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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1913

Page

6

Baptismal service for Baumayer’s girl at Lutheran church

Last week’s notes report a baptismal service planned for July 15 at the Lutheran church with Miss Baumayer to baptize her daughter in the afternoon. Other items note Mrs. Wm Stable visiting Pine Bluff residents, travels of Dr. Ames and Rev. A Murless, Miss Hansen visiting relatives, a wild west Fourth Program, and community events including a Catholic dance and a fatal heart failure of Julius Nelson of the South Divide.

Luthean Church Miss Hansen Cheyenne P. Hansen Freda Anderson Nora Anderson Burk Ames Sidney Trowbridge North Divide James Reddy KE H Quinn Clarence Babb Dalton Daisy Morfeld Julius Nelson South Divide Wisconsin

Local notes and social flows around Sidney region

Clara celebrates as Sauer finishes flax seeding on 320 acres for Mc Nish Land Co. at Sidney. Social life centers on dances at the Crimson Rambler Ranch and Montauk Ranch. Norfolk visitors, Bay Ranch stay, and local farmers report dry spell but optimism. People travel to aid, visit, and improve homesteads, with new telephone members Rolman and Frame joining.

Sauer McNish Land Co Sidney Chas Livoni Daugherty PP. Kneeman Madden Ickes F. Korsmeyer Higgins Gertrude Atherton Geo. Selch Quinn Boys Fred Cushing Irebs Montauk Ranch Jos. Rolman Ray Frame Chas. Kinnersley Wyoming

A Good Investment by W D Magli Whitemound Merchant

W D Magli, a well known Whitemound Wisconsin merchant, bought a stock of Chamberlain medicines to supply customers. After receipt he fell ill and declares one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more than the entire stock. For sale by all dealers.

W. D. Magli Whitemound Wis Chamberlain Kennedy

Local Social Roundup From Lodgepole and Nearby

Miss Blanche Faber left Lodgepole Tuesday for Kimball to organize a music class. Betty Hinman of North Platte visited Jeannette Alden over the weekend. George Trandley has returned to Portland, Oregon, with Mrs. Hiandley driving to Sidney. Roy Libby of Chappell visited his parents J. W. Harris on Sunday. Ruley and Porter Tate traveled from Oklahoma City Monday to visit C L Tate. Schwake and Florence Schwake of Lincoln arrived Saturday for a visit with the Bates family. Florence will stay longer. Joe Leintosh and family visited lat, who has been seriously ill. Mrs Aldoans was a Sidney visitor Tuesday. Charlie Mitshill stopped by Sunday on his way to Omaha to visit his hospitalized wife. Peter Kellum and wife returned home from a visit near Grand Island and plan to reside there.

Blanche Faber Kimball Betty Hinman North Platte Jeannette Alden George Trandley Portland Oregon Hiandley Lodepole Sidney Roy Libby Chappell J. W. Harris Ruley Porter Tate Oklahoma City We Pavelat Aldoans Charlie Mitshill Ats Omaha Peter Kellum Grand Island

Royal Italian Guards Band Led by Signor Lacerenza Visits Chautauqua

The Royal Italian Guards Band from Venice, directed by Signor Lacerenza, arrives for the ten weeks of Chautauqua engagement after prior tours in Italy. Victor of New York organized the group, which has performed across Europe and on royal commands, and will close the festival with a climactic concert after completing seventy six engagements in Kansas and Oklahoma towns.

Royal Italian Guards Band Redpath Hornet Lakewood Inn Lakewood N. J Brighton Beach New York Signor Lacerenza Boys’ Musical College Naples Victor Venice America Europe Italy Kansas Oklahoma

The Nothingness Of Death In Lucretius Style

Text presents a Lucretian meditation on death asserting that mind, body, and self dissolve at death and hold no power to disturb the living. It argues time and reconstitution beyond death would not concern or affect us once self consciousness ends.

Earth Heaven Titus Lucretius Carus

Fresh Candy Box Offer From Sidney Drug Co

Sidney Drug Co promotes a friendly offer inviting customers to call for a nice box of fresh candy, highlighting a simple, local service that encourages inquiries and orders.

A Remarkable Feat At The Henhouse On Broadway

Elenry Dixey tells a Broadway friend he is rehearsing as a thief in a play by stealing one of his own chickens each morning. He boasts he has eaten thirty chickens in thirty days and that the chickens now cackle when he sneaks into the henhouse, wishing he were in Dixey.

Elenry Dixey Broadway Henry Scott Lipplecott

Poem Fragment About a Castle In the Air by Floyd Wagaman

A poetic fragment describes an illusion of a noble castle in the air and warns to replace it with a solid foundation. The verse urges building on reality with a rock base, contrasting fleeting glory with enduring substance. The lines reference snow crowned turrets and earthly ambitions.

Floyd P? Wagaman

The Will To Wield Power and Kingship Tales

A pair of brief anecdotes contrasts humor and absurdity. The first recalls a royal Canada visit where a cowboy interpreter mockingly questions whether a whiskered runt might become king of England. The second lampoons a physics professor's boastful willpower lecture, only to be humored by a clever student.

Duke of York England British Columbia Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post

Language, Letters, and Laughter Across Borders

James Reynolds discusses Paris trade conference with Senator Root about language hurdles while Daudet and publishers clash over Sappho. Daudet learns spelling matters, switching from Sapho to Sappho with two p s as advised. The exchange highlights cross language and publishing quirks.

James

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