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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1917

Page

6

Ickes and Dalton Family Social Notes Report

Dr Hedlund visits Royee home to aid a sick child. Mrs J C Dunne ships six Plymouth Rock roosters from Iowa and plans an extensive poultry business. Neighbors visit Kreader, Morrow, Eckert and Davison households. multiple trips to Dalton, Potter and Sidney. wedding anniversary party at the Guill home ends in early morning hours.

Dr. Hedlund Royee J. C. Dunne Plymouth Rock Iowa Dunne Norv Eckert Hie Eckert Frances Peterson Rufenacht Babe Kreader George Shinker Scribner J. M J. C. Kreader Dalton Guill al Morrow Ickes Louis Peterson Fred Bryan Scottsbluff Lillian Messick Potter Sam Eckert Frank Weigands Morrow Walter Rosenacht Herman, Brink Gurley Rose McNulty Ed Walsh John Eckert Jacob Sidney Carrie Eckert Rosenacht Fremont Bryan Weigands Jean Rife Rife Pine Bluffs The Rites Mr. Atkins Loren Dugger Scott Allen Place Everett Allen Davison Grandma Davison Ward Mr. Byper Perkins John Davison Herb Foster Frank White A. J. Davison Speakman Archie Johnson Frances Ernst Sheri Gilman Mr. Eckert Reddington Foster M. M. Davison Pate Keenan

Lorenzo Community Briefs Warm Weather Sparks Local Moves

Snow has melted and temperatures rise as farmers prepare fields. Mrs. Tracy Dunham and her husband arrive with a carload of goods before the weekend and plan to move into their east Lorenzo home. Myer brings goods for a westward residence. his wife will join in about two weeks. Lorenzo Lumber Company unloads lumber and shingles. A social night at EF Mason's feature games and popcorn. Mrs. Fleming expects to move into a nearly completed new home next week. Mrs. Fulton leaves for the eastern part of the state.

Tracy Dunham Dunham M. Kremer Lorenzo Myer Lorenzo Lumber Company EF. M Mason Fleming Mr. Fulton

Ailing Woman and Farmers Readying Spring Work

A woman has been ailing for several years with heart troubles. Mr Walter Nelson and wife plan to move to a new modern home in Sidney. March 1 signals the approach of spring work for farmers near our city.

Walter Nelson Sidney Our

Local Notices and Social Notes from Nebraska Towns

South Divide reports Mr and Mrs F A Hand visiting their Omaha daughter. W J Nelson sale drew immense crowd and good prices. Immigrant goods arrive south this week. Grandma Fulton returns to Kearney health suited by altitude. Harry Flemming moves to farm west of Lorenzo. W J Nelson moves to Sidney after buying Tyler property. Mr Walker moves onto Nelson farm. Carl Livoni builds garage. Ladies club meets Mrs Foster with a fine time. Waltz sale was a big affair. Immense crowd and high prices at bid Houly. Candy social in district 25 schoolhouse Friday March 5 a benevolent school affair. Each lady brings candy box and each gentleman contributes money to share with the maker. All invited.

F. A. Hand Omaha W. J. Nelson Grandma Fulton Kearney Harry Flemming Lorenzo Sidney Tyler Mr. Walker Nelson Carl Livoni

The Roman lupette and Pomeranian Food Tactics

The Roman lupette, akin to the Pomeranian, hides or covers any food it dislikes. When fed a loose drugger it conceals the item, and if the carpet is fixed he uses his nose to overturn the plate. The to petto detests any diet but meat, may take bread and milk only to appease the owner, and first protests.

Grief etiquette and worries from old editorials

A New York Sun note on grief etiquette warns against friends offering to “do something” in sorrow as it robs sympathy of delicacy. A St. Louis Globe-Democrat line urges setting aside three hours daily to worry, linking worry to weight loss.

New York Sun St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Spring Sale Dates From Fundingsland and Millett Auctioneers

Fundingsland and Millett Auctioneers announce spring sale dates with listings for Elmer Erling Gurley Neb Walter Nelson Sidney Neb February 15 H Lander Sidney Neb February 19 J O Waltz Sidey February 21 C S Chambers Sidney Nebraska February 26 Paul Vacik Sunol Neb February 27 George Chaves Lodgepole Neb February 28 John Rasmussen Peetz Colorado March 1 Mrs Ella Sutliff Peetz Colorado March 6 and many more undated sales. Arrange dates at Sidney State Bank or via mail or phone.

Elmer Erling Gurley Nebr Walter Nelson Sidney Nebraska H. Lander J. O. Waltz Sidey C. S. Chambers Paul Vacik Sunol Neb George Chaves Lodgepole John Rasmussen Peetz Colorado Ella Sutliff Sidney State Bank

Live stock prices at South Omaha February 28 1917

A fair run of cattle and hogs appeared at Union Stock Yards South Omaha on Tuesday with 238 cattle and about 16 500 hogs reported. Cattle sold steady to higher with several beeves and cows at top prices, hogs reached record levels with bulk at 12.85 to 13.15 and tops to 13.20, and sheep and lambs showed a modest bid lower for lambs and firm to higher for other classes. Names: Union Stock Yards, South Omaha. location: South Omaha Nebraska. date: February 28, 1917. prices: hogs 12.85-13.15, tops 13.20, cattle 8.50-11.50 beeves, 5.25-7.75 cows, lambs 11.25-14.60.

Chicago South Omaha Nebraska

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Sidney Resident

A Sidney citizen testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills aiding a family member and herself. Mrs Lipska reports back pain and kidney ache relief after using the product bought at Western Drug Co. The ad urges price 50 cents and purchase from dealers, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.

Dean Sidney John Lipska Doan Western Drug Co

Life and War as Mistakes and Victories

A reflective aphorism compares life to war, arguing success comes from turning errors into triumphs. It asserts not to seek faultlessness but to maximize achievements through strategic recovery and learning from missteps.

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