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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1915
Page
2
A compact postal notice cites W J Shoemaker as the agent for a mail only listing with several numbers and references. The fragmentary line notes numbers 10 18 20 No No 17 No 19 262 and the phrase gers followed by Mail only.
Reporters describe unseen guardians at the bank doors. Four hidden sentinels observe entrants through reflecting mirrors from entry to exit, stationed near doorways within the wealth precincts. The piece notes constant surveillance by four guardians unseen by patrons.
Senate File 197 requires Nebraska serum makers and dealers to obtain a permit and post a $5,000 bond. The Live Stock Sanitary Board provides free report blanks. administering and hog owners must file separate reports, with the owner reporting after 30 days. Buy only Nebraska-licensed serum to ensure proper reporting and compliance.
A local boy told friends he wished he were a postage stamp because it can be licked only once, a remark followed by a punch in the face during a recent scrape. The incident hints at a juvenile mischief pattern and social humor in a Boston Transcript clipping.
A collection of brief quotes contrasts entertainment and art, with a theater manager claiming entertainment reflects audience desire while art represents what people want to persuade others they desire. Other quips poke at mutual acquaintances, a thin man gag, a beggar note, a dying pedestrian remark, and a maxim about perseverance and silence against calumny.
At Union Stock Yards South Omaha on June 9 cattle receipts reached about 4,600 with prices steady to a dime higher for fat cattle. Good yearlings up to 900 dollars, heavy beeves up to 8 dollars. Hogs 11,000 head, bulk 7.35 to 7.50, top 7.60. Sheep and lambs light at 1,590 head, spring lambs up to 11.50, ewes around 4.50 to 5.75.
In an anxious exchange a dog owner fears rabies for Floss. The vet notes no signs, but explains a protruding tongue is a benign mercy, preventing drinking difficulties if the tongue hung from the mouth.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quote notes Miss Blunt is pleased with her portrait in the morning paper, while someone doubts anyone would recognize it yet she affirms the likeness pleases her.
A child named Elsie shapes a pig from paper and scissors at home, answering a mother’s question about her strange craft. The Boston Transcript notes the playful scene as a light domestic moment.
A humorous exchange unfolds with a fortune teller claiming wealth and health while Olient, introducing himself as the new doctor on the floor below, comments on the situation in a New York Giodea style moment.
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