Martin Stephens Wedding on Coast
The June 12 ceremony at 4 p.m. joined Paul Leroy Martin and Dorothy Stephens in marriage at St Luke's Episcopal Church, with 25 relatives present. They relocated to Los Angeles en route to Sidney, where Mr. Martin, a Nebraska University law graduate, will practice.
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Cupid
Paul Leroy Martin
Dorothy Stephens
Rose
Boyd
Martin
Los Angeles
Sidney
Mr. Martin
Nebraska University
Delta Chi
Leroy Martin
Nebraska
Lincoln
Long Beach
O. R Owens
Court News Highlights Local Drunkenness Cases
Judge McCrenaghan, Marshal Bowman, and Judge Chambers preside over a string of city court cases involving alcohol. Defendants from Omaha and a U P tourist plead guilty to possessing whiskey and beer, paying fines and costs, with several noting the mercy of local officials.
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McCrenaghan
Bowman
Omaha
Douglas County
U. P
Burlington
Judge Chambers
Altar society and Idea Club events described near Lodgepole
The Altar society gathered Thursday at the Ruttner ranch east of town in Lodgepole valley with a fine turnout and lunch. The new Idea Club hosted a Saturday picnic at Krugers Lake with Mrs Wilnes as luncheon host, chauffeurs Harry Runge S Wilkes and Charlie Daugherty assisting. The program featured declamation oratory classic dancing and operatic singing, with a large audience, amid hot, windy weather and a distant dry storm approaching town.
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Altar Society
Katherine Ruttner
Ruttner
Lodgepole Valley
New Idea Club
Kruger’s Lake
Wilnes
S. Wilkes
Harry Runge
Charlie Daugherty
Batteries Tested Free at Sidney Battery Station
Free battery tests offered at Sidney Battery Station located on West Lincoln Way. Customers can have age and condition checked, with guidance on replacement options and maintenance tips provided by station staff.
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Sidney Battery Station
West Lincoln Way
Regular Meeting of Cheyenne County Commissioners June 17 197s
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners met at the Court House in Sidney Nebraska on June 17 197s with Chairman Frank XX Rihn L R Jarlow and William M Goding present County Attorney C B Radcliffe and County Clerk F N Slawson. Minutes from June 11 WS were read and approved Judge FOO Gapen settled an error with credits due him A motion approved SN1G.44 tendered for acceptance A road petition to establish a public highway was approved to be sixty six feet wide and numbered SHA and another road petition to connect with Road 192A was approved as Road 330A The Board adjourned to July 2 WIS. FOX RIHN Chairman L R BARLOW Wm M GODING County Commissioners Attest F N SLAWSON County Clerk Get your Dry Cell Batteries at Os born Garage
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Court House
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Frank XX Rihn
Ll. R. Jarlow
Willian M. Goding
Radcliffe
FL N. Slawson
Foo. Gapen
Karl Hank
Colton Vrecinet
C. E. Weyerts
Township Sixteen
Range Forty-vine
Saime
Gurley Vrecing
George Mietz
Township Thirteen
Slong
South Sidney
Wis
Father of Punctuation and Aldus Minutius
The Louisville Courier Journal notes Aldus Muntius introduced the modern punctuation system in the first half of the fifteenth century. His marks including the full stop comma semicolon colon question and exclamation have influenced printing across Europe.
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Aldus Munutius
Europe
Louisville Courier-Journal
No Place for the Cowara in Battle
A compact quotation notes that cowards have no place in combat and must be present yet not truly参与, echoing Euripides’ stance on courage in conflict. The line underscores valor over hesitation in martial contexts.
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Euripides
At the Side Show The Strong Man Demonstrates Arms
A side show moment features the Strong Man displaying his arm and shoulder development before an audience. Silas Hayrick interjects with a warning to exit before any more strenuous display occurs.
Against the Reef Rufus Finds a Treasure on Savage Island
Rufus Dow, a plain working man, sails a deteriorating coast barge loaded with ice cream gear. A wreck strands him on a tropical isle where a royal procession encounters him, he mediates with the king using ice cream. The king rewards him with diamonds, enabling his marriage plans with Ada Pearce.
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Rufus Dow
Ada Pearce
Dow
Enree
Melbourne
Pearce
Vick
Rufus
Ady
Ada
Bulletin prints war rulings to ease government work
Washington officials publish a daily Quincial Bulletin under presidential authority to publish rulings regulations and orders from departments and agencies The aim is to cut letter inquiries reduce mail congestion and free clerks for more important war work nationwide access via post offices libraries and government offices
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Washington
Thas
Quincial Bulletin
National Capital
United States
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Mayors
Governors
Federal
Clats
How To Make Potato Butter In A Time Of Shortage
The ministry of food reports experiments to stretch butter and margarine by mixing with potatoes to create potato butter costing about 5d per pound. Peel and boil potatoes, mash, and mix with butter or margarine and salt. color and preservative may be added. Stored in a cool place, it will keep for a considerable time with proper guidance.
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Ministry of Food
London Times
Siam Adopts New Flag Against Its White Elephant Symbol
The Christian Science Monitor notes Siam abandons its unique white elephant on a red field flag for a red, white and blue tricolor. It observes this shift aligns Siam with allied powers while lamenting the loss of a distinctive national emblem and flags many nations with similar color schemes.
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Siam
The
Christian Science Monitor
Liam
Britain
France
United States
Russia
Serbia
Cuba
Panama
Costa Rica
Paraguay
Liberia
Population figures in Washington Census
Population of Washington is listed as 395,547 with a police census noting a present figure of 305,947. The text presents overlapping counts from different sources and highlights ongoing demographic estimates.
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Washington
Washington Clorms
German Geologists In the War
Dr A Strahan reports to Vesey club that Germany since three years ago integrated geologists into military planning. A geological staff under a Griefswald professor aided western front logistics including railways water supply marsh land surveys road metal and landslide protection. Germany reportedly expanded use of geological maps and studied occupied territories for future wars.
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Vesey Club
A. Strahan
F. BR. S
Scientific American
University of Griefswald
Local and Personal Notes from Sidney Visit
Fred Havener of Bloomfield Nebraska spends a few days in Sidney visiting his brother. Jack and wife Robert Smith Union Pacific general Industrial Agent and his assistant Mr Ross visited Wednesday to discuss local industrial prospects. BB Muckel returns from Wyoming. Howard Swaine improves from a tractor injury and hopes to discard crutches soon. Charles Nepinsky's blood wounds worsen, was moved to Oumlin, but is improving rapidly. Grant Brady and Judge Leafdale of Potter recruited men for a new mill, reporting good rainfall at their town.
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Fred Havener
Bloomfield
Nebr
Sidney
Jack
Robert Smith
Union Pacific
Mr. Ross
Howard Swaine
Charles Nepinsky
Oumlin
Grant Brady
Judge Leafdale
Potter
Miles Family Visit and New Waterloo Bay Quarters
Miss Evan Miles and Billie Miles returned Sunday from Omaha and Lincoln. They were joined by sister Mrs. Raymond Bauer of Lincoln and her baby son. They will visit the newly completed Miles home. The Waterloo Bay Tractor Company is rushing to finish new quarters on Rose Street north of the Lutheran parsonage. Located on the main country road, equidistant from rail lines, the firm handles both retail and wholesale delivery.
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Evan Miles
Billie Miles
Omaha
Lincol
Raymond Bauer
Lincoln
Aliles
Waterloo Bay Tractor Company
Rose Street
Lutheran Parsonage
Wedding Bells for Gady and Gentry at Glenwood Springs
William Gady and Mabel Gentry wed at the Christian church in Glenwood Springs Colorado. The bride is the daughter of B P Gentry and a county teacher, while the groom works for the Union Pacific railroad.
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William Gady
Mabel Gentry
Glenwood Springs
Colorado
The
Christian Church
Gentry
Union Pacific Railroad
Calkins Rishel Tie in Peetz by Judge Chambers
Ferguson Calkins and Dora Rishel both of Peetz were married here on June 17th by Judge Chambers.
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Ferguson Calkins
Dora Rishel
Peetz
Judge Chambers
June 17 license issued to local residents
On June 17th a license was issued to William Schwartz of Gurley and Mrs. Korthals of Sidney. The ad urges refusing loans to save, promotes War Savings Stamps, offers lens duplication, and notes Virgil Marsh Jewelers grind lenses by expert workers.
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William Schwartz
Gurley Precince
Mrs. Korthals
Sidney
Virgil Marsh
For Sale Four Room House Near Public School
Four room house two blocks south of the public school with sewer water and electric lighting. Price 1650 dollars. W R Kelly Scottsbluff Nebraska. We will loan you the money to build a home.
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W. R. Kelly
Scottsbinff
Nebrasa
Reo
Optimistic Thought and The Wrong Impression
A Sidney Lumber Co. item invokes a parable on optimism and misreading a request. A dialogue contrasts misinterpretation with prudent lending, implying caution in handling requests and impressions.
The Better Way in a Quiet Marriage Lesson
A lighthearted exchange notes that a couple once quarreled often but now get along after one partner chooses to admit all and ask forgiveness rather than continue arguing. The remark suggests openness eases conflicts.
Neighbors Clash Over Blinds And Gas Lights
Mrs Gabby keeps blinds down when lighting gas in her rooms raising suspicions from Mrs Hearall. The exchange hints at a wary neighborhood dynamic and possible privacy concerns between the two women.
The Expected Happened Dance Remark in Patience Tale
A quoted exchange shows Patience noting a leading dancer in a relationship. Patrice confirms with surprise that the dancer leads him in a metaphorical waltz, suggesting expectations were met as the pair navigate social roles and romance.
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Patience
Patrice
Sim’s Homemade Makeover Draws Notable Attention
A casual observer notes Sim appears markedly transformed, calling the work a clearly homemade effort. The remark suggests pride in a personal project that alters appearance and impression.
Tempted by economy debate in jail sentence talk
Meandering Mike complains about economic strain while Plodding Pete questions whether a jail sentence and its meal ticket are worth serious consideration. The exchange hints at fiscal and legal frustrations amid a rough city mood.
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Mike
Pete
Professor Lewis Heads Off to Army Service
Sidney mourns as DD J Lewis leaves for military duty in Ohio then to Virginia where he has been assigned. Musical director, band leader, scoutmaster and choir head, he shaped countless city events and leaves with deep gratitude from the community and a final church singing vow.
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DD J. Lewis
Mar. Lewis
Ohio
Vexus
Lewis
Sidney
Hee
Ogallala Round Up Adds Summer Valor in July
Ogallala Nebraska hosts the Third Annual Round Up on July 3 4 and 5 drawing visitors from across the union. The event honors the old Texas Trail memory with big purses for twelve events including cowboys bucking horse contests steer bull dogging steer roping and cow girls bucking horse riding. The Keith County Community Club presents the show at moderate prices and has built a strong regional reputation.
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Ogallala
Nebraska
Union
Ogalllala
Keith County
Death Notice for L A Paltz of Pleasant View Union
Resolutions from Local No 1030 Farmers Union express heartfelt sympathy to the family of L A Paltz a 2 member of Toval No 1030. The charter will be draped in mourning for thirty days and the resolutions copied into the minutes and sent to the family.
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L.A. Paltz
Toval
Farmers Union of Pleasant View
Estrayed ponies near Dalton reported to owner
Estrayed livestock described as a white bay pony mare four miles east and four miles south of Dalton and a bay mare with one blind eye, likely with a cast. Notify owner F. R. Ellis of Dutton Nebraska.
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My Place
Wiley
Dalton
F. R. Ellis
Dutton, Nebr
Taken Up Unbranded Brown Mare Three Years Old
Taken up an unbranded brown mare three years old weighing about 950 pounds. Owner can recover by paying charges. Bowman, Marshal. Our Ford Tractor Attachment will not hear pulling a binder. Come in and see us about it. S. A. Schmitt Implement Co. e. You can at least be in the second line of defense be a war saver.
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Bowman
Marshal
S. A. Schmitt Implement CO
Final settlement sought in Kruse estate case Cheyenne County Nebraska
The State of Nebraska in Cheyenne County seeks final settlement and heirship decree for Ernest Kruse Sr. estate. Ernest Kruse Jr. and Albert Kruse petitioned March 18 1914 for discharge as administrators and distribution. A hearing is set July 15 1918 at 10:00 a m in County Court. Publication in The Telegraph for three weeks prior alerts interested parties.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ernest Kruse, Sr
Ernest Kruse Jr
Albert Kruse
Telegraph
A. D
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Court News
Wm. M. Goding
F. N. Slawson
Osborn Garage
Silas Hayrick
Western Newspaper Union
Frank Tenzil
BB Muckel
Wyoming
Muckel
Gady—Gentry
Calkins
Rishel
Swartz—Korthals
Sidney Lumber CO
Anyboady
Sim
GEO. W. Hicks, Co
C. Aylesworth, Committee
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