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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
7
A dialogue snippet contrasts a man who toils by day with another who plays and yodels at night. Marion notes four tours sleep suffices, while Jrate Father questions who determines a man’s needs. The exchange, sourced to the New York Globe and Detroit Free Press, hinges on self made failure and public perception.
A brief courtroom exchange reveals snappy wit as Mrs Flubdub chides her husband for past cleverness while he retorts that their marriage negates his cleverness. Judge presides over the sharp dialogue in this humorous moment.
Omaha reports clear skies and rising temperatures across the west. Flooded lines on the Northwestern and Wabash railroads slow train service but other routes are back to schedule. Wheat outlook remains strong with scattered crop notes. corn and sugar beets show late starts due to wet soils and seed rot.
Broken Bow reports minor Forrest Gallington taken back to Kearney reform school after allegedly stealing five hogs from Farmers Elevator, then selling them back to owners. Lincoln notes Fedeli Penna, Italian Black Hand suspect, sought across the country. he evaded capture until found in Omaha. Fairbury freight wreck reported near Harbing with no injuries. Sidney autos march to Cheyenne to protest Denver scheme affecting Lincoln highway traffic.
A fire started in the barrel department of the Otoe Brewing plant in Nebraska City on June 1. Firemen extinguished the blaze after causing about $2000 in damages to the facility.
A Sidney housework relief ad argues backache from weak kidneys. It cites Mrs S Willis of W Second St who reports kidney and bladder trouble, ache relief, and normal kidney function after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Promotes 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Instructions to fashion a bushel tub from a barrel with rope handles and hoops. Details include where to cut the barrel, how to fit top hoops, rope handle assembly, and optional wire reinforcement. Also includes guidance to plant trees along the road this spring, suggesting fruit, nut, or elm trees spaced at least fifty feet apart.
The creature Frobbs dislikes extreme temperatures and shows a stubborn habit of grumbling in heat and collapsing under cold. When asked what he enjoys, the answer remains simple he likes to grumble.
The Nebraska State Board of Agriculture notes cattle breeders faced a drop in prices due to a foot and mouth disease scare. A general unloading followed, with prices lower than supply justified. Expect higher prices again soon and possible lighter cattle on the market.
Dried July and August pastures raise anxiety for cattle raisers who may plant sorg hums or millets as summer forage. Forage crops strain land, but barnyard manure restores soil. After county assessors gather agricultural data, truthful public statements attract outsiders and financial opportunities. Citizens, business leaders, clubs, and boosters should support county prospects.
Two boys from each county may attend the Boys School Encampment at the State Fair from September 6 to 11. Eligible youths aged 15 to 21 should contact their county superintendent. The program offers practical education from state leaders, time at the fair attractions, and instruction in physical exercise under camp rules.
A nostalgic verse about two young girls living near each other who quarrel after a dispute over yard access. They declare they do not want to play in each other’s yard, but reconcile the next day with a kiss, promising lifelong friendship. The poem recalls childhood memories and the refrain You cant play in our yard.
A Byron-like exhortation questions whether society should govern by the Golden Rule or by greed. It contrasts humane values with greed, asking if people should be treated as ends or as instruments for wealth, and laments the dehumanizing effects of avarice.
In a witty banter, a diner and waiter parody a cobbler versus restaurant, with lines refocusing on sole and heels. The exchange blends punning dialogue about footwear and food, ending with a comic clash over the setting.
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