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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
5
Sixteen Germans marched into the Madrid Public Works office as bids opened for 119 locomotives. They bowed and spoke Spanish, then departed with the order for all engines. Other bidders from America Britain France and Belgium pondered costs and conspiracies as German combines push foreign trade.
The Julesburg Grit commends Minnesota for a new misdemeanor law making it illegal to furnish false information to a newspaper. It notes practical jokers and trouble makers cause harm, and argues the law should spread across the Union to curb gossip, slander, and false reporting.
Maple Grove locals share Sunday visits with relatives in Sidney and Fort Collins. The Miles and Johnson families, along with several neighbors, enjoyed a day of socializing and a large Sunday dinner. Crops look promising after recent moisture and residents report orderly community happenings and ongoing family news.
Parted Friday morning for a visit with her parents in the eastern part of the state. Mrs Ed Miles spent last Wednesday with her sister Mrs W T Sharman. The Farmers Union meeting met at Ed Miles last Wednesday evening. Refreshments were served after the meet ing. The next meeting will be at Nels Johnsons in the evening of July 12. Fred Langa spent Monday night at Mr Holters. Ray Miles called on Bill Meyers last Monday. Mr and Mrs Will Johnson and family attended the bake sale and social at Gurley last Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Nels Johnson motored to Sidney last Saturday.
The Catholic Ladies announce a bake sale on June 18 at Central Meat Market starting 2 30 PM. Committee members include Mrs Charles Semerad Mrs R EK Roche and Mrs L A Donahoe. Also notes Sidney Lumber Co promotes local home services and the Electric Shop near American Bank for electrical supplies.
Frances Willard Union announces a bake sale at the Cash Grocery on Saturday afternoon June 25. Dr M E Pettibone dentist located in McIntosh block room 5-6s, phone 419.
The ad highlights ball bearing pivot axles and ball races in the International No.4 Cultivator. It explains reduced friction, lighter draft, longer machine life, and easy handling. It notes adjustable row widths 28 or 42 inches and 4 or 8 shovels with optional spring teeth or disk killers and invites showroom visits.
Automobile insurance notice references Farmers policy terms in West Virginia and lists Bornaday as the party. Details are fragmentary, but the item appears to summarize a special term policy and related coverage elements.
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