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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1923
Page
8
The quote notes that each generation should undertake its own search and discovery while recognizing that the father has only secured a warrant to search for the children, reflecting a duty to pursue truth through effort and agency.
A fragmentary report describes an unnamed man sustaining a head injury and a broken arm after a rough journey described as drinking along a first mile, then a faster second mile, another drink, and a final rapid stretch with a road and bridges mentioned. Source text is garbled and unclear.
In an English police court a woman argued that some husbands are useful for keeping children occupied while wives work. She claimed certain men are agreeable in allowing time for house duties, reflecting tensions in marriage roles and social expectations.
A fragmentary note proclaims Emeralds supreme and precious, highlighting their status in a terse, cryptic line. The source provides limited context, leaving the exact scope and entities unclear but emphasizing value and superiority.
County records show expenses approved including 65.00 for Robt. High case and 30.00 for Co. Surveyor, with other items listed such as 18.00 for W. C. Lowe and 163.73 for LeRoy D. Willey. The entry also references insanity and saxophone instruction related to Saxophone instruments from Larson's Music Store.
A compiled list of salaries, fees, and pensions for county officials and staff covering second quarter payments. Entries include John Phillips, C LV. Chambers, P. C. Collart, Chas. H. Gardner, Geo. Lt. Gunderson, Mabel Huiston, and others with amounts ranging from 10.40 to 265.80. Includes Mothers pension June payments to Louise Carrison and Lottie Johnson. Board adjourned to meet July 17, 1923 or at call of Chairman.
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