Sidney Telegraph Friday Publication Notes by H. Be Gapen
The Sidney Telegraph states it is published every Friday by H. Be Gapen. The note confirms weekly release and the publisher responsible for the edition.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
11
The Sidney Telegraph states it is published every Friday by H. Be Gapen. The note confirms weekly release and the publisher responsible for the edition.
A fragmented transcript depicts social friction as a man recalls a daughter related upheaval and rumors about fidelity and public propriety. Scattered lines reference indifference and personal scrutiny amid gossip and clash of opinions. The piece shifts to a domestic incident where an electric gauge issue sparks attention near a residence.
London reports May 19 British forces in Afghanistan have occupied Bahhes Fort defeating Afghan troops. The fort’s capture disrupts Afghan lines to Lundiketal and strikes a blow to Afghan prestige as Brethren in Christ convenes in Chambersburg Pennsylvania.
The report lists prices for poultry, eggs, and dairy products alongside meat cuts and livestock. Notable figures include turkey prices, veal calves, hogs, steers, and cows with ranges for quality levels. Regional market data note price movements and packing losses, with references to storage and freight conditions.
Residents are invited to dance at the Wheat Growers Hotel every Wednesday and Saturday rain or shine. The notice urges patrons to come out for lively music and socializing in a local venue known as the Wheat Growers.
The Presbyterian assembly debated sabbath observance with a special committee urging elimination of Sunday baseball and motion pictures. Reports condemned secular Sunday amusements, urged college study, and commended leaders for limiting objectionable Sundays amid war effort and church welfare.
A British fleet is anchored outside Memel in East Prussia near the Russian frontier and is expected to occupy the area within days. The dispatch notes uncertain reports from Copenhagen about the German change and mentions local stock updates at Jack Son's featuring Per fection and Tonstein OD Stores.
Washington May 1 The Eighty eighth division North Dakota Minnesota Iowa and Illinois has been assigned to Carly convoy, the war department was notified by General Pershing The following additional units also have been assigned for early return vacation Ambulance Company 7 Companies 1 and 4 of the Second regiment air service motor transport repair units 201 and 80u
Joseph Oberfelder attended the Bankers Convention near Bayard on Thursday while in Sedgewick. Others listed include Donuver Joseph Oberfelder and Lee Bartholomew driving back cars for Joe Hatter. A note from Mrs Swan says Mr Swan vacations in the Pyrenees on a seven day furlough, while Mas Swands remains busy in Stachtem Cul.
Local notes detail Miss Blanche Wilson visiting Svearney with relatives, a two week meeting led by Mabel sport, and various Sunday outings. Families including the Simpsons and Louderbireds are mentioned along with several visits to neighbors and church events. Weather reminders and community updates accompany the记录.
Fragmentary notes from Vienna and London cite tensions over Bolshevik moves and a new government amid Entente advisories. Reports mention Count Michael Narelye, Arad Tlungars, and alleged transfers of administration as powers debate potential responses.
Paris reports Tatsias relinquished clans to the Prelocutese Ise lands off the Asia Minor coast to Greece. The dispute tops the pees conference while the Austro German peace indemnity seeks payment of about three billion gold marks. London says Earl Curzon warned allies will face emergencies if Germany rejects the peace treaty and no substantial treaty changes will be allowed.
Washington May 19 Presider Wilsons message to the expressdor of congress was received by Secretary Tumulty on the hands of the secretary. The document runs about one thousand words and is expected to be transmitted to Congress on Tuesday.
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