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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1907
Page
4
The Commercial Club of Sidney urges citizens to clean paint and mend homes, support parks for youth, and convert vacant lots into play areas. They invite all to inspect the schoolhouse, jail, and child welfare, then quietly assess local children’s needs and well being.
Arbor day ideas inspire trees around homes and wiser timber culture. Local notes report birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank Levin gull, a move by the Lough family toward Cheyenne county, travel of Mrs Dora Brown and son to Fort Collins, Kate Ebright visiting Kansas, George Minshall receiving a San Francisco telegram, and the marriage of Hattie Withers to Luther Allington at Deer Lick South Dakota.
The author cites visiting locals from Julesburg and Ogalalla and argues for stronger forest reserves and proactive reforestation. He contrasts US policy with European efforts in Italy France Switzerland and Germany, urging public opinion to back forest protection to prevent future flood damage in the west and Ohio Valley.
W N Higgins and J B Halston plan spring home remodels if mechanics can be secured. Mrs Otto Perso visited Myre Rudolph Perso near Bronson. J R Birdwell works soil with a new gang plow. Farmers seed heavily this season with large acreage. Raymond Bros bought a 1900 Sb Percheron from Finch Bros Alliance. Incubators multiply near Higgins. reports say 35 to 90 percent hatch. Center Methodists seem poised to enlarge their ministerial efforts with yellow legged chickens.
Bronson Mrs Chas Anderson visits Kimball. Chas Voeltz of Parbusburg Iowa visits in the county. John Andersons attend Quincy Adams Sawyer at Sidney. basket social at Potter on the 15th. Mrs R Perso visits Otto Perso at Dalton. Stella Portrey leaves for Muscotalo Kansas after weeks with her father Chas Portrey. Shoemaker Grant Anderson and Bliss Carns attend Sidney dance. P J Shaver moves into new Mushied ranch home. Len Sherwin buys horses. Mr Ayers of Lastern Nebraska settles nearby. Union Pacific crews improve road bed. Grant and Roy of St John Kansas visit W G Grant on Mushied ranch.
Clara Ed Mayers spent a day at the Higgins ranch while John Brown plans to settle on his Brady ranch homestead this spring. Jas Norrick of Omaha visited with land buyers. Mr Wimner hosted a West End dance after a Sidney visit and a sawmill crowd praised the hosts as royal entertainers.
The instruction advocates using Wheater for all flour needs including breakfast items. It emphasizes universal application across meals and food preparation.
A collage of satirical quips and anecdotes on public figures and trends. Walter Wellman balloon flight plans spark whimsy while Depew champions forests. Notes on divorces, fashion, and political chatter mix with playful verses and cultural jabs.
Bids for building a steel bridge with concrete abutments over Lodge Pole Creek between sections 3 and 32 in township 14 range 48 Cheyenne County Nebraska will be received at the County Clerk's office in Sidney. Bids open at 1 o clock noon Monday April 2. Board reserves right to reject all bids. R E Barkett County Clerk March 20 1907.
Mary Langholm files contest against Willis S. Smith homestead entry in Section 26 Township 18 Range 18 alleging nonresidence lack of building abandonment and absence for six months. Hearing set April 4 107 before James Tucker Sidney Nebraska with final hearing April 11 107 before the Register and Receiver, publication ordered due to service difficulties.
Charles Stan of Potter Nebraska gives notice of intent to make final five year proof on Homestead Entry No. 2eh made January 1, 1902 for the southwest quarter of section sixteen township six north range west. Proof to be made before James Thacker County Judge at Sidney Nebraska on April 1, 1908. Witnesses named: Lewis Brow Peter Nelson Gilbert Nelson William Augustafson.
Notice sets April 2 1907 election date for three trustees in Sidney Nebraska with polling hours nine a.m. to seven p.m. Qualified electors to vote. dated March 4 1907 and signed by Village Clerk and Chairman.
Mrs Anius Kristina Gilgren of Dalton Nebraska filed notice to make final five year proof in support of her Homestead Entry No 420 dated March 22 1907 The proof will be made before James Packer county judge at Sidney Nebraska on April 30 1907 Witnesses Otto Perso Thoms M Freeman Fred Drescher Emile Andreen all of Union Nebraska
Mary Langholm files a contest affidavit against Olin C. Wilson regarding homestead entry 4204 in section 26 township 21 range 4. Allegations claim lack of residence and cultivation. hearings set for April 4 1907 and final claim date April 1 1907, with publication ordered due to due diligence in service. Parcels debated in Nebraska.
The first eastern American printing press was set up in 1638 at Cambridge with Stephen Daye as printer. A ship brought the press and crew that summer. Among early issues was The Bay Psalm Book. The press survived and now rests in Windsor County after travels to Boston and New Hampshire before reaching the Vermont Historical Society.
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