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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1918

Page

10

Soldier Francis J Herbert’s brave voyage to New York trip note

Francis J Herbert writing from Hempstead Long Island to his sister recalls a San Antonio departure with Red Cross hospitality along the route. He describes crowds cheering as soldiers passed. On arrival in New York the squadron is praised as among the best, with plans to sail for Over There. He chose service over staying home, showcasing patriotism and reliability. Sidney Lumber Co. ad ends the piece.

Francis J Herbert Hempstead Long Island New York San Antonio Texas Ile Red Cross Francis Sammy France Sidney

German Losses Revealed as War Drags On

Washington dispatch reports Allied and American officers view the German offensive as slowing under elastic defense. Major General Mirrily says no alarm at home, while Leonard Wood predicts failure but favors open warfare training for Americans. British and French lines show stubborn resistance with gains west of St Quentin and continued heavy combat.

Washington, D. C Field Marshal Haly London Paris Berlin Mirrely Tle Douglas Paig Wood Woods Meld Blarshal Flaty David Lloyd George France Picardy Germaan Gernos Haive St Quentin Nesle Guiscard Mittee MacLachlin Nortig Washington

German Offensive Surges as Paris Bombardment Shocks Washington

Allied officers estimate German losses at 100000 daily while the offensive uses nearly 1.2 million troops. Major General Wood testifies that Teuton gains are near ten miles from the front, with Paris subjected to long range shelling from a gun located near Laon. Washington officials react with disbelief at the distant bombardment claim.

Berlin Paris Laon Washington D. C

Third Liberty Loan Opens April Six To Raise Billions

Washington March 27 the third Liberty loan will open April 6. It aims for 3 billion dollars with all subscriptions at four percent interest. Bonds from the first and second loans may be converted into the new issue while third loan bonds will not convert to future issues. Secretary McAdoo urges Americans to supply the dollars and materials needed to end German militarian atrocities in France.

Washington Liberty McAdoo France America

Cannonading Heard in Holland and London Reports

Reports from Amsterdam say cannonading on the western front was distinctly heard in Holland during the latter part of last week, with amplifying sound reaching London as well.

London Holland Amsterdam

Community notes from Wymore and vicinity portions

North Divide residents Ida Alden and children visit Frank McManus and wife as many families gather for dinners and chores. Local farming activity includes two tractors contracted for breaking two sections, and plans surface for Frank Kinton’s possible summer trip to the coast for work. The winter wheat shows strong recovery after fears of loss, with recent trips to Sidney, Grendo, and southeastern Colorado shaping local outlooks.

Ida Alden Wymore Frank McManus Lewis Shulenberg Homer Haskins Geo. Nieman C. M. Andrews Vern McManus Clyde Kinton Frank Kinton John Wolfe Sidney Henry Ehmke Fred Bartells Henry Adam Anzmenger Streeter N. C McCann Grendo Wyo Huntsman Homer Haskin Hamilton County Is Henderson Wayne F Henderson Little Ed Stoner Farmers Union Local No. 77 E. Henderson Dix

Ship building era losses and farmland to spring crops

The notice mourns the loss of Mr. Kinton and his wife from the community. It reports Stoner breaking one hundred acres of sod for a man in Omaha to plant spring wheat and oats, indicating ongoing agricultural work and land development.

Boschee's German Syrup Ad Promotes Restful Sleep Cure

Fifty two years of use across the United States touts Boschee's German Syrup for coughs bronchitis and throat settled colds. Claims easier nocturnal rest easier morning expectoration and natural healing. Bottles priced 30 and 90 cents sold by Red Cross Pharmacy. Osborn Garage sells dry cell batteries. Subscribe for The Telegraph.

Boschee United States RED Cross Pharmacy

Vast Railway War Chest Ordered by McAdoo

Washington by March 25 A sweeping order from Railways Director McAdoo requires all cash deposits loans and time drafts on railroad books at end of 1917 to be under director general control for railway mobilization. Large balances may be shifted between companies by simple bookkeeping entries.

Washington Railways McAdoo

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Oak Mattison Sidney Lumber CO H. E. Mantor, M. D Stewitts Building S. R. Sweet Contractor and Builder Union Pacific Rose Street W. A. Zwink Osborn Sidney, Nebraska Frank A. Barger Osborne Joseph Oberfelder Nebr C. W. Zike Offico Nebraska Glenn Bliss Neubauer Building Joseph M. Swenson McIntosh Henry E. Gapen Gapen Bldg W. R. Weeden Enbalmer NEW Osborn Sidney, Neb U. S Crerman Mistor Leonard Wood Senate Western Battle Front Senate Military Committee Laudemont Miles Gouzeaucour Baillencourt Pt Bantigny Lesdain Cambrai A Et Serdavillers Aubendieu LE Catelet Soy Velacourt Vo Odroux Cambrain Cambrai Calient Dance Brothers Dodge Brothers Detroit Dodge Bros M. W. Osborn Prop North Divide Osborn Garage Tobin Opera House Sidney, Nebr Cal Stewart Josh The Phonograph Gypsy Rossini Kieth Orpheum Margie Stewart Comedienne
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