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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1921
Page
6
The Bushnell Record reports a public sale notice from Harrisburg Kentucky describing enslaved people and goods to be auctioned. The bill lists ages and uses, starting at 10:30 am on September 26 1850 with terms cash. The notice prompts reflection on past slavery practices and contrasts them with modern views on animal handling.
Earl Hiser, resident four miles south of Ansley, under arrest for violating health quarantine after visiting a barber shop before the ban was lifted. Health Officer Pennington notified, Sheriff Talbot contacted him by phone, ordered appearance at Broken Bow when quarantine ends. Custer Co. Chief.
In Banner County last Saturday Dr. Miller visited a patient and rode to Jack Mercer’s home. As he rode, wolves appeared behind and ahead of the horse. The doctor fled, waving his medicine case until Mercer dogs drove the animals away. The paper jokes he should carry lead pills and a pill thrower next time.
Center Nebraska authorities report a incident after a joke went wrong on February 7. Police investigated details at the scene and mentioned no injuries. Further information was not released.
A Berlin visit notes Henry Schlueter of Peetz traveling through Germany. A Jan 8 Berlin card says he tours major German cities and asserts they have ample beer and wine. The Peetz Gazette reports weekly from a distant editor’s desk.
Rabies confirmed after a dog bite on Charlie A Warren leads to a town health order. All dog owners must keep pets at home or risk authorities euthanizing loose animals. no further warnings will be issued. Warren was treated at Pastner's Institute in Chicago after the bite.
A newspaper column questions priorities as the author asks what issues will remain when the Japanese problem is resolved, noting the uncertain future and the need to consider broader wartime challenges beyond the immediate threat.
A satirical look at Independence and foreign influence, mocking debates over the Philippines, jazz as a social shield, and looming geopolitical worries. The piece muses on cultural tensions with Hawaiians, Canadians, Cubans, and the Pan American idea, while pondering Japan and the grind of public nerves.
A cartoon caption playfully asks why settle for a temporary mood when one can stay in a state of constant happiness, mocking the idea of fleeting satisfaction with a clever pun.
A writer in American Cookery argues tea quality hinges on water and freshness. The article covers perfect toast and the right bread, warming bread before toasting, buttering hot toast, and avoiding stacked slices. It prescribes an unglazed earthenware teapot, proper boiling sequence, and a five minute steep before serving all around.
The excerpt advises using water at a single, specific temperature, keeping the pot hot and drawing time brief. It also covers toast making with dry bread, quick fires, and carefully applied butter to achieve the best results.
Do you want a good home in the best town on earth See us on impulse buyers may find SIDNEY LUMBER CO offers practical housing materials and guidance for building in a top community.
Local ad urges buyers to visit the Electric Shop one block east of American Bank for Conklin's Medium Prentale pens now available at Rexale Store.
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