Weather and social notes from Hungry Gulch district
Winter weather shines as Werner and Adnan Jessen visit, while Otto Holtman family repairs the Jewell farm. Manon Wolf and wife stop at Olson home. Oscar Olson visits Holtman. Glen and Floyd Wise visit Sidney. Linde family returns from Peetz Colorado after two week stay. District 68 holds Saturday school to make up epidemic time. Manon Wolf buys three cows from Tolson. Ira Bennett and wife visit V Wise family. Fans Dr Wimpston Dentist. Phone 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner
Adnan Jessen
Wise
Otto Holtman
Jewell Farm
Manon Wolf
Olson
Oscar Olson
Holtman
Glen
Floyd Wise
Sidney
Wayne Forney
Tolson
Ira Bennett
V. Wise
Local Figure Headlines and Small Town Moves
Mayor Uptegrove and family returned Sunday from a month in Lincoln. Dr Glenn Bliss and wife now reside in Seattle, with The Telegraph following them. Bentley and Charlton returned from Excelsior Springs improved by baths. Arlo Shepherd and a business trip companion head to Denver. LooF Cunningham from Gurley was busy in town and attended the Pura Dunk meeting. Mr and Mrs Don Devine traveled to York to attend a funeral in influenza's wake. Miss White received a telegram summoning her to St Louis for a sister's death. Mrs Kenneth Agnew is substituting in the eighth crude. FELW Worden visited Norfolk to see parents. Mrs Wilson of Torrington spent a short time in the city en route to her sick daughter, met by daughter Miss Slazel Wilson, a nurse in Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss White
St Louis
Kenneth Agnew
Wilson
Torrington
City
Slazel Wilson
Potter
Marine Workers Abide by War Labor Board Ruling
U S ruling on New York marine workers strike awaited as officers say they will follow the board. President Wilson cables to the War Labor Board urging action to end the stoppage delaying troop and supply movements. Strikers to accept any board finding and end the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Workers
Washington, Dun
Harebor
New York
War Labor Board
Wilson
Cable
Washington
War and Navy Departments
Shipping Board and
Railroad Administration
Secretary of Labor
Nationalo War Labor Board
Shipping Board and Railroad Administration
National War Board
Marine Workers’ Affiliation
Sunol Notes Mention Local Visits and Farm Activities
Sunol reports a mised car of cattle and hogs shipped last week and hogs delivered by Z Gentry. Esther Booth, Franciis family, and A Dodvill visited Sidney Saturday. Teachers and pupils were entertained by Mr and Mrs Craig with an oyster supper after late games. Tom Allington delivered cattle to AL Bauer for Emil Englert. Floyh Jackson installed a bank door. W Smith visited Lusk, Wyoming. Albert Fenske and Chas Lawson run “Bachelors Hall” at the Fenske residence. Mrs Claude Sidders planned Caspar Wyoming visit on Saturday. Mrs A Bauer visited Sunol Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Gentry
Sunol
Craig
Tom Allington
AL AL Bauer
Emil Englert
Floyh Jackson
W Smith
Lusk
Wyoming
Albert Fenske
Chas Lawson
Fenske
Claude Sidders
Casper
A) Bauer
Miss Wooldridge Engaged in Nebraska Bank Post
Miss Aeclen Wooldridge is now engaged in the Nebraska State Bank as assistant cashier. Her father is the president. Miss Wooldridge resigned a similar position in the Cheyenne County Bank at Lodgepole. Most gratifying reports come from Rochester Minn where Qt ink at his wife’s bedside shows improvement. Jessie Pippin returned Tuesday to her Ontario home after three weeks with her sister Mrs FA Burger. She was entertained at many affairs and leaves Sidney with pleasant thoughts of its social atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeclen Wooldridge
Nebraska State Bank
Miss Wooldridge
Cheyenne
Lodgepole
Rochester
Minn
Jessie Pippin
Tesday
Ontario
Mrs FA Burger
Sidney
Local notes recall travel and misfortune in small town
Mrs Rosa Johnston returned from a Chicago trip and visits in Iowa and Mission. She plans to go home near Dalton with son Fred to follow later by car. Sol Willis paid up and walked with help after a hip rheumatism outbreak affects the town. George Van Alystein’s garage was robbed, car and beer were stolen, with no clue yet. Dr J Vo Cradit, recently discharged for war service, returns to practice in the old town, recalling the Cradit family who lived there years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Johnston
Chicago
Iowa
Misson
George van Alystein
J. Vo Cradit
North Carolina
Cradit
Bulgaria's War Losses Reported in Sofia
Bulgaria reports total war losses of 101,224 killed and missing and 1,152,599 wounded, plus 10,825 prisoners. After a Macedonia retreat many died of influenza, exhaustion, and famine, with 90,000 captured. A typhus outbreak in Sofia exceeds 400 cases, blamed on soap, disinfectants, and underclothing shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Bulgaria
Macedonia
British Ship Brings Heroes to New York
New York on January 13 saw arrival of the British steamship Saloa with 535 American troops aboard. The 495th Squadron and 698th Fifth Battalion troops, trench artillery, and 170 casuals were sent, with no wounded on board. Some veterans aboard had been wounded in action but recovered. They embarked at Brest. Also, the American vessel Themisto arrived from Cette, France, carrying 72 naval men including sailors from the cruiser Buffalo and mine sweepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Saloa
Brest
Themisto
Cette
France
Buffalo
U. S. Steamer Castalia Reported Sinking Off Canada
The United States steamship Castalia, a U S Shipping Board vessel, is reported sinking near Canso after departing Quebec for Halifax on December 30. U S naval boats have been dispatched to offer assistance and rescue efforts are underway with weather conditions affecting operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castalis
Canso
Montreal
Can
Castalia
United States Shipping Board
U.S
Quebec
Halifax
Judge Snitkin Disbarred in New York Case
Leonard A Snitkin, once a municipal court judge, was disbarred by the New York Appellate Division on the Bar association’s recommendation after his 1940 Indiana federal conviction for fraudulently obtaining military service exemption for a client.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leonard A Snitkin
Indiana
Supreme Court
New York Bar Association
Bonds Stolen In Lewisville Bank Robbery
In Newcastle Indiana on January 13 the First National Bank of Lewisville was robbed of about 50 000 in Liberty bonds. About thirty five safety deposit boxes were opened by the criminals, with theft suspected to involve a coordinated break in overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Lewisville
Ind
Newcastle
Rabbits Wanted for Shipment and Prices Paid
Advert for Fairmont Creamery Go of Grand Island Nebraska seeking to buy as many rabbits as possible. Offers full shipping information and payment terms. Also promotes Hardy Hardware Store for winter range supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont Creamery
Grand Island
Nebr
Hardy Hardware Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. S. Stafford
THE
Mena Ptaeh -Merican Ress Association
Frances FE. Knox
Noboody
Wimpston
Uptegrove
Lincoln
Glenn Bliss
Seattle
Telegraph
Bentley and Son
Charlton
Excelsior Springs
Arlo Shepherd
Denver
Loof Cunningham
Gurley
Mro
Don Devine
York, Nebraska
Mr Devine
Felw) Worden
Norfolk
Nebraska
Wilsor Agts
U. S
Esther Booth
Franciis
Mr Oo
A Dodvill
Willard
Gheyenne County
Sol Willis
Taloa
A Snitkin
Gars
Wier & Hamilton
F. F. O. G., R. B. G., Solitaire Brands
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