11 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1905
Page
1
A severe Wednesday blizzard hit Sidney Nebraska with strong winds and heavy snow causing blocked streets and stopped streetcar service. Residents rallied to clear paths and assist in daily chores while events and visits were postponed or altered due to the storm.
Following withdrawals for irrigation appraisal, lands in township 17 range 41 and townships 18 ranges 41 42 were released for entry on February 5. Many Kieth and Denel County settlers expanded original entries to reach 640 acres. A March 1 opening will include townships 19 ranges 46 47 and related sections across Cheyenne and Deuel counties along the North Platte, likely to attract many homesteaders.
Friends of Rev and Mrs Hageman raided the Methodist parsonage Tuesday to celebrate Mrs Hagemans birthday anniversary. They arrived with food and coins to form a neat purse for the hostess and spent several hours in merry fellowship wishing many happy returns. The Telegraph notes it offers funds blanks under the Kinkaid law.
A newspaper card highlighting Theodore Roosevelt's square deal principle. It credits the President's statesmanship and the American people's confidence for his success and notes a business motto of delivering a square deal for thirty years.
The Senate approved a bill to admit New Mexico and Oklahoma as states with a prohibition on intoxicating liquors in Oklahoma for twenty one years. The report notes related local industry plans, railroad developments, and engineering projects along the North Platte valley with several Nebraska and Wyoming mentions.
Visits by Lloyd Remsburg and S P Delatour are noted along with Father Sullivan's move to Oshkosh for services. Mrs J MacIntosh recovers from Omaha surgery. A Cheyenne Tribune reprint urges western Nebraska readers to grow and value local commerce while outlining Wyoming irrigation progress and grass and grain prospects for arid lands to boost county prosperity and land values.
Rev Hageman served as caller in Miss Hiett’s room while Maggie Kelly and Dorothy Hart were absent due to sickness. Rev Leamer and Master Bruce Leamer visited in the second primary on Tuesday. seventh and eighth grade attendance remained strong despite severe weather. Lela Witter of Grade 4 left for Arkansas after about two years at the school. Sidney Nebraska post notes unclaimed letters for W.S. Allen Wood Hewitt E.R. Gelsher James Shoufe E. McLernon and wallpaper shipments from Harper Wright.
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