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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1926

Page

10

Snowslide in Utah Mineshaft Kills and Hurts Dozens

Sap Gulch near Bingham Utah saw a catastrophic snowslide at Highland Bay mining camp. Rescue teams tally thirty nine bodies recovered with fifteen to twenty more believed buried, while twelve injured remain hospitalized. Officials fear about seventy lives lost in total with spring thaw expected to reveal additional victims. Rescue effort persisted after the McDonalds survived fourteen hours beneath wreckage.

Bingham Utah Highland Bay Sap Gulch Here Frank A. Wardlaw Utah-Delaware Mining Company Jimmy McDonald McDonalds Attle Oquirrh Mountains

Penal Island for Four Mexicans in Peteet Case

In Tia Juana Mexico four Mexicans Zenadlo Llanos Louis Amador Refugio Alvarez and Francisco Gonzales face potential exile to the penal island Tes Marias for murder linked to the Peteet family killings. They are under certified accusations with two weeks to defend and may demand trial by nine jurors. banishment could run six to fourteen years. Other accused prisoners were freed but kept under police watch.

Tia Juana Mexico Tes Marias Zenadlo Llanos Tia ‘Juana Louis Amador Refugio Alvarez Francisco Gonzales Arias A. Martinez Territorial Lower California Llanos Amador Alvarez Gonzales

Will Leave 50 Million to Aid Poor Children

John E. Andrus of Yonkers vows at his eighty fifth birthday to leave 45 percent of his fortune, about 50 million dollars, to endow a Westchester county institution for poor children. He heads Arlington Chemical Company and plans a combined hospital, recreation center, and orphan asylum with education, to be named for his wife. He first earned a dollar selling fish to Horace Greeley 75 years ago.

New York John E. Andrus Yonkers Westchester County Andrus Arlington Chemical Company Horace Greeley

Youths hold handkerchiefs in bank robbery at Water Tower

Five or six youths confronted staff at the Water Tower bank and, with white handkerchiefs over their faces, forced entry and obtained about $8,000. Police report no injuries, and investigation is ongoing as suspects fled the scene.

St. Louis Water Tower Bank

Marion Cleveland Granted Divorce From William Dell

Mrs. Marion Cleveland Dell, daughter of the late President Grover Cleveland, was granted a divorce from William Stanley Dell. The couple had married in Newton, November 28.

Paris Marion Cleveland’ Dell Grover Cleveland William ‘Stanley Dell Neeton

Dies at 111 of Milwaukee DAR member Louisa Thiers

Mrs. Louisa K. Thiers, a Milwaukee resident and one of the original Daughters of the American Revolution, died at her home at age 111. She held longstanding ties to the DAR and was among its early members.

Milwaukee Louisa K. Thiers

Community Notes From South Colton and Nearby

Sunday visits span the Colton area with the Koesters Deaver Cortneys and Wendtes dropping by homes across district 97. Local meeting at the school, a Farmers Union report, and a Sidney short course highlight a busy week along with road work, medicals, and social events.

March Crop Report Shows Lower Grain Stocks Across Crops

March estimates from the state and federal division of agricultural statistics indicate overall grain stocks are down from a year ago except corn and oats. Corn reserves are large at 113,568,000 bushels, about 48 percent of last year’s crop, with shipments lower. Wheat stocks total 5,806,000 bushels, 17 percent of the crop, amid a short wheat year and higher prices pushing grain to markets. Oats stocks stand at 28,812,000 bushels, 39.9 percent of the crop, with smaller shipments than last year. Rye and barley stocks are up for rye about 17 percent of the crop and barley 12 percent shipped. Potatoes are at 20 percent on hand.

Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics South Platte

Local Social Roundup Sees Birthdays Visits and School Gain

Lodge Pole and surrounding town social notes report Mrs J W Rogers returning from Rochester for medical treatment and gifts given to L R Barlow on his 64th birthday while friends dropped by to spend the evening. Chappell visitors J G McCormick R F MecGrale and T E Davis attend, lunch by Mrs Barlow. Sunday chores include visits and church school attendance rising 23 at M E Sunday School. Jerry Lydiatt hosts birthday party with gifts and lunch. Harley Garretts hosts boys for a birthday. Mrs Harvey Lindley recovering from flu. Modern Woodmen pledge dance on Bridey night. Miss Jean Jewett visits grandmother. Mrs Torina Maus visits daughters in town. many small social items across the area.

J. W. Rogers Rochester Minn L. R. Barlow J. G. McCormick R. F. MecGrale T. E. Davis Chappell C. J. Smith Wray Colo Lincoln Archie Hafer J. BR. Barlow Felix Grant Anna Garretts John Garretts M. E Jerry Lydiatt Lydiatt Jerry Iis Torina Maus of E. F. Brown Oley Withers

Robinson's Move and Socials Highlight Idaho to Arizona Journey

If Robinson reached No. 1S on Tuesday from Dwin Falls Idaho he spent time in California and Arizona after leaving. Mesdames A To Stara and Paul Smith hosted four tables at 500 Monday night. Mrs Moorehead and Mrs Tate won first prizes while Dr and Mrs Winston attended. A dainty lunch was served by the host.

Robinson Dwin Falls Idaho California Arizona Stara Paul Smith Moorehead Tate Winston

Nebraska Farm Values and Grain Reserves Across the State

The article notes shipments may exceed 4,000 cars this season with about a third of the crop shipped, mostly from seven western Nebraska counties. It lists land values ranging from poor plow land at 62 to 85 dollars per acre to improved land at 77 to 155 dollars, and unimproved land at 62 to 110 dollars. Federal census figures are lower. Farm grain reserves show corn at 1,318,793,000 bushels this year and 759,471,000 last year, wheat 99,279,000 and 112,512,000, oats 577,664,000 and 346,656,000, barley 53,466,000 and 40,061,000, rye 6,830,000 and 8,113,000.

Nebraska United State

Bake Sale and Public Dinner Notice for March 20

The Altar Society will hold a bake sale Saturday March 20 at Sidney Meat and Provision starting at 2 p m. Committee members are Mrs Jolliff Mrs N Trenen Mrs Pittman and Mrs Pete Beyer. A public dinner at the M E church parlors March 20. See menu elsewhere in this paper. Plate glass for Windsfields and Bedan doors installed at Habler Garage.

Altar Society Sidney Meat and Provision Company Jolliff N. Trenen Pittman Pete Beyer M. E. Ehurch Bedan Habler Garage

Also Mentioned on This Page

Peteet Red St. Louis Bank Marion Cleveland Florence Heinie Chuck Koester Frank Zulesky George Deaver Clarence Charles Deaver Leo Alfred Koester Conrad Messing John Cortney Colton George Denver J. H. Wendte Joe Ruttner M. M. Herbert Lakeview Hmphrey Cortney Farmers Union Clemmons Clarence Deaver Leonard Jones Sidney John B. Cortney Marguerite Eric Brauer Johnnie Briggs Ernie Beker Fred Bushman Tesar Elmer Phelps Albert Braver Bis Springs Marie Cortney John Wendie Helen Jacobs John Fastenow John Briggs Cecil Whittaker Wilt Boys Grandma Cortney Josephine Jordan Ruth Ruby Deaver Margaret Messing Kooster M. J. Hulslander Grandpa Hulslander A. A. Wilt Lee Howard Colton Road Henry Elgon Mr. O'Connell John Wendte Mr. Sheets of Potter Will Thomas C. W. Carey Gurley Caladin Smith Abbott Mattison Rev. Ray North Platte M. E. Chrch Stev.Staniforth Henry Thomas Seward Rh. OW. Englert Viola Delilah Miss Thompson Elain Wolfe Zantippe Opera House John Frans Lincoln Highway L. A. Cunningham Moyer Bates Charles Hein Lloyd Means Ovtinger Pittsburg Ladies Aid Mesdames Carter and Melton R.N. A Walter Proctor Margaret Seda John Harnicek Sunol Iw. T. Hafer I. W. Lehmkuhl Alliance Sidney Christensen Harry Heath Sunshine Club Woodman Hall Stara’s Drug Store Dr. J. Smith Louise White Haxtun Colorado Herman Belthends G. E. Minshall Frances Ternoon Wallis Tractors Allis-Chalmers Tractors Caterpillar Tractors HOLT Nichols & Shepard Tractors Massey-Harris Reaper Thresher Case Farm Implements Moline Farm Implements Nichols & Shepard Red River TraCtor and Bake Sale Sidney Ice and Storage Co U.S.A Willa Fox Zane Purple Sage Onyihe Winder Torse “Y Reynolds Dumbells Ring Fox News Scone Prom niGhy Staggo Ray Carl Laenminle Bertlytell Paulette Duval Marian Nixon Drury Lene Pathe FEAR Adolen Garamount
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