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I. L. Flo is back in the city after a several days business trip to the eastern part of the State of Kansas. Viin. G. oF Wiebendorfer returned Saturday from a business trip to Chey-
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1920
Page
3
I. L. Flo is back in the city after a several days business trip to the eastern part of the State of Kansas. Viin. G. oF Wiebendorfer returned Saturday from a business trip to Chey-
Leo Osborn and Al Jorgenson were in Potter Monday transacting business matters. They report the roads in fair condition between here and there. Mrs. R. FE Roche, long ill at her west Lincoln street home, remains under care.
Confined to her bed, a Sherman Graf story appears in brief. Sidney visitors, trips home to Sterling, and Idaho Omahan travel noted. Miss Nora Braash heads to Chicago to work for D. B. Fisk millinery. Leona Owens returns to Omaha Union work. Henrietta Shoemaker back from Pocatello to spend Christmas with Sidney friends before W. W. C. A. duties. Osborn Motor Company ships Dodges and forecasts steadier supply, though outlook remains cautious.
Cardinal Du Bois of Rouen blessed the Tranchee des Fusils on September 14 in Douaumont France. The ceremony, held with General Valentin and Verdun officials, honored the One Hundred Thirty-seventh regiment and the dead who still mount guard in the bloodied trench.
Judge John T. Pendleton of the Atlanta Superior Court motion division ruled color blindness is not total blindness. The decision addresses a nationwide question sparked by Georgia locomotive engineer George L. Fallin who claimed $1,500 for eye sight loss after becoming color blind on duty. Fallin sued the Locomotive Engineer Mutual Insurance and Accident Association, aided by City Attorney James L. Mayson.
The piece in Popular Mechanics Magazine highlights a new adding machine with at least two novel features. It can be taken apart easily with just pliers and a penknife, despite its complexity. Its standout function is the reverse lever that allows subtraction by running the adding wheels backward, enabling straightforward negation of totals.
M J Fahy a Missouri Pacific switchman in Lincoln Nebraska says Tanlac made him feel thirty years younger and relieved rheumatic pains fatigue and poor appetite. He reports swelling pains gone sleep improved and liver functioning better. Ad mentions sales outlets in Sidney Potter Lodgepole and Dalton and promotes Oak Grove Oleomargine and The Telegraph subscription.
England debates replacing script with print writing using Roman block letters except for a and gz in simplified forms. Proponents argue faster learning and fewer strokes, with many British authorities already backing the reform. A London firm has adopted the system. Today is the time to try Oak Grove Oleomargarine.
Money to loan for farms now available from the Bentley Land Company at seven percent interest. Eligible applicants may secure financing for agricultural operations and related land holdings.
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