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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1921
Page
9
Frank S. Simonds argues Germany must accept Versailles obligations or face industrial extinction. He says Germany dodges war debt, disarmament and Alsace Lorraine aims, and France may seize German property to enforce restitution. The piece contrasts U S actions toward Colombia with finical appeasement.
The article argues there are two opposing views on the Colombian treaty and Panama. It critiques those who seek both blame and apology, saying the stance is hypocritical as advocates claim wrong must be righted yet refuse an apology. It weighs Panamas independence against a U.S. role in canal history and calls for a principled position.
Warren and Hodgkin announce a public auction on May 12, 1921 at 10 AM at the Mann Motor Company Garage in Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska to sell a Oldsmobile Truck No 8989 under a chattel mortgage dated October 18 1920 due November 14 1920. The mortgage by Charlie Wrods mortgagor and Mann Motor Company mortgagee is recorded October 23 1920 with a balance of 1477.00 plus 10 percent interest from October 13 1920.
Warren & Hodgkin attorneys announce a public auction at the Mann Motor Company's Garage in Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska on May 12 1921 at 10 AM. The item is an Oldsmobile Six Touring Car Motor No EB D 61709 under a chattel mortgage dated October 2 1920 with Earl Easton as mortgagor and Mann Motor Company as mortgagee for 878.98 due February 3 1921.
The Munn Motor Company's Garage holds a chattel mortgage on One Oldsmobile Truck, Motor No 15873, mortgaged by Clarence Tenick to Mann Motor Company. Recorded October 23, 1920, the amount due is 975 dollars with 10 percent interest from September 11, 1920, and due April 12, 1921.
A local plea urges businesses to advertise in The Telegraph to support the paper and sustain operations, warning both advertiser and paper losses if ads dry up.
The No 4 International Cultivator uses twenty steel balls in its axle pivots to reduce friction and extend life. It can cultivate 28 inch bean rows or 42 inch corn rows and accepts 4 or 8 shovels with optional spring teeth disk killers and center tooth. The ad invites buyers to visit the showroom to learn more.
The U S Department of Agriculture recommends sunshades over riding cultivators and other farm implements to ease labor. It argues such devices reduce fatigue and preserve a worker’s capacity, noting that no one producing the world’s food should shun methods that lighten toil.
Dr M E Pettibone dentist announces practice at Mele tech block Reem 5 6e and provides phone 66 for appointments and inquiries.
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