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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1920
Page
10
Under J J Tooley Nebraska supervisor census enumerators will visit every dwelling and farm to collect data for the 1920 census. Questions cover sex race age birthplace language home ownership and farm operations including acreage crops and equipment. Accurate counts determine the decade's official population and community welfare.
Mrs Lula Sailors announces she will care for children at either home or the client's place during afternoon and evening hours. She has a family, offers good references, charges are reasonable and provides a contact phone number Black 205.
A brief reflection notes Cicero’s line that superstition is a senseless fear of God expressing a Stoic leaning view. It presents a general aphorism rather than a news item or event.
The notice promotes bringing tires to Jackson's for repair and vulcanizing to save money and effort. It promises that vulcanizing old tires will create stronger new tires and encourages making it a New Year resolution to use their methods.
Mount Clemens Michigan December 20 Sheriff Caldwell arrested Lloyd Prevost and Mrs Ruth Brown suspected of murdering J Stanley Brown heir to a Detroit cigar fortune They are held as principal witnesses with no formal charges The motive appears to be robbery or control of Brown estate valued at several hundred thousand dollars The will largely leaves Brown's estate to his wife and eldest daughter The couple's statements conflict and investigators trace missing bonds and money The case links Prevost to a Detroit Express agent relative and involves a savings bank vault search and trust company management of Brown funds
In Vindivostok on December 20 the Japanese official publicity bureau announced that the United States and Japan have agreed on a common ground for joint action in Siberia. The statement expresses genuine satisfaction that convergent policies are now possible after earlier divergences.
Washington dispatch reports E Carlton Baker of Alameda California American consul general at Mukden has resigned to return to the United States and enter business. He was recently ordered transferred to Bombay but chose retirement to business.
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