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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1909
Page
5
Calendar lists events from May 1 to May 28 including school exhibit on May 14, senior class play May 21, baccalaureate May 23, and graduating exercises May 28. Reports on girls basketball party with faculty, dining at multiple homes, and April school statistics.
An old advertisement column promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney trouble with a Mrs. Caroline Smith testimonial from North Platte Nebraska. It urges timely action for weed pulling and soil work after recent rains. A brief street scene note ends with a minister boasting a large button collection.
Ballard clubwomen with Salmon Bay Improvement club pledge a citywide clean up before the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific fair. They aim to prove Ballard’s as a clean shingle suburb with a $100 prize fund from house-to-house canvassing. Prizes honor best lawns parking strips sidewalks gardens and backyards as Ballard grows as a residence district.
Oak Park's clean-up week influences neighboring suburb as Austin Sr leads agitation against uncleanliness. Mrs. Rena St. Tuthill heads civics and sociology at the Austin Woman's club along with F. E. Prey of the Austin Improvement association. A committee with Mr. Prey, Mrs. Tuthill and Mr. Clarkson oversees the project and secures police cooperation including photographing delinquent premises.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer humorous quip notes Young Bluffin is lucky as he is engaged to tall Miss Bille. While walking, he has no trouble looking up under her hat, signaling their engagement in a light social moment.
A stallion service offered at the Camblia Ranch one mile east of Sidney through May and June. It is described as a heavy bone heavy draft easy keeping Dutchman type, a tried breeder and thoroughly acclimated. Service fees are $8.00 and $10.00 with assurances of care for safety, but no responsibility for accidents.
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