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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1918
Page
11
Mrs Ramsey and Mrs P Rishel host visits while Grandpa Bonser's family settles into a new home. News from Camp Kelley Texas mentions quarantines and hot dry conditions. The Willing Workers bazaar at Pleasant Valley school raised about 28 dollars. families share dinners and rides, with community members visiting in Sidney and nearby farms.
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications, says this ad. It claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine taken internally, working through the blood to mucous surfaces. The formula consists of tonics and blood purifiers, with testimonials available. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
SEXTORP revival meetings are held at the corner school house. Harry Peach and Mr Norval Wilcox left for Cheyenne Saturday noon. Pete Nelson and children and Miss Teig were in Sidney Thursday night. Robert and Louis Seemann each bought a Ford. Pete Nelson and Robert Seeman helped Dan Heimer butcher this week. Miss Doris Scheele, living with Pete Nelson, returned home Sunday. Miss Iva Heimer is slowly recovering from illness. Farmers haul grain. measles in the area.
Mr. Kientz started his new engine Monday and did business in Sidney. Henry Elsen was a business caller at Kientz Monday morning. Mr. Hammond transacted business in Sidney Monday. Reed visited Sprengers Monday. Charley and Alfred Sprenger visited Sidney Tuesday. Clifford Hammond helped drive cattle to a new home in Kimball County Wednesday. Minnie Sprenger spent Wednesday with Mrs Reed. Mr and Mrs Kientz and daughter made a business trip to Mr Bell Wednesday evening. Woman's Club met at the Chambers home Thursday and served luncheon. all reported a good time.
The Louvre began as a royal residence and was transformed by Napoleon into a world leading museum. It houses famed paintings statues and art treasures with many works returned to rightful possessors from Italy. The grand Louvre buildings started by Napoleon I and finished by Napoleon III opened in 1857.
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