Deaths Mrs J Thoebeleo of Idaho Dies at 66
Mrs Lydia Thoelecke died in Tello Idaho on March 16 after months of invalidism and blindness. A Iowa native born in 1860s, she moved to Sidney as a bride in 1878, ran a jewelry business with her husband, and is survived by her husband and son Stanley. Burial occurred in Iowa City.
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J Thoebleo
Lydia Thoelecke
Dan Tocatello
Idaho
Iown
Sidnés
Stanley
Sidney Monday
Iowa
Baby Roth Dies After Measles and Pneumonia
Virgil Roth eight months old, son of Mr and Mrs Andrey Roth, died Saturday morning from pneumonia after measles. The body was taken to Lincoln, the couple’s former home, and mourners extend sympathy.
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Roth Virgil
Andrey Roth
Lincoln
Charles F. Mettey dies after long illness in Lodgepole
Charles F. Mettey, a merchant of Lodgepole for over 25 years and prominent county citizen, died last Thursday night after a brief illness from pneumonia. He was prosper ous and planned a new store building. Mrs Mettey passed away three years ago, and he had no children or close relatives surviving.
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Charles F. Mettey
Mettey
Lodgepole
Governor Neville calls extra session for ten new laws
Nebraska governor Neville issues a proclamation for a special legislative session starting March 20 or 25 to consider ten laws. Key items include a soldiers voting machine and repeal of the Mockett law, plus expansion of voting rights for military and naval personnel and civil protections for Nebraskans in service.
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Locoln
Neville
Morckett
Mockett
Boards of Education
United States
Nebosishu
Finished Mosstery Bible Text Book Banned Under Espionage Act
Washington March 20 The Finished Mosstery a Bible student text book described as a narrow minded and delusive work at work of Satan. Distribution of the book forbidden by the Department of Justice under the Espionage Act. District attorneys notified to prosecute dealers or others selling or offering the book for sale or distribution.
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Washington
Beeans
Department of Justice
Russian envoy denounces German peace terms in Washington
Washington March 20 Boris Bakhtemteff, Russia envoy, denounces Germanys peace terms as a threat to Russia s existence and independence. He reiterates the embassy will pursue cooperation with the allies in the war against Germany after repudiating the bolshevik government last November.
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Washington
Russia
Boris Bakhmeteff
Germany
No Longer Expect Great Drive
Washington reports German spring offensive plans on the western front no longer impress American military men. The War department’s weekly review notes the enemy will not launch the offensive unless forced, despite vast preparations. The basis for this conclusion is not disclosed.
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Washington
Germany
War Department
Paris Explosion Kills Many at LaCourneuve Factory
Two violent blasts at a LaCourneuve factory north of Paris last Friday killed 16 people and injured many. A public school in Aubervilliers saw panic and four girls die from fright. Nearly 1,000 residents were rendered homeless.
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Paris
LaCourneuve
Aubervillers
McAdoo to Tour Country for Third Liberty Loan
Secretary McAdoo will conduct a speaking tour across the south middle west and east to promote the third Liberty loan. The campaign opens in Philadelphia on Saturday April 6 as the first stop of the series.
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McAdoo
Washington, D.C
South
Middle-West
East
Mherry Loan
Philadelphia
Twenty Die In Lumber Camp Fire Near Truro
Halifax March 20 six children a woman and thirteen lumbermen were killed in a blaze at the A A Sutherland lumber camp near Truro Nova Scotia. Fire destroyed the camp with loss of life including families and workers. The tragedy mars a remote work site as investigators begin retrieving remains and determining the cause.
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Halifax
N. S
A. A. Sutherland
Truro
Harvest notes and community glimpses from Huntsman
Local bulletin reports pretty fields of fall wheat in good weather. Omaha visitors visit Mrs Wilson's family, with talk of new neighbors. Rumor hints at a Sidney couple's marriage, while schools close Friday at two for War Savings Stamp sale. Community call to support Uncle Sam, buy bonds. OSborn Gane advertises dry cell batteries.
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Uncle Sam
South Divide Residents Move and Local Happenings
Earl Wood and Mr Thomas helped Mr Livon move furniture into Sidney Sauturdas new home. The Cassidy family returned to Bayard while Mr Cassidy took a summer position as government dinner rider. WB Correll relocated from Peter Lenton’s to a northeast Sidney site. Virginia and Watel Hiett had measles last week and Viola Foster has them now. Mr Gage seeds 160 acres of wheat north of W I Hiett with seed from FOOA Hand. Edward Kelly and daughter visited Cedar Valley relatives. Georgie Martin stayed with friends in Cedar Valley. Harry Witters from Cedar Valley attended Livoni’s sale. District 49 children eager to buy Thrift Stamps.
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Earl Wood
Thomas
Livon
Sidney Sauturdas
Olaire
Van
Ernest Cassidy
Bayard
Cassidy
Diten
WB Correll
Peter Lenton
Sidney Virginia
Watel Hiett
Viola Foster
Gage
W. I. Hiett
Fooa
Edward Kelly
Cedar Valley
Mr Hand
Georgie Martin
Harry Witters
Livoni
Spring greetings noted in District 135 meadow tale
Arthur Oldenburg of Crook Colorado ground corn for Joseph Oliverus on Monday. Frank Oliverius planned to Sidney last Thursday. Emil Zalesky and family with Joseph Oliverus visited Mr and Mrs Frank Oliver Sunday. J Billeter and family visited Mr and Mrs Bob Brand Sunday. Mr and Mrs Guy Gilbert visited Mr and Mrs Chas Welton.
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Arthur Oldenburg
Crook
Colo
Joseph Oliverus
Frank Oliverius
Sidney
Emil Zalesky
Frank Oliver
J. Billeter
Bob Brand
Guy Gilbert
Chas Welton
Prairie Gem Co. Trip Reflects Prairie Ties and Local Help
PRAIRIE GEM Co. S. Chambers and wife returned from Hot Springs South Dakota last week. Mrs. Chambers stayed with her mother Mrs Otto Kurz in Sidney. Clyde Lovall dehorned cattle last week with help from Clarence Chambers and Hank Walsh. Frank Kestner Ben Lovall and Morton Walsh assisted Hank Walsh and family and Mrs.
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Co. S. Chambers
Hot Springs
Chambers
Otto Kurz
Sidney Clyde Lovall
Clarence Chambers
Hank Walsh
Frank Kestner
Ben Lovall
Morton Walsh
Lee Price Hosts Sunday Dinner at Lovall Home
Clarence Chambers visits with Ro Lovall as Lee Price and his children share Sunday dinner at the Cycle Lovall home. Clyde Lovall receives a letter from brother Will Lovall, stationed at Camp Merritt, awaiting orders to sail for France. The community enjoys fine spring weather and hopes for rain to aid fall wheat. Nis Anderson and family visit relatives in Colorado. Jimmie Mohatt returns home to help his father with spring work. Ben Lovall harrows weeds in preparation for spring grain. George Hoeckison begins plowing this spring. Victor and Tazel Anderson miss school briefly due to illness but return.
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Lee Price
Clycle
Lovall
Clarence Chambers
Ro Lovall
Georgie Hoeckison
Ben Lovall
Jimmie Mohatt
Nis Anderson
Colorado
Clyde Lovall
Will Lovall
Merrit
New Jersey
France
Victor Eanderson
Tazel Anderson
Farm land loan offer at 7 percent by Bentley Land Company
Bentley Land Company of Sidney Nebraska announces an unlimited money loan program for farm lands at a fixed 7 percent rate. The notice invites landowners to contact the company for financing and terms.
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Bentley Land Company
Sidney
Nebraska
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