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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
4
Local items describe spring signs, neighbor visits, and trades around Lorenzo and Sidney. People attend gatherings, shop, trade cattle and pigs, and family visits fill two weeks with illness and a distant cousin's obituary notes.
General Pershing inspected the Second division on a Rhine plateau near Coblenz, presenting over 80 decorations and reviewing 24 000 troops in massed formation. He rode a cavalry horse, studied supply trains and artillery, and spoke with wounded Doughboys about recovery and returning home. Soldiers voiced willingness to stay as long as needed. Pershing praised American troops and noted respect earned from allied forces. He dined with General Dickman. The Telegraph urges subscriptions.
The Britannica notes that certain sauces are used in tobacco on the Continent and in America to improve flavour and burning qualities. A smoker’s joy depends on flavorings as much as tobacco. test brands by smelling a handful to choose the one that smokes best. aged Burley with chocolate gives Tuxedo Tobacco a distinct fragrance.
Influenza and pneumonia hospital concerns noted as a man improves slowly. Frank Aishire's brother departed this week for home in the east, with Frank accompanying him to Omaha. He had been visiting here for some time.
North Bronson notes a Friday snowstorm that vanished by evening. Residents travel to Sidney, visit kin, and haul hogs for telephone use. Illnesses include Helen Meyer with the flu and Laurence Schmidt with a cold. Local work includes plastering, building playground equipment at Bunker Hill, and phone post setup.
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