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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1921

Page

3

Falls From Windmill: Bryner Injured Near Lodi

ZK Bryner of this city fell from a thirty foot windmill platform at his farm south of Lodi after a fan section struck him. He suffered two broken ribs and body bruises but is recovering well. Farey Van Cleave aided, Dr. Bryson treated him, and he was brought to town.

Bryner Lodi Farey van Cleave Callaway

Man Held For Insanity Hearing In Nebraska

Cc E Adams was brought from Morrill to Gering for a hearing before the insanity board yesterday. He showed violent dementia and required a straight jacket during transport to Ingleside for treatment. Friends hope the condition is temporary as he alternated between thinking he was Henry Ford and President Harding and raved about railroad cooperation.

Cc. E. Adams Gering Morrill Insanity Board Ingleside Henry Ford Harding Hastings Scottsbluft

Six Men for a One Man Job in Rail Locomotive Shop

Under current shop rules that the railroads seek to end, changing a locomotive nozzle tip often requires a boilermaker and several assistants. The burden shows frequent inefficiency as procedures stack workers for a single task.

One Thing Lacking In Big Grocery Store Visit

I visited a large grocery store in the forenoon when only one customer was present. Dozens of salespeople stood idle or busy restocking and talking. The scene showed a surprising lack of assistance for a lone shopper.

Store Presentation Impresses Despite Lacking Sales Help

A brief note from the Journal describes a well stocked shop with attractively displayed goods. The observer walked around for two or three minutes and would have bought more if salespeople had been efficient and available to assist customers.

The Advertised Article

The merchant claims faith in his goods and avoids over advertising When you read this paper you may find up to date merchandise that is not shopworn Trust in the ads for dependable, current items.

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