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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1920

Page

20

Bunker Hill Community Notes And Local Visits

Fine weather with rain. farmers cut winter wheat as communities note visits from Ernest Hill family, Theo Porcher, and others. Ranchers travel to Sterling for the John Robinson circus while locals attend dances and harvest preparations. A Sunday ball game, married versus single men, ends 21 to 9 for the single men as brownson elevator directors meet.

Ernest Hill Glen Bales Henry Carl Schmidt Sidney Rumely House Beyer Bros W. F. Bayne Ray Frame T. C. Spiker Sterling Colo John Robinson Circus Ray Bayne Theo Borcher Father Andrew Nelson Paul Meyer Wayne Nebr Wn. Meyer Wm. Sachs Wm. Salhs

Moments With Mark Twain Excerpt On Editing Agriculture

Albert Bigelow Paine recounts a humorous scene from his early editorial work as he edits for an agricultural paper. A stern veteran reader confronts him over a quip about turningips on trees, insisting the line proves the editor’s ignorance and storming out in a fit.

Albert Bigelow Paine Mark Twain

Forest Figures and Forest Loss in the United States

In the United States annual lumber output triples natural growth, threatening forest disappearance within a generation. Westward shift in lumber districts now reaches Washington and nears the Pacific coast. About 30 billion cubic feet of wood are cut yearly, valued near two billion dollars, with railroad ties the major drain. Despite coal heating, 90 million cords of wood burn each year. More than 200 million acres sit in national forest land across the U.S., Alaska, and Puerto Rico, with over five million dollars yearly spent to protect and cultivate them.

United States Washington Pacific Coast Alaska Porto Rico

Prohibition Party at Lincoln to Nominate Presidents

William J. Bryan and Billy Sunday lead the Prohibition ticket as W G Calderwood arrives to organize the national convention set for July 21 to 23 in Lincoln Nebraska. A woman is likely to be nominated for vice president with Mary Harris Armour of Georgia and Marie C Brehm of California as top prospects. The convention will include about 2 000 delegates.

Lincoln Neb William J. Bryan W. A Billy Prohibition W. G. Calderwood Minneapolis Prohition National Commuitete National Party Mary Harris Armour Georgia Marie C. Brehm California

Maple Grove Community Notes Highlight Local Visits

Ray Miles plans to finish road grading for Albert Johnson while Ed Miles visits Sidney to collect mail. Grace Holter and Henry Holter attend Sund Tuesday with family. W J Miles hosts relatives as Ed Miles and Mrs. Miles dine with Mr and Mrs. WJ Miles. Albert Johnson sells engine and plow. Mrs. John Holter shows improvement after blood poisoning from a rusty nail.

Ray Miles Albert Johnson Ed Miles Henry Holter Grace Holter Miles Nels Johnsons WJ Miles Bessie Hornby Mms Mons Johnson W. J. Miles John Holter W. T. Sharman

Band of 100 men halt train near Donaghmore

A band of about 100 men stopped a small train near Donaghmore in Belfast in July 192, forcing the crew to line up beside the engine and seizing all official mail and valuables.

Belfast Donaghmore

Fragmented Advice Card Sparks Hair Loss Myth

A historical clipping turns quirky and misleading as a supposed remedy warns against marital quarrels to prevent hair loss, advising a provocative, unsafe suggestion. The fragmentary text suggests conflict prompts, but offers no credible medical guidance.

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