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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1919
Page
7
A steel girder from a flat car tore into three parlor cars on an east bound express near Oakdale, injuring fourteen people, several seriously. Victims, including women, were taken to Pittsburgh hospitals for treatment.
Major General Robert E. Wood has been relieved as acting quartermaster general at his own request and will return to private business in New York. He is succeeded by Brigadier General Harry L. Rogers, formerly chief quartermaster of the expeditionary forces.
Mr. and Mrs Glenn Bales visited Sidney last Saturday from Bunker Illinois. M Kremer and daughter Mrs Jo L Smith came to Sidney Monday from Lorenzo. Mr Petersen of a Lodgepole Lumber company had business in Sidney on Monday.
Real estate transfer records show multiple warranty deeds in Sidney and Dalton Nebraska. Purchasers include Urdy, Karl Vo Ayle, John Killham, Mollie Vath, Lottie Rowan, BB Kotseminger, Gus Wellner, Harry Chinder, Wellner family, Charles Klarper, Jacob Eckert, James McLintosh, Benjamin Phinck, Fred Stuht, Kilie Me Alfaibes, Grant Brady, and Mattie McStruble. properties span Clarkson’s and Teft’s Additions, Dal ton, Potter, and Morrow additions with prices from 1 to 12 800 dollars.
Rh J Kruse of Chinmney Rock and many others from Sidney and nearby areas were noted visiting relatives, shopping, and spending a week in Sidney. Traders and families from Lodgepole Potter Dalton and Cheyenne County were seen in and around town, with trips to Denver Omaha and Lanagan noted for business and recreation.
A persistent Cork report claims Professor De Valera, M. P., head of Sinn Fein, is dead after recent escape from prison and rumored arrival in Paris. The report follows unsettled conditions and ongoing political turmoil.
Stockholm reports the steamer Stephanie of Memel Prussia struck a mine off the German Baltic coast and sank with the loss of her entire fifteen member crew.
Battery station advertises battery testing and job work performed neatly and promptly at the office. Repeats the testing service line and emphasizes prompt, neat service.
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