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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1922

Page

16

For Sale Sectional Maps and Farm Equipment Bundle

Small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale by The Telegraph at five cents each. For sale an outfit including a Hart-Parr tractor 15-30, a Case separator 26-46, an 8-bottom John Deere plow with gribble and breaker bottoms and 18 lags, a 550 gallon tank priced at 1500 dollars. In A No 1 condition buyer may give bankable paper for full amount. Arthur Schubarth, one mile south and twelve miles west of Gurley.

Arthur Schubarth Gurley

Odd Newspaper Tale Sparks Bargain Joke

A husband reads a long absurd news item aloud to his wife and asks for reaction. She praises the “splendid bargain,” urging him to buy half a dozen as her shirts run low, in a humorous London AB sewers snippet.

Hubby London

Vision from a Wavecrest in Griggs Poem

A single wavecrest reveals a vision from Edward Howard Griggs about life as a boat in rough seas. The speaker finds brief glimpses of distant islands with fronds and mountains before the trough sinks again. The next scene remains unknowable, offering only the uncertain horizon ahead.

Edward Howard Griggs

Fourth of July Celebration Shines in Peetz.

Rain revived crops and lifted farmers spirits in the community with a daylong Fourth of July celebration at Frank Finz ranch. Rev T Porter Bennett spoke, a Peetz Colorado boys orchestra played, and sports included races, bucking competitions, and a tug of war against Nebraska. An accident and injuries touched the day, including J M Nelson being hurt by a bucking mule and a girl hit in the eye by a thrown ball. Wil Jendes and family returned from Deshler after accompanying a burial.

Frank Peet Peetz Mads Larson Frank Finzlitt T. Porter Bennett Sidney Colorado Nebraska J. M. Nelson Jim

Cord Tire Equipment On All Chevrolet Closed Models

A notice states cord tire equipment applies to all Chevrolet closed models. Details specify conformity standards and potential requirements for owners to update vehicles to meet safety guidelines.

Chevrolet

Copenhagen Maidens Charm The World Traveler On The Streak

A World Traveler notes Copenhagen women as petite chic figures along Fifth Avenue like Sunlit promenades. In Langelinie and Rosenborg grounds they appear in twos and threes with copper brown hair and dimples, rivaling Parisian polish and English complexions amid Baltic fogs. The piece revels in afternoon walks and the end of charm at dusk.

Fifth Avenue New York Copenhagen Norway Anders Zorn Langelinie Rosenborg Palace Baltic England Lfe Denmark

Oldest Words Reflect Ancient Human Speech Patterns

In a compact reflection on language origins, this piece notes babies imitate sounds for objects and events, from cow calls to crow names. It traces how many animal names arise from natural sounds and highlights onomatopoeia like murmur as expressions of wind through trees.

Baby Corow

Pearla on trees described as pearllike growths

A round white growth resembling a pearl appears at bamboo tree joints in Java. Analyzed as nearly pure carbonate of lime, similar to oyster pearls. These pearls are also found on coconut, teak, and pomegranate trees.

Java

Mrs Worrlat Lectures Ruth on Frugality and Change

In 1923 a concerned visitor judges Ruth and her husband for changing habits from lively gatherings to thrift. The older woman laments rising costs, explains scrimping, and notes how modern life drains pleasures while coal and meat costs rise. A month later she visits Clarissa, reflecting on dwindling hospitality and youthful enthusiasm.

Rufus Jim Ruth Clarissa Rotary

Spark Good Beau and the Handy Engineer in Social Lore

Doris at luncheon extols the value of having an electrical engineer as a friend especially for apartment life. A chorus notes engineers are popular dates because they fix flat irons curlers grills and other appliances. George, a college man, is kept on standby for emergencies and dinners, enhancing social leverage and fudge or card games.

Doris Lghe New York Sun George Ant

Chappell Credit Crisis Sparks Public Inquiry

L O Pfeiffer questions the source behind a Denver Post report claiming $50000 in notes of the defunct First National Bank of Chappell were found via the Kansas Wonder Girl on bank president John Wertz’s property, as town residents demand truth and justice. He urges disclosure of the informant and suspects misrepresentation and framing in local bank failures.

Chappell Denver First National Bank of Chappell Kansas L. O. Pfeiffer Chappell Register Nebraska Wonder Girl Post Mr. Wertz Washington Chapman Pryce Department of Justice

Chief’s Position Not Enviable in Dakota Tribes

Francis Parkman Jr.’s account in The California and Oregon Trail describes tribal chiefs as precarious rulers. Fear of displeasing braves kept chiefs from outward rank displays, while solid security came from large families and loyal kin. The Dakotah chief cited had 30 stalwart sons for protection and status.

Francis Parkman, Jr California and Oregon ‘Trail

Oceans Levels Change In Glacial Earth History

Scientists from the United States Geological Survey led by Dr T W Vaughan argue ocean levels fell 16 to 200 feet during glacial periods as land held vast ice. Coral reefs and submarine shelves suggest reefs grew while seas rose, marking coastlines once submerged.

T. W. Vaughan United States Geological Survey

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V. F. Kucera Chas. Semerad N. W. Burr Dalton M. C. Pedersen South Oxford Street Los Angeles Calif McCormick Frank G. Meier Lorenzo Office of the Telegraph W. Corey Cheyenne County Telegraph Fred J. Beyer John Scheurman Co. W. Hornaday Essig Hardware Depot L. Os Fundingsland Burlington Leo Osborn West Lincoln Highway H. T. Doran West 2Nd Street West Sth Street North Side Wil Jendes Deshler Walter Bartels Sterling WM. L. McClain Lodgepole Fair Improvements Smmller Tract Colorado Lands C. J. Furer Fairfield Homestead Wyoming B. EB. Planck D Street Fred Pegden Sidney Motor CO Ada May Stevens McClure Newspaper Syndicate Chappell News Department of Justice Bee L. O. Pfieffer Thayer's Rexall Drug Store Scheol and Office Supplies
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