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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1918
Page
10
The W C T U will meet on the first Friday in March, March 1, with Miss Davidson to discuss Why I Want to Vote. All interested are invited. The Silver tea by the B M B Club went well, 35 present, with Mrs L W Vath in charge.
Reverend Ives spent last Monday in Alliance for church work. Frances Hart was out of Edison music store due to ptomaine poisoning. F S Knox and John Seifert of Boelus and F M Knox of Elm Creek visited Wednesday. Mrs A A Layton of Alliance WC T U worker spent Saturday in Sidney en route west. Dr W D Engle of Denver University closed land matters with Doran and Hadley last Saturday. Leland Wier began supervising a basement barber chair as Litsey left for Colorado. J W McDaniel returned from Omaha after knee exam, not ready for treatment. Roy Spitler writes his son is safely in France, the sole one shipped at this time.
The inventor of the sewing machine achieved his aim by not mimicking the human hand. Factory machines now perform tasks once requiring human skill, but processes differ from manual methods. Inventors have surpassed nature’s supposed patterns, rising above traditional formulas.
Mrs J G Marchant wife of Rev J C Marchant pastor of the Baptist church at West Haven Conn is serving the country by working in a mutton plant in that town thereby releasing a man for a fighting branch of the service. She is shown inspecting shells.
A weekly digest reports Bolsheviki actions perplexing Germany by abandoning a treaty, Ukraine seeking separate peace, and Western Front plans. Lloyd George supports Versailles secrecy, Wilson outlines four peace principles, and Russia’s Bolsheviks reject a treaty while demobilizing. Austria Hungary’s stance, Roumania, Poland, and Finland figures shape a turbulent strategic landscape.
The Tele gram was named by the county board as the official county paper for the coming year. The Telegraph offers the better service and wider circulation, while the Delegate previously published proceedings late. A brief note defends the selection, promising further discussion if desired. FOR SALE A spring wagon nearly new. Inquire Ollie Cam blin. FOR SALE A light bicycle almost new. Phone Black 222.
A sorrel colt about two years old with blaze face two white hind feet and flaxen mane and tail. For further information contact Mrs. 8. P. Jones in Sidney Nebraska.
Harry F. Runge guardian disclaims responsibility for debts contracted by Edward and Frederick Runge. No person shall cash checks for them at the bank unless countersigned by the guardian. Original notice issued to prevent unauthorized financial actions.
Notice of a takedown at a location 2.4 miles south of Sidney offering four colts. owner can claim the animals by paying the costs of the advertisement and any damages. Signed H. P. Thomas.
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