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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1920

Page

12

Notice of Sale of Attached Property in Cheyenne County

By order of the County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska a sale is ordered for January 21 1920 at 10 am at the court house in Sidney. The property includes a Baby Grand and a Chevrolet automobile machine number 29054. Proceeds go to satisfy a 3881.65 judgment plus costs 17.90 and interest. Sheriff J W McDaniel del directs.

Cheyenne County Nebraska Towit Cheverolet Court House Sidney American Bank of Sidney Tr. F. Bock J. W. McDaniedl

Poison Candy Murder Suspect Held In Philadelphia

Philadelphia authorities probe the death of Miss Pauline Zeiss found lifeless at her home with poisoned candy suspected. A dog was found dead beside her. M. W. Smalley, a Philadelphia wool manufacturer, is held on suspicion after being identified by a relative. Police located him crouching in the Zeiss yard.

Philadelphia Pauline Zeiss M. W. Smalley Zeiss William Allen Niss Zeiss Hous

Alaska Gold Lode Mining Output Falls in 1918

A US Geological Survey report notes 25 gold lode mines operating in Alaska in 1918 with seven minor prospects. Output value dropped from 4 681 453 in 1917 to 3 473 317 in 1918 due to the Treadwell disaster and labor shortages, with Juneau remaining the center of large quartz mining and Fairbanks awaiting cheaper fuel from a government railroad.

Alaska United States Geological Survey Department of the Interior Treadwell Juneau Willow Creek Lode Fairbanks

The Oriental Student Studied by Fireflies and Snow

A World Outlook blurb recounts an ancient legend of a Chinese student who could not buy oil. He studied all night in summer by fireflies in a paper lantern and in winter by the reflection of snow, illustrating industrious learning. Dr. Kimpston Dentist, Phone 12.

Gertrude Emerson World Outlook

South Omaha Livestock Prices Rise on Moderate Tuesday Run

In Union Stock Yards South Omaha, cattle and hogs sold higher after a light cattle run, with beef prices up 15 to 25 cents and hogs about 25 to 50 cents lower. Sheep and lambs advanced 25 to 50 cents, best lambs at 18.15, feeders to 16.50, and fat ewes near 10.40, amid about 11 000 sheep and 18 000 hogs traded.

Union Stock Yards South Omaha

Man’s money vanishes in chip stack metaphor

A stack of chips is described as a chimney stack through which a man’s money goes up in smoke, illustrating financial loss and decay in a vivid metaphor.

Walking Delegate Not on Wire Then When Ben Franklin Paved

A fragment notes that Ben Franklin lightning experiments may have laid groundwork for future telephone telegraph ideas. The line implies a speculative link between early electricity experiments and later communications technology.

Ben Franklin

The Fighting American at the U S A theater

The Fighting Americans performed the third number of the High School Lyceum course at the U S A theatre Monday night in a bout deemed the hardest Sidney contest yet. The quartette offered little typical showmanship and many in attendance appeared unappreciative, while a large portion applauded the pianist more than the singers.

Mitiny

Local and Personal News Mentions and Notes

Wooldridge of the Nebraska Suite bank goes to Denver for a business trip. County Clerk F N Slawson leaves for Lincoln for equalization board meetings. Born to Mr and Mrs Samuel Fr Gilmore a handsome son. mother and child progressing nicely. Friday January 16 marks National Prohibition becoming law. Mr and Mrs IR Perkins and family depart for Colwell Idaho then California for winter. Mrs W M Fuller of Fresno visits Sidney families for several weeks. Dr William Kimpston returns to work with happiness. his amiable daughter born January 7. Mrs Kimpston and child progressing well.

Fpp Wooldridge Nebraska Suite Bank Denver Samuel Fr. Gilmore William Kimpston

France lifts ban on dead to allow repatriation

Paris Jan 5 The French government grants permission to move 24000 American servicemen buried in France. Bodies outside army zones may be removed to the United States and excluded are those interred in large American cemeteries within army zones.

Paris France United States

Clemenceau to Call League Meeting

Paris on January 5. Premier Clemenceau will informally call the first meeting of the League of Nations council as decided by the supreme council.

Clemenceau Paris League of Nations Council Supreme Council

W C T U Met elects officers in Lincoln street home

The Jatmarythe Frances Willard Union held its monthly meeting at Mrs AA Studd on West Lincoln street. Officers elected: W J Shoemaker president, O Z Owens vice president, M Martin recording secretary, W R Petit corresponding secretary, S W Morliss treasurer, Perry Coler press superintendent. Mrs Martin assistant. Treasurers report notes jubilee fund paid and French orphan aid. Wives of ministers named vice presidents. Next, study of Nebraska civil government planned with first lesson at Mrs Hugh D Moore's home taught by Mrs Perry Coler.

Jatmarythe Frances Willard Union M. Martin Nebraska Ilugh D. Moore Perry Coler

Stork Welcomed In Holland At Resting Place

In The Hague storks are treated with respect and given favored nests. Households provide special facilities for nests, with many birds maintained at public expense to boost the local spectacle.

Holland the Hague

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