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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1917

Page

3

Installing Officers Shine At Sidney Eudora Lodge D of H

The Odd Fellows hall hosted a grand installation Friday for Sidney Eudora Lodge D of H with Mrs. Mary Shoemaker on piano. Officers inducted included Mrs. Julia Scanlon, Miss Mabel Wallick, and Mrs. Ella Couch, followed by a lunch and thanks to the outgoing chief. The Rebecca Lodge also installed officers led by Oscar Ericson and Helen Lancaster, with an after-meeting lunch.

Odd Fellows’ Hall Sidney Eudora Lodge D Mary Shoemaker Margaret Worden Frances Knox Carrie Hartway Elizabeth Schroeder Margaret Wilnes Ruth Fast Grace Riggs S. Wilnes Julia Scanlon Trognitz M. Worden Scanlon Griffith Worden Wilnes Schroeder Rebecca Lodge Oscar Ericson Noble Grand Helen Lancaster Ella Williams Edna Granneman Darnell Ericson Clara Stuht Chaplin Lewis Yollie Wiliams O’cock H. Schroder F. Ackerman E. J. Sweet Grand Lodge Fontenelle Hotel

Helping Out and Domestic Science Debate in Cities

A clipped exchange notes a daughter's interest in domestic science and her mother’s housework, with remarks on old methods. The dialogue mentions a new neighbor and concerns about five tile boys and exposed library windows, cited from city papers Kansas City Journal and Birmingham Age-Herald.

Kansas City Journal Rly Birmingham Age-Herald

Two of Kind in Detroit Free Press Quote

A Detroit Free Press item quotes a couplet where a man says he owes his entire life to his wife and credits her for everything he owns. The remark underscores spousal influence in the household.

Detroit Free Press

Dorothy the Doll and the Muddy Ice Slide

Dorothy, a pretty doll, wears pretty clothes in autumn. Her mother dresses her for a visit to grandma then Dorothy slides onto ice and sinks into mud spoiling her velvet coat. The next day they travel to grandma for a happy week. Also a yes or no guessing game about famous places or objects.

Dorothy

County Agent Sets 191 Percent Projects For Year

At the regular monthly meeting of the Farmers Association Directors the major projects chosen for the year include Farm Management Boys and Girls Club Work Potato Work disease control seed selection and treatment and marketing Time constraints require the County Agent to spend most days in the field with Saturdays kept for office work Minor projects include Cat Smut Wheat Smut Blackleg Ground Squirrel Eradication Crop Records Corn Work Farmers Exchange Farmers Institutes Agricultural Tours Community Organization and Pure bred Livestock Promotion The outline shows a full schedule with field focus and limited office time.

Farmers’ Association

Directors Meet Form Kimball County Farm Loan Assn

Board members convened at 11 Tuesday to finalize organization and admit 14 new members bringing total to 32. Directors from three districts chosen, officers elected, by laws adopted, and a three member loan committee named with Ed Lee as alternate.

Kimball ‘County National Farm Loan Association County Agents Office Association Oliver Stephens Chas. Huff E.R. Hodges Geo. A. Ernst A.B. Houghtaling Robert F. Pahl Chas. A. Overton Ed M. Lee W. A. Schwenak Ed. M. Lee R. E. Holland Secy-Treas A. B. Houghtaling W. A. Schwenck Ed Lee

Practical Health Hint Wrong Eating

A state health board bulletin emphasizes natural foods for health. It warns heavy rich fried and processed fare causes headaches constipation and biliousness, prompting reliance on pills. In contrast fruits vegetables milk and cereals align with nature, prevent digestive troubles and avoid the medicine habit.

Bulletin State Board of Health

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