Americans Ship Food Aid to Warsaw Under Hoover Plan
Relief contributed by Americans of Polish and Polish Jewish origin, totaling about $2,000,000, funds 7,000 tons of cereals and medicines. The cargo, arranged through the United States Food Administration, sails from New York to Danzig and up the Vistula to Warsaw for distribution to the neediest in Poland irrespective of religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Hoover
New York
Pram
Newark
Danzig
Weseward Ho
Vistula
Poland
United States Food Administration
Graudenz
Sus
More War Prisoners Freed
The War Department released names of Chicago and Midwest prisoners in Germany returned to France. Included are Thomas EF Stanfroth Detroit Michigan Castar HT Arnstrom Annetisburg Iowa Fred O Selimette Farmers Retreat Indiana Jess Up Karns Pleasantville Iowa IH Levin Athea Michigan Arthur G Ziemer Watertown Wisconsin Styles Radcline 482 North State Street Chicago Elmer Up Rapp Shannon Cliffs Iowa John Miller Wing Whor Orin HW Maltike Libertyville Maryland Arnold F Brehmer Colin Wisconsin Walter Whipple Geponset UK James Morgan Vincennes Indiana James J Murphy Des Moines Ia.
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Washington
War Department
Chcago
Middle West
Germany
France
Thomas EF
Stanfroth
Detroit
Mich
Castar HT Arnstrom
Styles Radcline
Noath State Street
Chicago
Elmer Up Rapp
Shannon Clifs
Iowa
John Miller
Wing
Orin HW. Malitke
Libertysille
Arnold F. Brehmer
Collin
Wis
Walter Whipple
Eponset
James Morgan
Vincennes
James J. Murphy
Des Moines
American consul Lima? Guadalajara diplomat dies in Mexico
Mexico City reports the death of John R. Shhman American consul at Guadalajara since 1916 and diplomatic representative with President Carranza from 1914 to 1915. A Princeton graduate of 1879, he belonged to the same class as President Wilson and died in Guadalajara from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
John R.shhman
Guadalajara
United States
Carranza
Silliman
Princeton University
Wilson
Rev Wardelin Elected President of Soumi College
Rev John Wardelin of Waukegan NL was elected president of Soumi college at Ilapeok Michigan on January 20 to succeed Dr J K Nikander. The historic vote names Wardelin to lead the Finnish institution in its ongoing development and outreach.
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Wardelin
Finn College
Ilapeok
Mich
John Wardelin
Waukegan, NL
Soumi (Find) College
J. KL Nikander
Market Prices for Flour Butter Eggs and Livestock
The United States food administration flour standards list varying prices by type and grade, including barley flour $6.50, corn flour $7.50, white rye $8.75, dark rye $8.25, and spring wheat $9.75 to $10.00 per barrel. Butter creamery extras at 92 score show quotes around 4.4 cents, eggs at mixed firsts 7–8 cents, and dressed poultry with turkeys at 4 cents per pound. Cattle ranges show choice to prime steers at $18.60–$19.50, yearlings $13.00–$19.50, hogs from $17.35 to $18.00, lambs around $14.00, and potatoes at $1.80–1.90 per 100 pounds.
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United States Food Administration
ST Maitss
Alibi Club Hosts Dinner and Club News
Last Saturday honored A A Abimans hirtiadas as Mrs Ahdian invited the Alibi Club to dinner with Sidney members and out of town guests. The Natal day of Farmer Alling was celebrated. Mrs Lo Wo flmimer entertained sixteen with cards and refreshments. The Pers home hosted eleven for supper and enjoyed a pleasant gathering. The Altai sews begins a year with new resolve after quarantine. Wes George Plein, secretary, and Mrs clash Topolski, treasurer, lead a full year. The first meeting was at the parsonage January 6 with a large dinner. Next was a Lindh amd owas Thursday night for a public card session. All members notified January 30 meeting with Mrs Miles. Mrs Sarah Goalwin held a luncheon for fourteen. Mrs Spitler won a prize, and Tmach was served at five. Mrs Goodwin created a welcoming home atmosphere.
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Ahdian
Alibi Club
Sidney
Iliber
Natal Das
Farmer Alling
Phe Altai
Becauuse
Quarautine
Misolin Simones
Wes George Plein
Seergrary
Clash Topolski
Vaiss Minstuermumn
Abis
Lindh Amd Owas
Miles
Sarah Goalwin
Spitler
Roodwin Ins
Insomnia and its cures by diet and exercise
A doctor describes two kinds of insomnia. One keeps you awake with vivid thoughts until dawn, the other fares better briefly but leaves you unfreshed. He attributes the first to undigested rich foods and suggests meatless dinners. the second to lack of exercise, recommending daily activity, cold baths, and a rub down to end the condition.
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Son
Rhythm as the Pulse of Poetry and Prose
The passage argues that rhythm powerfully shapes reading, granting psychological sway and even enabling ideas to emerge that prose cannot. It notes free verse may suit moods between high poetry and prose, while acknowledging critics who claim rhythm’s strongest effects lie in its capacity to convey intense, colloquial states.
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Les
Conrad Atkin
Dial
Helping One Another And The Courage Of Daily Duty
A quotation discusses steadying others’ principles and avoiding undue self appointed burdens. It praises quiet everyday courage, resisting temptation, and honoring duty while recognizing worries born from imagination or others’ lives.
City Life Shows Neighbors Clash Over Rural Shift
City residents debate moving neighbors to the countryside to grow produce and ease city demand for conveniences. The piece frames urban life as a mental struggle over cost and quality of living in a bustling Chicago context.
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Chicago News
Y W C A Big Sister Helps Strike Hardship for Girls
In Michigan a factory town of displaced workers is eased by two Y W C A secretaries and eight men who arrive with tar paper cots and blankets. They build a ward with hot lunches, clean towels, and beds, transforming dire conditions into a communal shelter for forty girls. The workers praise the Y W C A for turning hardship into care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Carona
Michigan
Labor Department
Chicago
Minager
Pritz-Carleton
Y. W. Cc
Estate of Henry Baatels notice to creditors
In the Matter of the Estate of Henry Baatels Deceased creditors are notified to appear at the County Court Room Sidney Cheyenne County on May 16 1919 to examine all claims for adjustment and allowance. Claims must be presented within three months from February 16 1919 debts payable within one year from January 16 1919. Witness the seal of the County Court. County Judge Chambers.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Henry Baatels
Sidney
AL D
Said
Gloomy Boarder Replies About Wild Notmals At Breakfast
Two boarders spar over why wild notmals crave their chops. First asks why they seek meat, Second jokes they mimic the breakfast crowd, noting the puzzling but comic mischief.
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U. S
John R. Silliman
Mexico
Mro
Perns Seung
Pers
Industrial Woman’s Service Club
Katherine Holland Brown
Telegraph
M M Bowman
Office of the Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Oliver
Henry Tiargens
Nebr
Crowfoot
Fleming
Colo
Browrd
Wolfar Eare
AO Ernest. Datton
Neb
Jobo
Saxon
C. M. Wright
A. A. Athlmlan
Curoe
AL Sitlman
Osborn & Jorgenson
Studt & Hink
Hink
Fullerton
Lodgepole
Clair Gustin
ZB Gustin
Or Chambers
Rose Street
Yes
Thornaday
Co Couch
Tornaday
Iouse
Geol W
Puckett
Salie
Good Furnace
HL Hammer
Potter
BC i Gin Care
C.F Livont
Tillsdale
Wyo
Twin City
P & OO
Tarvey
Heitz
Peet
Bpordson Tractor
van Brunt
W. Trornaday
Vanalssuyn
John Walsh
Big Big Mitchell
Livoni & Son
John
Livoni & Son, Sidney, Nebr
Tunsurance
City Loans
Boarder
Nebraska State Bank
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