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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1936

Page

9

Nenana Ice Pool Lottery Described as Alaska’s Sweepstake

The Nenana Ice Pool is Alaska’s weather lottery where a $1 ticket bets on when the Tanana River ice will break. A highwire across the ice triggers a clock stop as the ice moves downstream, awarding the ticket holder nearest the stop time. prizes exceed $60,000 at times, with the event staged near Fairbanks.

Alaska Washington Star Tanana River Yukon Alasiatheka Fairbanks

Castle of True Wives tale from German fortress

A Heilbronn correspondent recounts the medieval ruin Weibertreu near Dotternsburg where Att Sitono purportedly aimed to kill captives. Women reportedly carried husbands on their backs to freedom, giving the fortress its name. Twain mentioned it in Tramp Abroad as seen from afar.

Heilbronn Dotwartemburg Weibertren Weibertreu Mark

Ancient Ohio Eries Face War and Loss to Iroquois

The Eries once inhabited northeastern Ohio and shores of Lake Erie from Buffalo to Sandusky Bay. They fought the Iroquois in a merciless war that nearly exterminated the Ers, leaving remnants absorbed by later tribes. Troquois superiority shifted lands to Iroquois and other western nations.

Ohio

Decorations for St Mark's in Venice History

Arnold Lund notes in Venice that ancient laws required Eastern traders and victorious generals to bring offerings for St Mark's. The text emphasizes that many capitals and columns around the church were not originally built for St Mark's, highlighting evolving symbolism and burdens of generosity in the city.

St. Mark's Venice Arnold Lund

How Do You Do Across Languages And Faiths

A compact note on greetings across languages and cultures. It contrasts the Anglo Saxon How do you do with German Wie geht es Ihnen and Latin Como sta with the French equivalent. It also notes Arab Muslim salutation Salaams to Christians as part of religious framing.

Anchor Ice Found at River Bottom in Fast Open Water

Anchor Ice forms from small crystals of ice frozen at the surface of rapid open water and is carried below by the stream, occasionally settling on the river bottom. It notes that water expands when freezing, making ice lighter and typically buoyant on the surface.

Sun Loses Mass At Vast Rate Daily

The sun is said to be losing mass at the rate of 390000 million tons a day, equal to the energy it emits as radiation each day.

Mississippi Bubble disaster of 1719 crash end of Law scheme

The Mississippi Bubble was a massive 18th century speculation led by John Law under the Duke of Orleans in France. West India shares soared then collapsed, wiping out most investors and forcing Law into exile. Parliament and the nation faced financial crisis and social upheaval.

Mississippi John Law Duke of Orleans France Louisiana Ro Bank West Indian Company East Indies China South Seas French East India Company West India Law Venice England Cleveland Plain Dealer

Three Distinct Groups Make Up Cricket Family

Three distinct cricket groups True crickets Mole crickets and tree crickets are described. Mole crickets burrow underground feeding on plant roots. true crickets appear in pavements and fields, feed on plants or prey. tree crickets live in trees and on shrubs with the snowy tree cricket song often mistaken for Katy did.

Montreal Herald

Quote on songwriters shaping laws by Fletcher of Saltoun

A 1708 remark attributed to Andrew Fletcher of Saltoun notes that control of ballads and songs could influence governance. The passage recalls a wise man who believed poets could shape public manners and, in turn, laws. It cites Fletcher’s letter to Montrose and reflects on poets guiding civic reform.

Andrew Fletcher Saltoun Marquis of Montrose Christopher

Ancient Australian kitchens reveal kangaroo meat use

Archaeologists unearthed kitchen remnants near Kingston, South Australia, suggesting ovens shaped for roasting kangaroos and indicating long standing Aboriginal practice. Kangaroos were once abundant on inland plains but mainly hunted for hides, though considered a delicacy by natives.

Australia Kingston South Australia

Origin and shades of the term yellow streak

The phrase yellow streak likely began with aging or illness turning items yellow like a jaundiced complexion. It later took on meanings of mean or cowardly and even sensational in journalism, reflecting evolving usage over time.

Lava Rock Used in Soviet House Building

Petrified lava from Ani, once a thriving Armenian city, is employed in constructing Soviet houses. The ancient lava is valued for its durability and insulating properties, linking historical geology to mid century architectural practices in the region.

Ani Cap ‘Itl Armenia

Grand Prairie Community Ties Mark Week of Visits

Grand Prairie residents and families extended visits and social gatherings across Sidney and Peetz. Many attended a Fairview play at Liberty schoolhouse, shared meals at Irwin and Hart homes, and joined church board meetings and Sunday dinners. Notable names include Welton, Dykman, Tremain, Jorgensen, Johnson, Nelson, Frerichs, Planck, Beattie, and McClung amid travels to Denver and nearby towns.

Charles Welton Herman ‘Dykma Betty Jean Guy Gilbert Earl Nghtengale Betby Bernard Helgate James Irwin Ethel Dorothy Paul Pearson Albert Johnson Alva Hart Fred Denver Fairview Liberty School House Ray Tremain J. H. Geu Charles Smith Dan Rupert Alfred Jergensen J. C. Jorgensen Beatrice Nelson Doris Rexroth Lyle Schaeffer Will Gade Lavern Ray Rexroth Alice W. O. Johnson Alfred Jorgensen Big Springs Sam McClung Ogallala W. T Lawrence Evelyn Henry Gell Ferrer Canons Ethel Trewin Grand Island Thureday Anna Church School ‘Board M. E. Church A. A. Rudd Sidney Joe Lucas J. H. Gell Leona Frerichs Liberty School Carl Christ Sam Irwin Fred Livingston Grand Prairie Harold and Verena Mons Johnson Myr Cheries Welton Mae Herman Dykman Clarice Planck Nels Johnson John Olson Law Rence Nelson O. L. Miller J.C. Jorgensen Royden Mitchell Art Wallace Mildred Witters Emil Nightengale Earl Nightengale Frank Deaver Gus Eineman J. K. Dykman Albert Frevichs Rasmus Madsen Alvin Earl Bishop Lila Peetz Fred Frerichs Walter Frerichs C. A. Foster Home Johnson Harold Linde E. Planck Wyoming Henry Fiessner Martin Flessner Dick Miler Walter Hornbloom Ledge Pole

Dalton News Roundup Highlights Local Events and Visits

Mrs. James Hershey was surprised for her 76th birthday at home on May 1. The rural play festival drew 44 children with Salem winning first prize and District 114 second. A stockholders meeting named nine director candidates for the Dalton Cooperative Society.

James Hershey Tena Heiser Dalton John van Anne Eskimo Land Lupt Mrs. Johns Alliance Chadron Hot Springs S. D Arden Dee C. E Bridgeport Dalton Business Boosters Club School Auditorum Salem R. L. Scherer Denver Redsack Broadwater Woolsey Abbott Western Nebraska Dental Convention M. J. Jillson Republican City Mary Ficod J. A. Brooks Haxfin Colo Luther En Their Ivan Dalton Cooperative Society John Davison F. W. Johnston C. B. Toof A. E. Shert Herman Armuth F. E. Mintken H. J. Mayer Herry Vick Joy Smith C. L. Nickell Paul Lester Ingwerson Hay Springs Eugene Ben Pelster Marie Wallick

Gas in stomach praised by Denver woman for Vantage

Mrs. Leonard Burch of 1195 King Street Denver Colorado, a well known resident, publicly endorses Vantage the so called amazing mixture of nature roots herbs and other agents. She describes years of stomach gas bloating pain and sleepless nights and says Vantage eased her discomfort improved digestion and relieved rheumatic pains.

Leonard Burch King, St Denver Colo Sidney Drug ‘Company Sidney Leonard, Burch

Van-Tage Great Compound Drug Opens At Sidney Drug Co

A historic ad touts Van-Tage as a powerful digestive aid for bowels stomach liver and kidneys. It promises broad benefits, affordable pricing, and wide availability, urging readers to purchase today at the Sidney Drug Company in Sidney.

Sidney Drug Company Sidney

Van Tage Relief Claims Gas and Bloat Stop

A reader describes severe stomach gas and bloating that resisted various remedies until starting Van Tage. After six doses the writer reports rapid relief with gas pains gone and appetite returning, asserting the medicine’s strong effect.

van Tage

Obituary of Fredrick Walter Livingston

Fredrick Walter Livingston was born July 9 1869 on a farm near West Union Ta and moved to Danbury Ia at age nine. He married Margaret Romig in 1892 and had four children Ima Arvin Cyrena Vernon. Ima died at age nine. He moved to Sidney in 1913 and farmed until 1920. widowed in 1920. He married Artie Walsh in 1926 and had Byron Ruth. Artie died in 1931. A Methodist member since youth, Livingston died April 29 after a illness.

Fredrick Walter Livingston West Union Danbury Margaret B. Romig Ima Beryl Arvin W. Cyrena BK Vernon Sidney Sexton Artie A. Walsh Byron W Ruth F Livingston Methodist Church Mapleton

Unclear obituary fragment from midwestern newspaper

Nearly three months, at age 66 years nine months and 20 days. Survived by five children Arvin Byrot and Ruth and Mrs Will Allman of Sidney and Vernon of Lexington, three brothers George of Seattle Joseph of Wheatland Albert of Sioux City, two sisters Mrs George Livermore of Sioux City and Mrs Grant Hacathorne of Kansas City, nine grandchildren.

Arvin Byrot Ruth Will Allman Sidney and Vernon Lexington George Seattle, Wash Joseph Wheatland Wyo Albert Sioux Cils George Livermore Gioux City Grant Hacathorne Kansas City

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