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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
2
Storm clouds over Nebraska politics warn of state socialism as voters weigh a 1920 constitutional convention. Delegates from districts would file petitions in mid July to early August 2019 with primaries if needed. The issue centers on a strong, modern charter to govern Nebraska for decades.
In copying the tribute to Mrs. Alfred Bauer from the Scribner Rustler the Sidney community is praised for her character and high worth. The notice highlights her pleasing personality, kindly disposition, and cheerful optimism as qualities missed by neighbors and friends.
Lettuce is grown on field scale in the Imperial and Salt River valleys of California. Fields range from 20 to 66 acres. In January and February up to 26 carloads a day are shipped to midwestern and eastern markets. Produced by hand with irrigation, the lettuce is of extra fine quality. The industry began commercially about three years ago and has become a leading agricultural occupation in the state. Localities also grow carrots, peas, cauliflower, and table beans on a smaller scale.
In a witty exchange Bob questions Anne about a dashing stranger the intermission. She reveals he clung to her while dancing to prevent escape as he attempted to sell life insurance. The moment showcases the stranger's awkward confidence and a humorous misread of flirtation.
Two suffragists, one young and pretty and one older, engage in a sharp exchange. The elder remarks that women should not marry before thirty-five, while the younger retorts that it is impossible to marry after thirty-five. The playful clash highlights differing views on marriage timing among suffragists.
A preliminary census report shows United States street and interurban railways carried more than 11,000,000,000 fare paying passengers in 1917. The figure implies an average of just over 100 trips per person in the nation.
Cholera kills more hogs than any other disease and spreads via streams, dogs, stray hogs, visitors, and shared utensils. Disinfection quarantine and vaccination help control it. Orphan pigs can be bottle fed like lambs. growth should start early. A good fleece can cover the cost of feeding mutton. Open pasture near barns could benefit horses and owners.
A Sidney resident Thomas II. Clinton testifies to the public benefit of Dean's Kidney Pills. He explains his personal experience and urges fellow citizens to consider the remedy based on his testimony. The narrative frames endorsements as proof of public good and trust in local recommendations.
A consumer reports repeated relief from back pain and frequent kidney discomfort using Doan's Kidney Pills purchased at Western Drug Co. The testimonial credits the medicine with consistent merit and urges buyers to ask for Don's Kidney Pills by Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo.
All persons are warned that there will be no trespassing allowed on lands known as the St George ranch and west 4 27-14-48 owned and leased by me Burt Curtis. All stock caught running on said land will be taken up and damages collected. All persons owning bulls and stallions please take notice.
County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska issues notice to heirs of Katherine Roth deceased to appear regarding the petition of C B Rad for settlement of account. The notice names Charles Roth Anni Short Louise Benedict Lillian Scheurman Caroline Roth and all interested parties and sets a date for hearing.
The court orders all interested parties to appear on July 1 1919 at 2 PM to show cause why the final settlement and decree of distribution prayed for by the petitioner should not be granted. Notice to interested persons will run in The Telegraph for three consecutive weeks before the hearing date. Dated June 26 1919. (Seal) Co. v. Chambers, County Judge.
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