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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
4
To restre tired eyes if the eyes are very tired and one wishes them bright tie down for half an hour with eyes closed. Folded handkerchief dipped in cold water, laid across the forehead and eyes, can be redipped as soon as the cloth is warm. No place like name. See us about SIDNEY LUMBER CO.
An odd note from the Nyack Evening Journal describes a wasp eater known as Foss. The piece notes extraordinary appetite and moral protections, detailing how a frog on a leaf guards itself against insects, challenging the wary reader.
A local ad touts Osborn Battery Station promising friendly service and customer satisfaction. The promotional copy invites patrons to visit for reliable automotive battery needs and courteous staff ready to assist.
A string of brief items reports residents and visitors in Sidney and area. Gastesparthaed travels to Ona for the wat Sohostietles of Dalton, JC Pelster visits west of Dadform for stock matters, Mary Gilmore shops in Potter and handles business in Sidney, AOS Hardy family vacationing in Denver, POA Witchhurst from Santa Monica in Sidney for land holdings, Halelot in town after a soldier’s port call, Botiesworth of Waverly calls on friends and bankers, Judge TL MG Simcair of Kearney visits for legal business, Grosvenor formerly of Sidney noted, Frasers involved in a quarrel at Twin Falls Idaho with fatal outcome, I C Strain visiting Mrs Raa Witham, Strain to promote a standard course in Sidney, Gordon Clarks oil expert from Oklahoma in town, Chirks investigating Lodgepole Creek oil prospects, other oil geologists to visit Sidney for field surveys.
Legal ad states estate of John FooDye in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Leda B Dye and Karl W Dye named heirs seeking decree that decedent died intestate and real estate described as Northeast Quarter of Section 2 Township 12 Range 55 West Sixth P.M. remains in fee simple. hearing set for August 2, 19d9 at 10 oclock A.M. at Sidney Nebraska.
Notice states a Nebraska incorporation for Grain Belt Oil Company with principal Sidney Nebr., to deal in gasoline and related products, operate warehouses and stations, and acquire real estate as needed. Capital stock $85,000, shares $100 each, organization dated July 1, 19 and to continue until July 1, 1969. Board of at least three directors elected by stockholders. G. R. Buckner, President.
Former congressman and Federal Reserve Bank president Dan Vo Stevens from the Fremont Federal Reserve Bank spent the past week in Sidney. He planned a visit to Bert Rand Nebraska and spoke of rising prices and local possessions before his departure.
A boy traveling south with parents to meet an aunt he has never seen asks endless questions about her. Near journey’s end he notices many Black station residents and blurts to his mother in alarm, What color is Aunt Jon. The Telegraph ad copy follows.
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