600 dollars. Must be sold quickly. Writer G Dawson at 1509 West 14th Street, Iowa City Iowa.
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Sidney
G. Dawson
14Th
Iowx
City
Iowa
Frances Willard Union to Meet January 7 at Mrs Jones Home
The Frances Willard Union will hold a meeting Friday afternoon January 7 at the home of Mrs D R Jones for a local group gathering.
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Frances Willard
D. R Jones
Piano at a Bargain Seeks Buyer for Remaining Contract
A customer near Sidnes cannot complete payments on a piano contract. The Schmoller and Mueller Piano Co in Omaha Neb invites the first party able to pay the balance by cash or five dollars per month to take the instrument. A ladies bag containing money and articles was found and owners may claim it by proving property and pasting for this notice.
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Sidnes
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co
Omaha
Nebr
Beaver's Evening Toilet Described In Deliberate Detail
A beaver meticulously cleans itself, tucking its tail forward between hind legs and using both hands to comb long fur. Its short arms and large body necessitate clever use of hind feet to reach various areas, an operation taking over fifteen minutes of careful, patient grooming.
Lost Lavalier and chain reported near Brent House barn
A small envelope containing a Lavalier and chain was lost south of Sidney near the Brent House barn. The finder should return items to the Telegraph office for safekeeping and return.
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Nlgg Brewer
Lavalier and Chain
Sidney
The
Telegraph
Local and Personal Santaing from Sidney Readers
Gus Mittlestadt and wife of Bridgeport were in Sidney Sunday evening. A son Harold Willis was born December 23 to Mr and Mrs P J Dalton of North Bronson precinct and visited home for Christmas. Mrs G R Miller left for Bartley Nebraska to visit her parents. Harry Bixby traveled to Salt Lake City for vacation with cousin Mrs Wilhelm. Miss Mayme O Kane return ed from Fillmore Wyoming where she teaches for ten days. Mr and Mrs Edgar Dedrich and son Donald of North Platte were Christmas day guests of S Dedrichs. Mrs O Pearson returned from Grand Island after visiting daughters Hilma and Frances. Mrs Fishman and three children visited in Denver with Mrs Fishman’s parents. N W Olson gave his wife a Victrola graphophone for Christmas and it’s in constant use. Mr and Mrs Scott and two daughters and Mrs Barney Edens traded in Sidney on Monday, roads good from Davison precinct ranches for auto travel. John Davison and Clarence Babb of Dalton took No 4 Monday evening. Davison to visit Mollie and Doris in Edgar, Neb. Babb to visit in Omaha. McKinley Bryan of the Hornaday book-keeping department spent the holiday with his parents in Scotts Bluff and returned to duty Monday.
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Scott
Barney Edens
Sidney
Davison Precinct
John Davison
Clarence Babb
Dalton
Mollie
Doris
Edgar, Neb
Omaha
McKinley Bryan
Hornaday Book-Keeping Department
Scotts Bluff
Elizabeth Worden visits relatives in Lodgepole
Little Miss Elizabeth Worden travels to Lodgepole to visit her mother's relatives. John Doherty, cashier of the First State Bank of Lodgepole, is noted in the same brief item.
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Elizabeth Worden
Lodgepole
John Doherty
Doherty
First State Bank of
Lodg:pole
Gil Taylor Visits Mother in Newton Town for Christmas
Gil Taylor vice president of an American bank spent Christmas with his aged mother in Newton Town and found her well before returning to his post at the bank for Monday morning.
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Gil Taylor
The
American Bank
Newton Town
Peetz Couple Visits Bennett Family for Christmas
Mr and Mrs Claud Gary of Peetz shared Christmas dinner with Mrs Garys parents Mr and Mrs D F Bennett. Mr Gary returned to Peetz that same evening while the Bennetts and Claud Garys family remained for a few days more visit.
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Claud Gary
Peetz
Mrs Barnhart Returns Home From Nebraska Visit
Mrs Hs Barnhart and her son Hugh returned to their Cheyenne home Sunday evening after a five week stay with relatives in the area and at Bridgeport. Hugh had come down for Christmas.
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Hs Barnhart
Hugh
Cheyenne
Christmas Guests Share Home With Bangerts
Mrs J Emerick and baby and Miss Ethel Bangert of Cheyenne were Christmas guests in the home of their parents Mr and Mrs H Bangert. Ethel returned Sunday night to her work as book keeper. Mrs Emerick remains.
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J Emerick
Baby
Ethel Bangert
Cheyenne
H Bangert
Ethel
Hmerick
For Sale 320 Acres North of Colton
For sale 320 acres of fine level land with good soil two miles north of Colton. Asking price 26 dollars per acre with easy terms.
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Colton
Miss Wisner Bayard postmistress found dead in bed
Miss Frances Wisner long time Bayard postmistress and daughter of the late Colonel Wisner was found dead in her bed on December 20. The cause suggested a natural passing from slumber to death.
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Frances Wisner
Bayard
Colonel Wisner
Man and wife move to Haskell place from Diller Nebraska
F M McManus and wife arrived Sunday morning with a car load of goods. They have moved to the Haskell place which will be their home. Mr McManus plans to keep dairy cows for cream production.
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F M McManus
Diller
Nebraska
Haskell Place
Mr. McManus
Fred Parks Returns to Lincoln to Resume Insurance Work
Fred Parks resumed his office duties Monday with Teachers Underwriters Insurance in Lincoln. He traveled home Friday via York and visited Miss Della Mead at her home, a former local teacher. Parks remains deeply interested in his work at the State University.
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Fred Parks
Lincoln
Teachers Underwriters Insurance Company
York
Della Mead
Fred
The
State University
Earliest English Surname Matte Record
Historical notes claim surnames in England arose after the Norman Conquest with land names among the upper class while trades and objects inspired lower orders. The text asserts Matte as the earliest English surname.
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England
Doing Right With God On Your Side Says Kingsley
A religious exhortation encouraging inner virtue and moral struggle. It posits that God supports those who strive to conquer sin and align their will with good, urging courage and confidence in divine aid. The message frames ethical effort as a partnership with God.
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God
Kingsley
Flood of Bills in Congress Reported by Fall Clerks
Fall clerks report a flood of legislation at the Sixty fourth congress with 6781 bills introduced in twelve days versus 3320 in the opening weeks of the Sixty third, plus 153 resolutions. The record pace signals a sharp rise in congressional activity as sessions resume after the holiday recess.
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Besdres
Germans Lose Heavily In Fresh West Front Fighting
A Paris dispatch reports heavy German losses near Ypres and Armentieres with no ground gained. British lines held firm despite severe fighting and extensive use of asphyxiating gas in the attack. The action is viewed as a test of the English front.
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Ypres
Armentieres
Paris
Zeus Olympius Temple at Olympi a Great Marble Columns
The temple of Zeus Olympius in Olymopia Greece measured 354 feet by 171 and featured marble columns sixty feet tall with six and a half foot diameters. Sixteen columns still stand among the world’s most imposing relics. A forty foot statue of Zeus by Phidias once dominated the shrine, removed to Constantinople and destroyed by fire in 475 A.D.
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Zeus Olympius
Olymopia
Greece
Zeus
Phidias
Constantinople
Theodosius I
Color touch breaks monotony in coordinated rooms
A professional decorator discusses color schemes for homes. She notes green rooms with a green velour couch look good but need pillows with old rose to break monotony. Blue and white schemes in bedrooms look attractive yet need a warmer color for depth. A straight color plan is easy but requires skill to be distinctive.
Wily Afghanistan Tale Of Ears And Ameen
A man condemned in Afghanistan to have his ears sliced off gains a powerful ally. The ally pleads with the late ameer to permit the operation and asks which portion to remove. The ameer lightly touches the ears and the man quotes a Koran passage claiming sacred status of what the representative of the Almighty touches. The ameer forgives them both.
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Afghanistan
Ameer
Origins of Cabbage and Related Vegetables
Cabbage and its many varieties evolved from a single wild Brasica oleracea. Kale cauliflower and collards share that origin. The principal cultivated forms date back to the sixteenth century.
Follow One Another Philosophy of Prudence in Property
Fragmentary line conveys that following one another brings prudence and that acquiring property entails accompanying arithmetic and consequences, reflecting a cautious view on ownership. The text emphasizes prudence as a guiding philosophy linked to possessions and calculations.
Good and Sufficient Reason Poem Excerpt Cited
An editor humorously asks why a poem is being presented and replies that it is because a stamp is missing. The Sydney London Tatler style exchange plays on practical necessity and wit in a brief literary aside.
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London Tatler
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
The Thor nru g family expresses gratitude for help and sympathy received after the loss of their mother. They thank the King's Daughters Trainmen and others for floral offerings. Signed by Mr and Mrs T H Thornburg and Dan Aldridge Granville Aldridge Johan Aldridge. Universal and Mutual vie for supremacy in film producing. Manager Bentley at the Ideal Theatre shows their productions weekly.
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Mrs
T. H. Thornburg
Dan Aldridge
Granville Aldridge
Johan Aldridge
Universal
Mutual Companies
Bentley
The
Ideal Theatre
Zick Opens Sidney Optometry Office At O'Kane Building
Harry Zick an optometrist newly located in Sidney has opened a local office above Thornburg and Selch grocery in the O Kane building. He plans to be away for two weeks for professional duties including time in Laramie and Wheatland and Torrington. He will spend at least fifteen days each month at his Sidney office.
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Harry Zick
Sidney
O’kane
Thornburg and Selch
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Cstor Dutcher
Rel Jackson
Korsal
Potter
Attention
Neubauer
Sidneymarkets
Eae
Sidney, Nebraska
Brent
Gus Mittlestadt
Bridgeport
P. J. Dalton
North Bronson Precinct
Harold Willis
Harry Bixby
Salt Lake City
Mrs. Wilhelm
Mayme O’kane
Fillmore Wyoming
Edgar Dedrich
Donald
North Platte
S. Dedrich
N. W. Olson
Olson
V. F. Kudera
Toggery
Sam Fine
Vath’s Pharmacy
Congress
F. A. King
MISS
Studio OF Music
Mr. Merchant
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