Local Government and Church Listings in Sidney Nebraska
The Telegraph Directory lists National and state offices for the US Senate, Nebraska state officers, land office officials, and county clerks with names such as Governor Savage Auditor Weston Treasurer Steiifer Attorney-General Prout Supt. Public Destruction Fowler and city postings in Sidney. It also notes a variety of church services, lodges, and fraternal organizations with meeting times and officers across Sidney, Lodgepole, Redington, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eop Savage
Wo Marsh
Weston
Win Steiifer
Po Prout
Fowler
God Follmer
Lehmkuhl
H Babb
Weyerts
James Burns
Bayard
James Tucker Sidney
Shiney
Rod Willis
Bridgeport
Ho E Gapen
Sidney Commissioners
Robt
Emanuelson Lodgepole
Rowan
Sidney Rd
Fred Lindberg Redington
Ickes County Echoes and Local Happenings
Recap of Sunday and Monday visits by residents from Sidney and Bridgeport. Notes on entertaining events, a surprise party at James McNulta’s, and a Davison school program with multiple recitations songs and dialogue. Fire on Hagerty place. incendiary suspected. Bridges Brothers give a concert. new sign added to L. & North hardware. Washington birthday celebration by Ladies Aid and local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckert
Sidney
James
James Davison
Bridgeport
Hanna
Chimney Rock
Ickes
Sadie
Ton © Kane
Hagerty Ditch
Matter L. & North
Uwagerty Place
Here
Lincoln
Bridges Brothers
Nebasia
Ladies Aid
Washington
H. L. Scoggin
General
Mrs. Washington
Indies
Nelwastat
Cheyennne
Atow
James Trekker
Louis Ranta
Rose Banta
Weloek Pou
Sidney Telegraph
James Tucker
Brownson Grab Bag Highlights Local Happenings
R Perso reported no lost fine cow last Sunday. John Anderson drove to Sidney Tuesday. John Brothers was banning hay from Couch’s Tuesday. John Peterson entertained friends last Saturday night. Henry Voeltz and his brother looked up a location. Lutheran services return next Sunday at the school house. Charley Voeltz returned from Iowa after visiting his parents two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Perso
John Anderson
Sidney
John Brothers
Hay
John Peterson
Henry Voeltz
Charley Voeltz
Iowa
Riverside Reapings and Evening Visits
Windy week with several social calls and travel notes. Pat Rowlan visited Johnsons ranch last Saturday and Bridgeport during the week. A Jolson traveled to Bridgeport, N Wilson called at Remsburgs, Andy Johnson went to Antelope Valley, and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson saw P Rowlan. Cooper and Kellby from Irving joined others in Antelope Villey for corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Rowlan
Johnsons Ranch
A. Jolson
Bridgeport
N. Wilson
Remsburg
Andy Johnson
Antelope Valley
Mrs. Johnson
P. Rowlan
E. A. Cooper
Will Kellby
Irving
Antelope Villey
Bridgeport Locals Note Visitors And Projects
Frank Shelton of Sidney visited Bridgeport this week while Miss Myrtle Irving stays with Mrs. Haxby. Lawrence Boyer of Redington was in town last week. Delia Clyne and Mrs. P. Wade of Lisco came Friday. Ed. Farmer now runs the B. and M. coal chutes here. Main street walks have been laid. Bridgeport boasts best in that work. Messrs Ooaterhondt Osborn Reding- show local activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shelton
Sidney
Myrtle Irving
Haxby
Lawrence Boyer
Redington
Delia Clyne
P. Wade
Lisco
Ed. Farmer
Main Street
Bridgeport
Messrs
Ooaterhondt, Osborn
Reding
Sextorp Items Report From Local Farm Activity
John Burk drove to Sidney for lumber at the week’s start. Chas Lager hauled hay to Sidney and sold well. A corn-busking drew a large crowd at Charles Stanton’s on Thursday. Several thrifty farmers begun planting. Frank Norfolk went to Potter for seed grain and will seed next week on Stanton’s place. Albert Nelson returns home from Silver Plume, Colorado, and plans another trip after the mountains snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burk
Sidney
Chas. Lager
Frank Norfolk
Potter
Stanton
Albert Nelson
Silver Plame
Colo
Man's costly romance ends in divorce and moral
A young man falls deeply for a sweets loving fiancée. He buys her gifts and spends much of his salary. They wed but quarrel over spending. He sues for divorce. the court grants it but orders him to pay costs and alimony. Moral: he who goes to court must pay the costs.
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Costa
Moral
New York Herald
Lawyer’s Wry Interlude Over Divorce Suit
A black man seeks a divorce, tears streaming as he speaks, the attorney asks if he loved her and the reply Love her I just analyzed her triggers the lawyer to laugh, the client leaves to seek other counsel.
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Mr. BE
Ether's discovery altered views on pain in surgery
The text recalls early claims that abolishing pain would defy nature, arguing pain marks injury and its location. It notes fears that easing pain could negate the body's warning signals and lead to a new, careless constitution where danger signals are ignored.
A Strange Pond in Palmyra Maine
Hicks pond in Palmyra Maine is a small twelve acre body over 100 feet deep with no visible inlet yet feeds Lake Sebasticook via a fall sized stream. The pond remains cold and its volume is stable through droughts and floods.
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Hicks Pond
Palmyra
Lake Sebasticook
Refusal, Confession, and a Kiss in Cincinnati Gossip
A Cincinnati Commercial item recalls a conversation where a woman asks Mr. Strongnerve about becoming his sister. He replies with smug audacity that it would be “better still” and then kisses her, lights a cigar, and asks her to mend his gloves.
Photographer and sitter clash over first portrait
The photographer critiques the sitting after a partial failure noting one eye shut. The sitter defends the attempt to wink naturally, saying he followed the instruction to wink.
Wisdom Grows Quietly as Years Advance in Life
A reflective piece argues wisdom deepens with age while youth is praised less. It contrasts aging with shallow praise, rebukes hasty judgments, and asserts that a man who ages gracefully retains youth at heart. It notes enduring values across centuries and defends mature character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Accommodating Negra Tale Ends With Twist
In a small New Daghind town a priest about to retire is visited by a man with a colored bride and a request to marry. After dismissing them, a second visit comes from the same man claiming the woman will turn "Trish," prompting the priest to confront the unusual resolve and a surprising conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negra
Daghind
Ile
Evro
James
Marys
Trish
New York
Rivers Which Traverse the Ocean
Ainslee's Magazine explains that ocean routes are shaped by currents and geography. It argues the longest path can reach a destination faster by riding favorable currents and using indirect routes, comparing a San Francisco to China voyage with the Pacific current and equatorial detours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
San Francisco
China
North Pacific
Equator
Philippines
Asian
Ainslee
Handprint Impressions Reveal Hidden Moisture on Paper
A scientific note explains that touching a surface leaves a chemical imprint from skin moisture invisible to the eye. If a palm rests on blank paper then a metal plate with a special chemical reveals the hand’s imprint in detail.
Strange Exchange at City Store Sparks Laughs
A Philadelphia department store clerk recalls an old country man who offered a seven year old pack of underwear for an exchange. The man insisted they were new and never worn, first trip to town since he bought them. The cashier noted the time limit but the scene amused staff.
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Philadelphia
Iiven
Eim
Wife Keeps Secrets Or Tells All, Says Husbands Ruse
A Baltimore News quip has a man boasting his wife can keep secrets as well as any woman on earth. The confidant asks why and the husband replies she tells everything she knows, highlighting a humorous paradox about secrecy.
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Baltimore News
Seashore Proposal Recalled by Judge in Court Tale
A dialogue scene features Manny, Mr Gillis-Surely, Miss Gray, and a Judge. A proposal from last summer at the seashore is invoked, while Miss Gray struggles to recall the incident amid the courtroom exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manny
Mr. Gillis
Miss Gray
No man can appreciate how another man can be busy when he wants to talk
A pithy quotation from the Atchison Globe notes that one cannot gauge another’s busyness when he seeks conversation. The line reflects common commentary on miscommunication and missed connections.
Notice to Non-Edsidont Dreane Aunt Olof Mo Bertha
A vague public notice references certain individuals including Olof and Bertha in a legal or administrative action. The readable fragment names several persons and a formal action. no dates or offices are clearly stated. The item resembles a notary or probate notice from a historical paper.
Prankish Carving and Kissing Tongues in St Peter's
A Rome letter notes a mischievous artist named Pigmatella who carved tiny jugs into the Innocent XII tomb at St Peter's. It also mentions the widely believed tale that pilgrims kiss the saint’s toe, wearing it smooth. The nude statue is controversially thought by some to be an ancient Jupiter Capitolinus reworked for St Peter.
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China
Shang Lieng
Kaen Tau
Shense
Gieng
St. Peter’s
Innocent XII
Pigmatella
Peter
St. Peter's
St. Peter
Jupiter Capitolinus
Rome
Chicago Record-Herald
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