Navy Review in New York Inspires Nebraskans
The Sidney Telegraph reports Nebraskans watching the New York harbor war fleet review after Christmas led by the Arizona and Vanguard, with Secretary Daniels and other officials aboard the May Flower. The article praises naval strength, extols patriotic pride, and notes debates on postwar naval policy and McAdoo’s rail plan amid ongoing legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
New York Harbor
Arizona
1 Mayo
America
Houston
Gen. Maren
United States Army
Gani
New York
Sur
Germany
France
San Francisco
Union
United States
Nebraska postwar reports stress farm coops and trade roles
Nebraska state and federal officials review postwar plans including government aided individual farms linked into communities, collective bargaining resilience, and purchasing of agricultural areas for veterans. They cite Agriculture and Labor department reforms, new trade attaches, and a broad, serviceable outline for peacetime reconstruction and economic realignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Departments of Agriculture, Interior and
Lavor
Department of Agriculture
Department of Labor
Redfield
Department of Commerce
Nannnal
Seccnnary
United States
Athens
Rome
Madrid
Ottawa
Mexico City
Santiago
Chile
Sweden
Norway
Great Britain
France
Greece
Switzerland
Russia
Mexico
Bolivia
Uruguay
Brazil
Colombia
Venezuela
Dutch East Indies
China
Phillipine Island
British India
Japan
Malay Peninsula
English and American reciprocity and shared liberty
The passage argues unity across English speaking peoples through language and shared ideals. It cites King George I’s Buckingham Palace remarks praising ties to Washington and Lincoln and the traditions of self-government as old as Magna Carta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King George of
England
Wilson
Buckingham Palace
Washington
Lincoln
President Wilson's London visit stirs grand receptions
The article recalls Wilson's London arrival and the Lord Mayors fete as notable events, praising the speech in Enid Hall. It notes Shakespearean and Miltonic heritage shared by Americans and Britons, and highlights Wilson's call for a unified world peace, opposing a balance of power among rival blocs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
London
Maryer
Enid Hall
England
The Voice By Helena Kenney Presents Nellie and Billy
Nellie Windsor a fifteen year old girl becomes uprooted from her parents and moves to her Uncle Jo and Aunt Betty where she befriends Molly Brown and Billy. A mysterious voice from a tree sparks a romance as Nellie grows closer to Billy while the voice proves a playful lure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Windsor
Wade Jo
Anne Betty
Uncle Jo
Aunt Betty
Indy
Aenin
Nellie
Feld
Mrs. Brown
Molly Brown
Molly
Billy Brown
Billy
Metlie Newspaper Syndicate
The Man on the Street Riffing on Everyday Life
A collection of brief, humorous vignettes and observations about households, dating etiquette, shopping, and social quirks. Blends whimsy with social commentary as lines blur between modern life and light irony. Notable bits reference Christmas bills, ice cream, and fashion shifts.
New Year Weather and Town News From Sunol
Severe weather continues as residents report sleighing conditions. Local visits include the Francis family returning from Beatrice to begin school, Mrs. C O W Smith visiting with sister Mrs Smithberg and Margaret, and Sidney guests George Booth and Tom Allington. News also notes moves to Wyoming, Christmas visits from relatives, and local activity at the school house as Murshitt improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Beatrice
Wyoming
Myr
Powell
Burlington
Colo Pop Hoeward
Newton
Sterling
Colorado
Monquay
Murshitt
Dalton
John Paver
Lodgepole
Guy Gilbert
Tunity
R W Englert
Suuul
North Divide Resident Returns Home Amid Smallpox Illness
Homer Haskins came home Monday after weeks with the smallpox at Louis Shilenberg’s residence. Spiker Brothers delivered alfalfa hay on Tuesday. Lewis Shilenberg Sr and wife recover from illness. Miss Mabel Priiston stayed in Sidney last week due to work. District Neo Tare reports several severe cases at a local home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Haskins
Louis Shilenberg
Hay Lewis Shilenberg
Mabel Priiston
Sidney
Neo Tare
Flr
Phonograph Education Feature Promotes Musical Knowledge
An article extolls the phonograph as a strong educational tool enabling children to become familiar with vocal and instrumental music. It discusses learning about composers and notable singers and players, emphasizing broad cultural value. The piece also includes a dental ad for Dr. Kempston and a hardware notice for Hardy Hardware Store suggesting a winter range.
In the Matter of the Estate of Katharine Roth
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County presides over an estate petition filed by Charles Roth Anna Short Louise Benedict Lillian Schermeian and Caroline Roth asking for administration to os Radelitte as Administrator The court orders a hearing January 2nd at 10 AM and directs notice be published in The Telegraph weekly for three weeks prior to the hearing to inform interested parties of the pendency of the petition and the intent to grant administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Katherine Roth
Sue
Charles Roth
Anna Short
Louise Benedict
Lillian Scheurmian
Caroline
Roth
Os Radelitte
the Telegraph
Cop Chambers
Be a Philosopher and Accept the Situation
A speaker argues that choosing not to want something avoids regret and sustains happiness. They suggest contentment with the present, comparing it to the wisdom of Socrates, and claim true philosophy lies in accepting how things are rather than chasing desires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socrates
Lorenzo Mercantile Co Incorporation Notice
Notice records Lorenzo Mercantile Cowpital as a Nebraska corporation with principal office at Lorenzo Nebraska. Authorized capital stock 10000 dollars, 7500 subscribed, max debt 6000 dollars, four directors and officers, term from January 1 1919 to January 1 1939. Attorney AFE Warren signs. 14-4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Mercantile Cowpital
Nebraska
Lorenzo
Nebrask
Capitol
Lorenzo Mercantile CO
Afe Warren
The Bloodstone and Heliodrupe Varieties Distilled
The Bloodstone is a hema tite variety with reniform surface and color ranging from dark steel gray to blend red. It was used in ancient Babylonian and Egyptian intaglios but is now rare outside rings and as polish. A quartz variety with a greenish base and red jasper spots resembling drops of blood is also called heliotrupe.
Trustees and Boss Lark Over Birthday Gift
Mr Petty and colleagues regret the boss’s birthday present as a ruse backfires. The head notes clues from a late arrival, breakfast tea stains on the newspaper, a lead pencil mark from a child, and a late edition a subway station purchase. The prank ends with a joke about giving telegraphic or executive time stories instead of a watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Petty
Petty
Foghorn Macdonald rises from private to major in war
American Magazine recounts Foghorn Macdonald enlisting at fifty three as a private then returning to Canada by various means. After joining a machine gun company and claiming he was thirty nine when questioned, he proceeds to England as a private and is promoted to major two years later, the only allie forces figure to rise from the ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Board of Control
Tux
Lincoln State Hospital
Hastings
Nebraska
Chas. Eo Guanels
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Ino
Assismit
States Relation Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Neobraski
New York
A Pooley
State Banking Board
Neville
Myron
Herrick
National Executive War Camp
America
Macdonald
Winnipeg
Foghorn
Ottawa
England
Alliles
Thrifty Wife Threads Dinner Dilemma In Wartime
Mr. Benson, serving in New York while living in Brooklyn, promised daily calls to his wife to confirm dinner plans. She devised a six o clock rule: if the phone rings then, she will not answer and he loses his nickel, signaling he cannot return for dinner.
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Benson
New York
Brooklyn
Gloves From Whale Intestines Aim For Norwegian Gloves
Norwegian state whaling stations report catching 200 whales so far with a goal of 500 for the summer. They plan to salt the intestines and craft gloves, praising the material as pliable soft and exceptionally strong. Production is expected to begin at once.
Plenty of Color On Street Corner Salute Like Parade
Several soldiers stood on a street corner chatting when a flamboyantly dressed girl walked by. One soldier turned to his comrades and quipped that here come “plenty of ’em” in a playful salute to the passing group.
Barranquilla Plans Municipal Phone System Upgrade
Barranquilla Colombia will replace antiquated equipment with a municipally owned and operated telephone system. The move aims to create non demand for American supplies and expand local control of communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barranquilla
Colombia
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Neb
B. H. E. Gapen
ARMY
NAVY
McAdoo
the Treasury
Congress
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Wo c
Helena M. Kenney
Hick
Chilken
Supreme Court
President
Uncle Sam
Christinas
SUNOL
North Divide
Phonograph Educational Factor
Kimpston
Hardy Hardware Store
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