Sidney News in Brief Highlights Local Visits and Plans
Local and personal items from Sidney Nebraska include visits by Harry Liamp in Denver and Mrs Jewett of Lodgepole in Sidney. Potter residents Mr and Mrs F D James traveled to Sidney midweek, while J Vernon of Peetz conducted business there. Shoppers Anna Uncapher and sister from Potter also visited, and Mary Judd visited family near Bridgeport. The Liberty State Bank gains charter with opening planned around April 5. Shriners prepare for Denver ceremonial with some also heading to Omaha. County assessors and commissioners met to map next year’s work. A 2500 dollar pipe organ will be installed at the Catholic church. Spring business mood anticipated as court lawn rakes and local scenes begin anew.
Osborn Battery Station Promotes Telegraph Subscription
An advertising note invites readers to patronize Osborn Battery Station and promises satisfaction with the service, urging subscriptions to The Telegraph.
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Osborn Battery Station
Poles Fight Foes as Bolsheviks Press Slonim
Warsaw report quotes Polish general staff detailing Bolshevik assaults on Slonim in Grodno district. Polish forces claim entry then drive back attackers at bayonet point, repulsing Ukrainians at Lemberg Grodek and Jagielngen, and occupying Juks nince, Sledelska and Bydkow while German attacks near Moceberg fail. Upper Silesia protests include a workers strike.
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Warsaw
Poland
Ing
Yelish General Staff
Slonim
Grodno
Lemberg
Grodek
Jagielngen
Juksnincice
Sledelska
Bydkow
Posen
Moceberg
Dombrowka
Silesia
Upper Silesia
Sues to Test U. S. Day Law
New York dated March 17 reports a stockholders suit in federal court led by Joseph E. Evard against Evards Brewery seeking an order to prevent suspending manufacturing May 1 and sales July 1 under the wartime prohibition act. The suit claims the emergency clause is unconstitutional post armistice since no emergency justified restricting grain, cereals, fruits or other goods for beer or wine, and asks preservation of normal peace conditions.
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New York
James Evard
Joseph E. Evard
Congress
Elihu Root
Wilson
Fire destroys Carbondale repair shops in Pa loss $100,000
Scranton report says the Delaware and Hudson railroad repair shops at Carbondale Pa burned. The loss is estimated at about $100,000 and is expected to exceed a day’s work to replace. No deaths are reported. Local fire officials investigate the cause.
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Scranton
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Carbondale
Markets in Chicago March 16 roundup
Open to close prices for corn oats flour and grain products listed with bids and ranges. Includes butter eggs poultry and meat prices for cattle hogs sheep and lambs, with per hundredweight figures and regional North American market notes.
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Chicago
Choieceight
Wales
Colorado
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Liamp
Denver
Misses Jewett of
Lodgepole
Sidney
F. D. James
Potter
J. Vernon of
Peetz
Anna Uncapher
Nelsonvof Potter
Mary Judd
Bridgeport
Uptegrove
Rochester, Minn
Fred Rathman
Dalton
Miss McFadden
Potter and Lodgepole
E. Holland
The
Holand Lumber Co
Lincoln
Liberty State Bank
Fred Bartels
Deshler
Nebraska
Lena Robertson
Sidney Mercantile Co
Shoshone
Wyoming
Henry Dahl
Fremont, Nebraska
Mrs. Carson
Bunker- Hill
Col. Radcliff
J. A Bentley
Bo Hilton
Pomeroy Ranch
North Dakota
Omaha
W. J L. Isargson
Catholic Church
Elizabeth Ware
Christian Church
Indianola
Langston
Alsk
Stonim
Brewer
Navy
Rookie
Georgette
Aun
Cheyenne County Trading Co
Sidney’s Dept
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