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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1921
Page
16
A flowing lyric where a princess follows her lover across hills into a shifting dawn. The dialogue echoes longing for sleep and wakefulness as they traverse a dreamlike, endless journey toward a future royal court. The poem blends celestial imagery with timeless romance.
A skeptical speaker questions prudent eating while noting the present food costs. The exchange reveals concerns about affording meals and managing household budgets amid high prices and limited funds.
I. Q. Fundingsland’s pleasant face greeted residents in the latter part of last week. His business calls him to Burlington, Nebraska, but the family keeps happy memories of Sidney.
Harvest is underway on the south table ranchmen's half section owned by Join and Frank Peetz. The crop appears to be as good as would be asked, signaling a promising yield for the season.
The Boys School Encampment, a major state fair institution, invites counties to send two delegates aged 16 to 20. Rural and urban representatives are needed, with applicants directing inquiries to Roy Scott, resident member of the state board of agriculture, or Sidney County Superintendent in Nebraska.
Dorothy Barrows Hill files divorce suit against James J. Hill son of the late railroad magnate. Desertion alleged. alimony not sought. Trust arranged by Hill in 1910 provides a large property settlement for wife and child.
Havana reports a June 14 bankers conference in New York to review Cuba s financial condition. Roger Farnham of National City Bank travels to attend and will bring reports on economic conditions across the island.
Jud Tunkins muses that life would be pleasant if human nature could forget resentments as easily as forgetting obligations, suggesting a reflection on emotional burdens and social expectations.
The largest insect known, now extinct, was a dragon fly with a wingspan of about two feet.
The greatest zinc mines in the world, located in Sussex county New Jersey, have been worked almost continuously since colonial days.
The Over land Wild West Show will perform and exhibit at Athletic Park under the Base Ball Association. Rough riding and other feats will be featured. Locals are invited to bring outlaw horses. After a small audience Tuesday the event repeats Saturday to allow more to enjoy the performance. Merchants and property owners should decorate their business places on Wednesday July 20 in honor of the Gawkers Convention Committee.
All banks in this city will be closed on Wednesday July 20 except for hours 8 to 10 10 a.m. This closure is by order of the Clearing House in honor of the bankers convention.
All members and friends of the Presbyterian Sunday School meet at church at 12:30 this Friday for the big annual picnic. W. R. Roetger, Superintendent.
Ned lists prices for used tires across sizes brands and conditions. The catalog covers passenger and light truck tires with varying tread wear and pricing aimed at quick sale.
A brief note suggests a husband keeps his wife in the dark about his plans. The man makes it a habit to tell her little, prompting curiosity about his method and discipline in managing information at home.
A fragment notes that at public dinners there is usually one speaker who bores everyone. The reply suggests envy at the speaker’s luck for avoiding such tedium.
A humorous exchange shows Mr Peewee addressing his wife who responds in playful, affectionate terms. The dialogue features light wordplay and a gentle domestic mood captured in brief lines.
John F. Moseman mortgaged to Farmers Union Co operative Association of Sidney Nebraska on January 10 1921 for 348 28 with balance due 183 82 and possession costs about 30 The secured property includes forty acres of corn two 34 inch Moline wagons wide and narrow tires and one Aultman Taylor tractor 15 30 The mortgage was filed with Cheyenne County Clerk on January 11 1921 at 9 am and designated as a chattel mortgage
Gage No 17702 and the Farmers Union Co operative Association of Sidney Nebraska announce the sale of a 15 30 Aultman Taylor tractor under a chattel mortgage dated July 18 1921. The sale is at 2 pm August 7 1921 at the mortgagee store in Sidney Nebraska to the highest bidder for cash.
Public sale to highest cash bidder of a Buick 7 passenger touring car model E 49 engine 344308 at Hahler Garage Sidney Nebraska at 10 am Monday August 8 1921. Lien by Joseph Hahler for work and materials totaling 532 94 dollars filed July 14 1921 in Cheyenne county clerk’s office. Amount due as of July 15 1921 is 532 94 dollars. Sale open for one hour.
Public auction to satisfy two executions against Thomas J. Johnson by Isola B. Wasson and Louis Jabanek and William Turner. Property is the south half of Section 8 Township 13 Range 48 West, 1921 taxes and costs amounting to 312.70 plus 10 percent interest from March 1, 1921 and 35.80 costs. Sale at 10:00 a.m. on August 18, 1921 at the front door of the Cheyenne County Courthouse Sidney Nebraska.
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