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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
2
Mr Osborn of Local Exide Service Station urges motorists to regularly inspect and service car batteries to prevent failures. He argues many drivers ignore batteries until trouble strikes, noting that proactive checks save time, money, and hassle and keep power ready for starting and lighting.
An OCR distorted ad touts Doan’s Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney disorders citing dramatic sufferer testimonials. It mentions frequent spring and fall kidney issues, dizziness, and headache relief claims from many users in a rural area.
A canoe is stored for winter as a group of brownies asks questions and learns about its origins from the Canoe Birch tree family. The canoe explains its uses, the care from owners, and the differences within birch species before bidding farewell for the season.
Cora May Goswick files for absolute divorce from Marion Goswick in Cheyenne County Nebraska District Court White Court. Case cites extreme cruelty neglect and failure to support, seeks custody and alimony with other relief. Respondent to answer by early April as ordered by court. Ignorance of service noted and clerk Isola B Wasson records the matter.
A dense note describes how a person named Min concentrates his thoughts while avoiding over condensation. It emphasizes careful mental discipline and deliberate pacing to maintain clarity and precision in reasoning.
Elmer Berling of Gurley was in Sidney Saturday for matters of interest. Gurley State Bank president from COR deserts visited Sidney Monday on business. Rev Henry Ives returned from Kimball Monday after ministering there Sunday. CoO Bills from Lodgepole spent several hours in Sidney on matters and taves. Fred Fotkerts of Weyerts reported a bumper crop outlook for his area. Wayne Cunningham of Lodgepole visited Sidney Monday. Capt Gd. Eo Lamberg of Toladio Paris was in Sidney Sunday visiting Nels Johnson and friends. he’s returning from France. Dr Bo Wo Prazey resumed practice at Hillsdale after days in Sidney. Dioraves intends to sell property here and move to Hillsdale. James GF Wolfe of Lodgepole completed final homestead proof before US Commissioner Oberfelder last week.
Mr Wolfe's witnesses were Curtis H Brown and George JE Minstall of Lodgepole. Mrs EO Grabillo and Mrs Grace King were delegates from the Sidney chapter to the 11th convention of the Grand Chapter held in Omaha last week. Mrs Grabill returned from a pleasant trip. Mrs King visited Humuanville, Missouri to see her parents before returning to Sidney.
The stelegraph announces charging services for rented batteries during repairs and recharges. Osborn Battery Station promotes its capability to handle job printing in a neat up to date manner and invites readers to give them a trial.
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