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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1921
Page
2
Clea BO Sargent, age 20, was gored to death by a bull at the James Likens dairy farm near Chariton. He was in a barn hay mow gathering sheep when the bull charged after a possible jump or fall. He died about five minutes after the attack.
Pete Thomas a ranch hand near Alliance suffered broken collar bones when the horse he rode stepped in a gopher hole Friday afternoon. Dr Minor Morris attended to his injuries at the scene.
The association reports 1921 totals with receipts of 17 800.27 and disbursements of 17 860.27 for the year ending June 30 1921. Cash on hand at start and end shows minor variations. Leon Fine secretary attests to accuracy. directors Mann Jessen Radcliffe approve. Henry F. Gapen notarizes on July 9, 1921.
Legal notice to Norman Saurs non resident defendant in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Writ of attachment issued against a two thirds interest in about 90 acres rye and 40 acres wheat on SE quarter of section 28 township 15 north range 51 west. Judgment sought for 666 dollars. Answer petition by August 1 1921. Jim Fuller plaintiff. July 7 1921.
A quoted reflection on life as a continuous voyage. It contrasts drifting with striving, urging constant reading studying work and self improvement while condemning time wasted on nonsense. The Silent Partner stresses that progress comes from using time to grow rather than drifting downstream.
A notice directs readers to visit the Electric Shop located one block east of American Rank for the Electric Supplicee.
An advertisement in The Telegraph reaches a majority of county residents, driving measurable results for local outreach. The cross county reach underscores the publication’s effectiveness as a promotional channel.
Legal advertisement announces a special election in Sidney Nebraska on August 9 1921. Voters will decide two questions: authorization to issue 12000 bonds for parks and public grounds and authorization to issue 10000 bonds for a city sewer system. Voting sites listed Ward 1 Court House Ward 2 School House Ward 3 Library Building polls open 8 am to 8 pm. City officials Fred E Stephens and City Clerk sign the notice.
Help the kidneys with Doan's Kidney Pills a long trusted remedy for weak kidneys. Endorsed by 50 000 users and a Sidney nurse Mrs Frank B Nolan who recommends them to patients. Price 60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A Boeton Transcript fragment recalls a family exchange about rain. Reggie tells his father he lacks sense to go outside when it rains, and Papa notes the weather limits. Reggie responds that rain kept him indoors, deeming the trip unnecessary.
Our milk with cream will keep. Scottsbluff Creamery Co advertises no place like home. Sidney Lumber Co promotes building supplies. Dr M E Pettibone, dentist, McIntosh block, Room 5-6s, Phone 419.
Farmers special team policy promoted by C. W. Hornaday. Sedney Lumber Co urges customers to find a good home in the town. Electric supplies available at the American Bank. Taxi call 16L advertised.
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