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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
5
A readable crossword puzzle note introduces Cross-Word Puzzle No 3 The Four Angles with hints of an interlocked grid. It mentions several unkeyed letters and only one technical name and one abbreviation, describing it as approachable for beginners and veteran players.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Seidel returned to Sterling from Mason City and other Iowa locales after a holiday auto journey. They outran a blizzard but faced 38 to 40 degrees below zero, deep snow, drifted roads, and four and a half days from Omaha to Sterling. An adaptable drive with a scoop shovel and three worn-out chains kept them safe.
A twelve man crew from the Western Public Service company is pushing ahead with the Broadwater transmission line. They arrived in Bridgeport on Wednesday to string wires on previously erected poles. The work is expected to take two to three weeks and the crew will make Bridgeport their headquarters during progress. Remodernizing the distribution service in Bridgeport is also rapidly nearing completion.
Jad Tunkins criticizes fault finding and lack of reward in a Washington Star commentary. The note questions affordability and the absence of incentives, reflecting editorial frustration with public discourse.
Readable fragments indicate plate gines for Windschias and five doors installed at a project, suggesting updates to hardware and fittings. No further clear details available from the damaged text.
A four or five piece male outfit emerges consisting of a coat a vest and three pairs of trousers. Knicker style knickers spread nationwide except in the middle west. Beaches resorts and trains show knickers and heavy hose popular.
The piece argues children respond to a gentle mix of light touch and firm limits. It warns against ridicule and sarcasm as tools of adults. It notes children dislike mockery and will push back, while affectionate guidance from grandmothers and liked teachers yields cooperation. It also links home humor from fathers to behavioral trouble in sons.
Rural Bavarian houses still standing in Farewinburg trace back to 1080. The ancient structures survive amid modern development and local lore, highlighting medieval building methods and regional history.
The article highlights Henry Ford turning wood scraps from car cabinet shops into pulp for paper used to wrap parts and for plant use. It argues waste reduction lowers costs and urges other industries and individuals to adopt reuse and recycling practices to cut expenses and wastefulness.
A U S Department of Agriculture survey shows about 145000 radio sets across 2850 agricultural counties, averaging 57 sets per county. Some 600 licensed stations now cater to farmers with daily market data, weather reports, harvest season alerts, and extension courses from agricultural schools.
A community increasingly raises poultry as the egg industry grows into a major business. The article notes high production, better chicken care, and the economic benefits that keep chickens valuable beyond their prime laying years. It urges residents not to fear more chickens as prosperity grows with poultry.
James Gilbaugh six year old son of Mr and Mrs Walter Gilbaugh of Bingham was killed instantly when a runaway team crushed his head between a truck and a wagon in the yards. Witnesses rushed to aid but he died at once. Funeral held Thursday in Bingham with burial in the local cemetery. The family has suffered multiple losses in recent years and the community offers its sympathy.
Dr. and Mrs. P. C. Mockett depart January 15 for two months aboard the 8.8 Resolute sailing January 24 from New York with a 400 passenger capacity. First stop Havana then through the Panama Canal to Peru and inland excursions to Inca ruins and Titicaca, continuing via Magellan Strait to Punta Arenas and up the Atlantic coast to Argentina Uruguay and Brazil, returning to New York in late March. They plan to resume residence in Kimball after early April.
In Weld and Logan counties Colorado prospectors report possible diamond finds. Leonard Miner of Willard district unearthed a topaz colored stone resembling a diamond in brilliance and clarity. Geologists note ancient formations in eastern Weld and western Logan counties may host diamond deposits, making the prospect plausible.
Mr and Mrs Frank Gonzales their ten year old son and Michael Abello their stepson of Mitchell were hospitalized after a Saturday crash when their automobile collided with a street car in Denver. Abello drove and is said to have lost control. The two boys were released soon after with minor injuries. Mr Gonzales suffered a fractured shoulder and cuts while Mrs Gonzales had several broken ribs. They will stay in hospital for several days.
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