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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1918

Page

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More Farms in the Best County Arrive for Cheyenne soil venture

A group led by J. H. Harms of Chester Nebraska Adolph Sorgy and John Groshaus of Dreshler Nebras ka owning north table land near Henry Gros haus brother of John arrive for a Cheyenne county soil gold dust project August Wolf of Dreshler handles carpentry. They traveled in two cars but one broke down at Renesaw and a replacement was rented. Dr W A Zwink dentist Osborn Building

Coason Cheyenne County J. H. Harms Chester Nebraska Adolph Sorgy John Groshaus Dreshler Henry Groshaus John August Wolf Renesaw

War Savings Explain Need Spreads Through Nebraska

Harry O. Palmer executive secretary to Ward Burgess State Director of War Savings passed through Sidney on New Year’s Day en route to Ogallala where he spoke on the nations need of war saving. He will return to Sidney to meet the Cheyenne County War Savings Committee and explain War Savings. Earlier he spoke at Bridgeport Bayard Alliance Antioch and Huffland. Misses Harriet and Ann Radcliffe were New Year’s guests at an inner party given by Mrs. Minna Jewett in Lodgepole.

Harry O. Palmer Omaha Ward M. Burgess Sidney Ogallala Mr. Palmer Cheyenne County War Savings Committee Bridgeport Bayard Alliance Antioch Huffland Harriet Ann Radcliffe Minna Jewett

Alleged Non-Patriots Brought To Account In Potter

A Potter county jail sequence centers on James Kane and Carl Henry Keenan for draft-related failures and unpatriotic remarks. George Davis, formerly in the public eye, was jailed after altercations at the post office and Red Cross, then compelled to kiss the flag and publish a notice of allegiance. The episode ends with Davis held for arraignment and Potter villagers delivering a cautioned mock patriotism.

Bastise James Kane Hunstman Superior Nebraska Carl Henry Keenan Uncle Sam George Davis Potter George Gunderson Leafdale Red Cross Davis Kimball Mr. Davis Gunderman Jack Benedict Mr. McNeill Sidney Oberfelder

Change in County Board of Commissioners Acclaimed

N W Troelstrup resigned as third district commissioner to focus on Grand Island venture and family location. Grant Brady was appointed to fill the vacancy by the County Clerk, Treasurer, and Judge, praised for his standing and service to the county.

N. W. Troelstrup Troelstrup Grand Island Grant Brady Brady

Sidney Resident Ladely Executes Missions in County Seat

Thomas E. Ladely of Sidney drew several missions in the county seat on Thursday, according to local records. The brief item notes his presence and activities, with no further details on purpose or outcomes.

Thomas E. Ladely Sidney Draw

Coming to U S A Theatre Wm S Martin Latest Picture

William S Martin brings a new and grand film to the U S A Theatre titled The Celp Beck. The release promises a notable showcase in this cinema week with Martin as star and producer in a prime entertainment feature.

Cheyenne County Farm Bureau Organized

At Dalton last Saturday December 29 the Quarterly County Convention of the Farmers Union voted to organize a Farm Bureau. Federal Agent Campbell explained the cause as a war measure and the group pledged support for a County Agent with government funds and local petitioned funding to reach 2000 dollars. A January 14 meeting in Sidney aims to formalize the Bureau with full operation hoped by February 1.

Dalton Farmers Union Colorado Points Campbell Farm Bureau C. J. Osborn S. H. Babb L. F. Cunningham Cheyenne County Uncle Sam Board of County Commissioners Sidney

Well Known Young Man Badly Hurt at Ranch

A Christmas time accident at John Siefer's ranch, twenty five miles northeast of Sidney, injured Steve Hopkins by mangling his left arm below the elbow while feeding a corn shredder. He lost the arm and was taken to Dalton for amputation. he is recovering and adapting to life with his new condition.

John Siefer Sidney Steve Hopkins Dalton Mr. Hopkins

Knights to Initiate Large Class Sunday

Sunday will see the Knights of Columbus initiate a class of thirty five candidates. Mass will be said at nine o'clock for the Knights. In the afternoon degree work will occur at the KC Hall followed by a banquet in honor of the new members.

Knights,of Columbus Knights K.'C

New Year Guests arrive from Gurley and Ong

Mr and Mrs Walter Anderson and Mr and Mrs Leslie Rudd of Gurley and Miss Emma Anderson of Ong Nebraska were New Year's Day guests of Mr and Mrs A A Rudd.

Walter Anderson Leslie Rudd Gurley Emma Anderson Ong, Nebraska A.A. Rudd

Dodge Cars Carload On The Way From Osborne

M. W. Osborne will have a carload of Dodge Cars in a few days. If interested, call.

M. W. Osborne

Stars of the Week Parade at the Deal

Elaine Hammerstein William Farnum Emmy Whelen Vivian Martin Edna Goodrich Gladys Brockwell and William Hart star in a weekly feature at the Deal, highlighting top performers and project highlights.

Elaine Hammerstein William''farnum Emmy 'Whelen Vivian Martin Edna Goodrich Gladys Brockwell William Hart Mack Sexnett Chas. Murray Wayland Trask Mary Thurman Price Pathe Weekly

No More Draft Calls Before February 15th

Official bulletin No 26 quotes the local board stating no further formal calls for deferred percentages of the present quota before February 15. Boards should send forward men under old regulations to fill deficiencies, while the new classification system will apply to those late in order numbers. calls will soon be made under section 149 for the special class noted.

Crowder

Jonathan Apples At One Fifteen Per Bushel

Furer Grocery Co lists Jonathan apples priced at $1.15 per bushel. Phone 169 for orders or inquiries.

Jonathan Furer Grocery CO

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