Sidney Visitors and Local Trades Noted Saturday
The mede ogee of the mede ogee of Mr Aden and daughter were Sidney visitors Saturday afternoon Miss Livingston was a Sidley shop per Saturday Hugh Hammond and sons Clifford and Ralph were in Sidney Saturday as Charley Traymond was loading goods to ship to Niobrara Nebraska and will make his home there Mr and Mrs Thummond will be greatly missed by their many friends of Sidney Draw and vicinity Mr Thummond is running a barber shop in Niobrara Ho Henderson drove to Sidney Saturday Cor Lovall was in Sidney Monday Mara Chambers was in Sidney Saturday more Felad and Henry Risen were in Sidney Saturday Mr Cuddyford and sons were in Sidney Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Aden
Sidney
Miss Livingstom
Sidley
Hugh Hammond
Clifford
Ralph
Charley Traymond
Niobrara
Nebraska
Will
Mro
Ms Thummond
Sidney Draw
Mr Thummond
Henderson
Raised Own Corn In France War Garden Movement
A WWI era piece notes American soldiers turned to winter truck farming in France succeeding in Bordeaux and other regions. Convalescents, wounded at St Michel and Chateau Thierry, found garden work aided recovery and morale, with Allied authorities praising soil work as therapeutic and potentially precedent for veteran lands reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Sterling Theing
Paris
Bordeaux
Baker
Red Cross
St. Mihiel
St. Michlel
Chateau Thierry
Sam
Animals Fear Airships and Animals Flee on Sighting
A historical report describes widespread animal fear of airships. Birds crouch as domestic fowl warn, while elk foxes and hares flee when a Swedish aeronaut nears. Dogs howl and livestock gallop as Zeppelin II passes from Dusseldorf to Essen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Hoffken
Dusseldorf
Essen
Seronauts
Preservation of French Treasures at Lille Museum
The Palais des Beaux Arts in Lille housed the famed Tete de Cire a terra cotta wax head once thought to be by various artists. Before the German invasion, the wax head was moved to safety to protect it from war damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lille
Palais Des Beaux Arts
Considerable Kicking At Camp Hancock Mules Ruin Harness
A private at Camp Hancock, unused to farm work, was ordered to lead a team of mules several miles to fetch horses. He saluted and carried out the task, later reporting in a letter that by night the mules had kicked a perfectly good government harness to leathery ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hancock
Huarness
Hopeful Godspur on better days amid cost of living fears
A brief dialogue shows Godspur smiling again, believed to be cheered by expectations that war time costs will drop and he can return to his salary. The speaker regrets misgivings about distracting him, hoping to avoid causing further disillusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godspur
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prairie Gem
Cor Lovall
Sidney Monday
Mara Chambers
Sidney Saturdas
Doe Morefelad
Henry Risen
Mr Cuddyford and Sons
Why Swift & Company
Swift & Company
U.S.A
Dix
Kimball
Corn Planter
McCormick
Fanning Mill
Forks
E. E. Goding
Fundings Land & Millett
Farmers State Bank
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!