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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1920
Page
5
The Telegraph reports Charles McCloud of York Nebraska as a candidate for National Committeeman. He has a record of achievement and would be a strong choice if elected. Flo is not a candidate but supports McCloud. C P Chambers resumes work after home quarantine. County Commissioners will meet in April for regular business.
The Sidney council approved building permits for E B Sherrod J W Harper and O C Dimmick and passed Ordinance 175. They referred park and sewer matters, granted stair access permission, and approved snow fence removal and new chairs for the council chamber. An inter-church conference in Sidney on April 8 at the M E Church will organize a county-wide moral and religious work plan.
Washington reports the house subcommittee on military affairs will begin hearings soon on universal military training after passing the army reorganization bill setting the army at 16 800. Hearings may last two months with a June report, or December if Congress adjourns for conventions. Chairman Kahn names the training subcommittee including McKenzie Greene Sanford Dent Quin and Olney. Five subcommittee members favor universal training.
Flawa in the diamond consists largely of black or carbon spots formed of uncrystallized carbon. Nature halted the crystallization before the process completed, leaving these spots in the gemstone.
Washington dispatch notes the Senate rejected the peace treaty with Germany 49 to 35, sending it back to the White House. The vote blocks ratification with League of Nations covenant, amid likely campaign politics and a plan to seek peace via Knox resolution with conditional rights and reparations.
Mesdames A Denny and J C Shu lenberg were pleasantly entertained on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs J Millard. Messrs Ayles and Millard left Monday for Dix where they will remain a week tending farm interests.
M W Osborn of the Ogaborn Motor Co left for Lincoln Nebraska on Monday and remained several days to oversee the construction of a new garage and service station.
Dr W M Kimpeton, dentist, operates in Neu Cbauer Building. Sidney Nebraska.
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