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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1921
Page
16
A columnist contrasts European aristocrats taking humble jobs with American views of worth. The piece argues true aristocracy lies in service and industry, not blood or titles, and cites domestic life shifts as mothers guide emancipated daughters. It ends urging parents to adapt to urban civilization and modern parenting realities.
Frederick Bechdelt analyzes a decade long rise in juvenile crime tracing it to changes in family life. He notes that before 1900 families were tighter, with parents guiding children at home, a stronger family circle and evening time spent around the table.
W. P. Miles serves as president with E L Uptegrove as vice president Leon Fine as treasurer and Paul L Martin as secretary The board of directors includes W. K. Hodgkin C W Hornaday M W Osborn D R Campbell F L Whitelock and G R Buckner.
Base Ball Association lists officers and board members including D R Campbell president Charlie Mann treasurer Frank Whitelock secretary A E Phelps Joe Simodynes M W Dimery and Dr Barger in the executive group.
Country Club roster lists J. L. U. McIntosh as president with W. H. Hodgkin as vice president EB. R. Kratz as secretary-treasurer Ray Stansbury H. E. Mantor and P. L. Martin also named in leadership roles.
Train schedule from Sidney lists multiple trains including No 6 at 4 30 am mail No 8 10 am No 2 at 8 25 am No 18 at 9 10 am No 10 at 9 50 am No 20 at 3 20 pm No 4 at 6 50 pm No 266 local freight 1130 am except Sunday westbound No 3 at 7 05 am No 19 at 11 55 am No 7 at 5 30 pm No 5 at 6 15 pm Mail No 1 at 6 00 pm No 9 at 8 10 pm Mail No 17 at 9 05 pm No 261 local freight 730 am except Sunday
Notice to vendors that tobacco and cigar licenses are due on May 1 each year. Failure to obtain license violates city ordinance and may lead to prosecution. Dated April 28 1921. Fred E. Stephen, City Clerk.
Tax due notice issued April 28 1921 warns owners to pay dog tax by May 1 or face penalties under law.
Notice to Draymen and Teamsters that licenses for the listed lines are due by May 1 each year and must be paid to the City Clerk who will issue the regular license plate upon payment of the fee. All unlicensed persons violate City Ordinances and are liable to prosecution. No further notice will be issued. Fred E. Stephen.
A fragment notes a violation of law under ordinances with potential prosecution. Dated April 25, 1927, the entry identifies Fred Stephens as the involved party.
The W M B club plans a bake and produce sale at the Farmers Union store on Saturday afternoon May 14. Also mentions Conklin's Medium priced Pen- tably pens and a Rexali Store product. Includes Dr M E Rettire dentist contact and Mele block Room 5-64 Phone 66.
Licenses are due on May 1 each year. Renewal applications must include a check at the time of filing. This notice informs operators of pool halls and bowling alleys of the annual licensing requirement and payment deadline.
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