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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1919

Page

4

Sidney visitors and local family visits noted

Acothardine cag East sited as A Pot sad Po Olsen parted the Pentel church last week Nels Hoaughundt and Lo Niehaus with thir families aid Oscar Olson amd wife were Sidney visitors last Thursday, HoSehmale amd family and Freda Florke visited at the Olson home last Sunday Mieonabers ct the Deke pobvarie Lame peat thorn de ttea shape this week Nets Houghired gail family visited Walter Craige said family af Sines such as WOM Warssum and A 1B Pierce from north as Sidney cabhed at the W WooWassum home list Monday WOW Wise and family were Lodge pote visitors list Sunday We have rental batteries for use while we fix your old ones. MANN'S BATTERY SERVICE Station Old U S A Theatre Bldg.

Nels Hoaughundt Lo Niehaus Oscar Olson Mieonabers Walter Craige Wom Warssum Pierce Sidney Cabhed WooWassum Wow Wise Mann's Battery Service Station U.S. A. Theatre

Pleasant Valley Neighborhood Note Sunday visits and injuries

Pleasant Valley records a light rain and minor damage from a past Sunday. Melvin Simpson remains ill but mobile. Several locals including Bob Sharp, John Latherhack, Scurry Louderback, and families visited, stayed overnight, or traveled to nearby homes. A car mishap injured Mrs Chant Louderback, with repairs underway. Other residents, Al and Gene Dierce, Mr Hecker, and Kay Stewart families, were noted visiting relatives and checking out countryside areas.

Melvin Simpson Bob Sharp You Simpson J. HL Simpson Chas See Dome Chant Louderbeesk Gene Dierce Mars Pow Simpson Gow Bisher Faamily AOR Jetinek Hecker Harve Kansas City Louderhback Bob Brines Kay Stewart Sidney Sumdiy

Rainy start marks school meet and local visits

A rainy Monday brought a lively school meet with a road crowd in Sunol. Mrs Booth and son Paul were on the sick list. Frank Ehinsen of Ledgepole was seen in town. A newborn boy blessed Mr and Mrs POD Howard last Saturday. Mrs John Demers visited relatives early week. Mr and Mrs Pavhot welcomed a baby boy Friday. June G Henry Karth, back from France, now at Bani Enelert's. Garley visitors Woo Jewett and We Smith also appeared on Sunol streets.

South Dakota John Demers Mroa Millard Pavhot Priday G. Henry Karth Sammy Othe Wear France Ois Bani Enelert Albert Fenske Albert Lormicek Leadgepole Suonding Port Alington

SOUTH DIVIDE Twin boys born to Mr and Mrs KE EL Hiett

The notice reports the birth of twin boys to Mr and Mrs KE EL Hiett on Monday June 9th. It also mentions Mrs Jalmison's sister visiting the country briefly, Miss Irene Sweet's weekend with Mrs Hazel Walker, and Miss Vivian Van Noy visiting the Helping Hand Club on Wednesday.

KE EL Hiett Jalmison Irene Sweet Hazel Walker Vivian van Noy

Big Guns Shipped to U S in Quick Transfer to War Powers

Washington reports rapid transfer of artillery from Britain and France. Of 227 six ton Renault tanks purchased, 2913 have been shipped and 202 eight inch howitzers along with numerous antitank guns are landed or en route to the United States.

Washington United States

Osburn to Lead Navy Rifles in National Matches

Commander Carl T. Osburn, commander of the presidential yacht Mayflower, is named to lead the Navy rifle team in the 1419 national rifle matches to be held in August. Secretary Daniels sent an invitation to Cuba to enter four tons representing Cuba in the national matches. Empty 500 Barrels of Beer Into River in Fremont Ohio.

Washington Carl T. Osburn Navy Daniels Cuba

Ship deliveries rise in May at American yards

Washington reports May ship deliveries reached 186 with 87 steel, 47 wood and two composite vessels. The continued output reflects robust shipbuilding activity in American yards during the month.

Washington

Community Notes From Sextorp Area Social Roundup

Sextorp residents share dinners and visits with relatives in the GN O Hebert and Schubarth families. Nelsons and Fischers spent time with aunts in Sidney while Duncan bought a new car. Neighbors gathered at various homes including Redeau and Shriver for Sunday activities as GN Eckert’s family celebrated and a district meeting named Ma Fisher director with Mr Lambert as moderator.

Eis Fisher Sidney Din Duncan Nish Sidnes Hilman Nelson Florence Fisher Lertian Schubarth District Ned Mondas

Forests of the Caucasus and Siberia Estimated

The forests of the Caucasus in Russia cover about 12,000,000 acres mainly along the Black Sea region, averaging nearly twenty acres per inhabitant. Western Siberia forests are estimated at 200,000,000 acres, with over half in a natural state.

Caucasus Russia Black Sea Western Sberia Rocky Mountain Herald

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Acothardine Cag Po Olsen Pentel Just Sidney Mahler Garage Sidney, Nebr Our Dimension Lumber A. R. LE Sueur Sidney, Nebraska Pleasant Valley SUNOL Woo Jewett We Smith Gurley Sven Mr Robinson Chappall U. S Osburn Navy Rifles Mayflower Fremont Sandusky River Fremont Brewing Company United States Revenue Department Sextorp Vrs Charles Hoirper Samedas GNO Hebert Hila Nelson Charley Leiboldsheimer Heimer Sim Haak Ktedeon Homer Sam Wickstrom Fisher Flornee Shhriver Prince Brothers Go No Fbckert Redeau Fo Courtright Harry Bayard Wyoming Burns, Wyo Laramie County Wyo Golden Prairie Cheyenne County Fundingsland Investment Co the Farmers’ Union Co-Operative Association C. O. Hade
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