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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1909
Page
1
A local real estate firm invites owners to visit and list property with their agency. The message emphasizes seeking listings to expand their portfolio and attract buyers through their services.
Decoration day observations were hindered by rain yet veterans received rides in free carriages from J W McDaniel. Parades gravesides and musical program at the opera house highlighted the day with prayers by Rev Zinnicker and an oration by E McLernon. Local notes praise Robert L James, land purchases by C W Perry, and updates on postmaster salaries with Bridgeport and Kimball increases.
The district closes for vacation as four out of town teachers depart. New hires include Miss Olmstead from York, Miss Eby from Hartington, Miss Fleming from David City, and Miss Webra a Peru Normal graduate. They will fill 6th 7th grades, 4th 5th grades, Colson's grades, and high school science with plans to return next fall.
Citizens invite all to a July celebration planning meeting at the Sidney court house Monday at 7 30 PM. Land boys and the ball team may join to organize events, cover expenses with a pursed fund, and arrange afternoon and evening dances and sports.
The May report by John P. Fischer for the Government Weather Bureau records Cheyenne County precipitation at 1.97 inches with May 24 rainfall at 0.80 inches as the heaviest observed in 24 hours. The month had twelve clear days and fourteen partly cloudy days. Rain occurred on the 1st 10th 12th 13th 14th 19th 24th 25th 26th and 29th. Mrs J W McDaniel is on the sick list. Call on Kruse Bros for a refreshing glass of porter.
A man attempting to board a northbound freight a mile and a half south of Marlow was fatally injured. He died at Sidney after Coroner Wright found no blame. An inquest revealed the act was not due to others’ fault. only a poll tax receipt and a California address tied to the victim.
United Memorial services were held at the Methodist church on a windy May morning. Veterans from Sumner Post attended, with twelve present, as Rev. Zinnecker preached on freedom bought with price. The event closed another year honoring those from 1861 to 1865, amid decorations by Mrs. Britton and Mrs. J. W. Harper and special music by Mr. Besig.
Greek pedestrian Michael Larocco filed a complaint against U P watchman C A McCarthy alleging intent to kill after a confrontation at the stockyards. Defense by Miles and McIntosh. County Attorney Martin for the state. Testimony described McCarthy firing to deter attackers amid a group of ten tramps threatening him. The court discharged McCarthy.
Mrs. W. R. Smith of Tobin cottage attempted suicide Thursday afternoon with a 38 caliber revolver. The bullet pierced just below the heart and was removed by a physician. Dispondency and ill health were given as apparent causes. Glenn Moore found her on the bed with a sealed letter to her husband and orderly preparations. Mr. Smith came from Broadwater Friday morning, and there was some chance of recovery as reported.
A round of personnel changes includes A. J. Nicholson’s business trip to Cheyenne and Ed Abrens taking vacation in Iowa. Engineers Zimmer and House resume duties in North Platte, War. Morria brief layoff, and Hugo Minshall returns from six weeks in Colorado. Foreman Nicholson and assistant Win Elaasser oversee trains as the steel crew tears down the water softener and tank well work proceeds. L. J. Taylor plans to return to Lexington after time at Greenville, S.C. Nig Johnson survives a near miss after dozing in the tender en route from Cheyenne, engine coal chute incident leaves him bruised and shaken.
The Lady Maccabees formed a class of twenty during an evening event led by District Deputy Supreme Organizer Mrs Agnes B Boyer of North Platte. A sumptuous supper was served to Sir Knights and Ladies Maccabees and other features enlivened the program. Blue Ribbon coffee was on sale at C W Hornadays.
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