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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1915
Page
6
Local notes detail social calls and visits among Foster Eckert Kreader Davison and Eckert families from Potter Dalton and Sidney. Several farmers discuss granary and barn construction, hauling sand and timber, church and Sunday school events, and daily hospitality across Dalton Sidney and Redington during the week.
Mr Higgins has a full crew building blocks for a new cemetery house. Potter’s Mr Graham bought cattle in the region earlier this week while neat grain weather suggested needed rains. P V Ball's team played Kimball last Sunday amid sod work for fall wheat and new barns rise for H Ehmke.
Gurley notes progress on the two room school house under Antrim and McDaniels with plastering by Bailiff and Sons. H. Bockstadter to begin Gurley State Bank brick building next week. Widespread harvest activity described with 60 tons hay and growing wheat prospects. The Cline hotel to change hands August 1 with Mrs. Eigenberg taking possession. Music and social events noted at a recent dance. Sunday school thriving with about fifty attendees. County officials urged to repair north Gurley road for grain haulers.
Advise maintaining strength in middle life to avoid chronic weakness later. Scott's Emulsion is presented as a food tonic and medicine to keep blood pure and rich, alleviate rheumatism, and prevent sickness with no alcohol. Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N J.
In court the discussion touches on whether knowing Jack Short is a privilege. The judge notes it is also an expense, reflecting the cost or burden of such acquaintance.
James Houser and family from the South divide were seen on Lodgepole streets Friday. Mrs Wm Fullerton and daughter and Mrs Robert Simms visited George Fullerton’s last week. A church social brought a nice time. Fred Griffith from the South divide purchased a new car and may seek a wife. Several locals like Mr Cage, Mr Schroll, Claude Morehead, and Frank Vosika are involved in visits, store and residence projects. Building activity increases with new homes and a new store foundation laid. Mrs Barrett is ill and Wm Fullerton, Robert Simms visited the Dalton area.
The fall wheat will be ready to cut next week. Mrs. Dimmick returns from Lincoln after three weeks away. C. A. Foster hires a helper for the big harvest. Farmers cut alfalfa for a second time this year. Re V. Hietz and family visited Peetz last Sunday. Guy Shaw adds a granary this week. Fall rye shocks are evident as Reverend Miller, Miss Elsie Miller, and Mrs. McCann are present.
The article discusses training animals through trust and affection. It emphasizes honesty, protection, and love as foundations for rapport. Food rewards and kind words are cited as pathways to friendship, making animals obedient and confident.
After the Denain battle Marshal Villars suffered losses as one officer, missing an arm, petitioned Louis XIV for a pension. The king said he would see about it. The officer replied that if he had merely “seen about it” he would still have his arm.
The Chicago Herald praises Botocudo and Australian natives as peerless hunters. It describes Botocudo tracking skill, scent prowess, camouflage, imitation of animal cries, and poison arrows. It notes Australian bushcraft, ambush tactics, group drives, and underwater duck catching, highlighting minimal use of dogs.
Seven year old imported Belgian Draft stallion over 2000 pounds with heavy bone features. Dark bay in color and noted as the best shipping into the region. Terms at sale barn with $12.50 insured cost, ownership changes or county removal triggers service fee. Owner not responsible for accidents. Fundingland Investment Co.
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