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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1909
Page
5
A juniors banquet at the home of Joseph Oberfelder honors Miss Chase. The plan to escort her to the event failed as she was spirited away by seniors and returned unharmed about 11 pm. The evening featured class colors black and gold, a refreshed reception, and a delayed but enjoyed repast.
The Chicago Record-Herald describes its Sunday Magazine as a costly, high quality supplement rivaling top weeklies. It highlights famous authors and artists, serial novels, and the humorist Dooley’s successor, noting the venture’s success and lasting presence with each Sunday issue.
The Telegraph lists proof letter files for sale, inviting interested buyers to inquire about availability and pricing. The notice notes unspecified quantities and terms, with no further details on contents or origin.
The lodge expresses deep sympathy for Solomon J Hammel's passing. Resolutions drape the charter in mourning for thirty days and copies are mailed to the bereaved brother. Charles Greene of South Omaha visits the Griffith home as Mrs Griffith’s nephew.
A Philadelphia Record item recalls an eight year old boy who proudly states he was one of the three students able to answer the teacher’s question. He names Sam Ffarris and Harry Stone as the other two. The question asked who broke the glass in the back window.
A Atchison girl, sure the carpenter was poor, learns on eve of nuptials that he has 150 dollars in the bank. He hid the wealth to win love for himself, not his money, the Atchison Globe reports.
A summer urchin witnesses the Fundy tides recede rapidly and exclaims in astonishment that someone has pulled the ocean’s plug, capturing a coastal marvel in a child’s vivid, humorous observation.
Mrs E D Conklin of Gordon Nebraska endorses Doan's Kidney Pills, claiming they helped relatives and cured kidney ills. Advertisement notes kidney failure risks from overwork and urges use of the product sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 50 cents.
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