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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1922

Page

16

Dix City water project under way in Nebraska

Nebraska towns report progress on public works and local events. Dix advances water system construction while Fairbury plans paving and sewer projects. Several towns note wind damage, new postmasters, school and church activities, and notable local incidents across the region.

Dix City Craig Fairbury Farmers Union Elk Creek Nancy Garloc Bladen Wymore Lexington Perry L. Shields Walton E. R. Linderman Randolph Pressley Glenn Hebron Eva McClelland Beaver City Omaha Fremont Commercial Club Ohiowa North Platte Holdrege Nebraska Amy Stevens State ‘Home For Lincoln State Board of Control Aurora E. H. Hosmin Nebraska Teachers’ Association Edwin Walter Otoe County McCook Tilden Madson Antelope Grand Island Fremont Homer Horn Horn Farm Fullerton Nebraska City Calvin Chapman Jefferson County Whiteside Beatrice Anna Lenz Jean Whitney Norfolk Isaac Powers Richardson County Falls City Washington Orchardiste Lincoln Highway Douglas County State Children's Home’ Society

Memorial Day and America’s War Sacrifice Across Time

Reverent account of Memorial Day’s meaning from 1918 through postwar years. It links Civil War and World War I service, honors fallen soldiers in France and Flanders, and stresses global gratitude to the United States, with emphasis on endurance of liberty and democracy.

France Flanders America Chateau-Thierry United States North Lincoln Chickamauga Argonne Atlantic Republic West

Exhibit on preventing dust explosions draws wide interest

The USDA exhibit on preventing dust explosions shown before the National Fire Protection Association in Atlantic City May 8 to 11 has attracted many requests. Secretary Wallace approved use at the Pennsylvania Industrial Board ninth annual convention in Harrisburg May 22 to 24 and at the Millers National Federation mass convention in Kansas City May 31 to June 2. Requests should be directed to the Office of Exhibits, USDA, Washington, D. C.

United States Department of Agriculture National Fire Protection Association Atlantic City Wallace Pennsylvania Industrial Board United States Canada Harrisburg Millers’ National Federation Kansas City Missouri Washington, D. C

Bake Sale at Cash Grocery by Missionary Society

The Missionary Society of the Christian church will hold a bake sale at the Cash Grocery on Saturday May 27. Proceeds support church activities and local outreach.

The Missionary Society of the Christian Church

Lilies of France Across the White Cross Graves

The poem by Anna Heald Clayton in the Rocky Mountain News honors French dead. Soldiers march past fields of graves while children sing and bugles play. Women tend the crosses as lilacs and Tricolor blend, keeping vigil over fallen soldiers far from home.

France Anna Heald Clayton Rocky Mountain News

New Graves at Arlington Honor Memorial Day Tone

Washington Star notes the solemn Memorial Day at Arlington with many new soldier graves near Washington. It highlights government shutdowns and a paused economy as millions reflect on the dead. French orphans tend graves of American soldiers, stressing enduring friendship through shared ceremonies.

Washington United States Arlington Washington Star

Don’t Drop Cigars on Wooden Bridges Pulse to Fire Risk

A Bureau of Public Roads advisory warns against discarding cigars or cigarettes on wooden bridge floors as a fire hazard. Fires can start small yet destroy large structures, with heat softening supports causing collapses. A watchman guards some bridges, and a joint committee from the bureau, fire underwriters, lumber creosote interests, and Engineering News-Record is studying protections.

Bureau of Public Roads United States Department of Agriculture Bureau National Board of Fire Underwriters Lumber and Creosote Industry Engineering News-Record

Dr M E Pettibone Dentist Office Over Larsen Minsle Stera

A historical notice identifies Dr. M E Pettibone as a practicing dentist with office premises located over The Larsen Minsle Stera. Contact details are referenced but not fully provided. The fragment highlights professional practice in a local setting.

M. E. Pettibone Larsen Minsle Stera

Gipsy Moth Reaches New York State Line in Connecticut

The Bureau of Entomology reports winter and spring scouting show the gipsy moth established in central and surrounding Connecticut. The infestation covers the main railroad corridor from New England to New York City, with watching its spread toward the port. It has now reached the New York State line in northwestern Connecticut.

Bureau of Entomology United States Department of Agriculture Connecticut New England New York City Great Port New York State Line

Catholic Ladies Bake Sale at Central Meat Market

Catholic ladies host a bake sale on Saturday June 8 at 2 30 at the Central Meat Market. Organizers include Mrs Topolski Miss Grace McIntosh and Mrs O Neill. For taxal call 161.

Topolski Grace McIntosh O'Neill

Sounds Natural Trenton Widow Relocates Over Ghostly Latch

A woman from Trenton identified as R. J. moved after her dead husband’s spirit reportedly fiddled with the latch each night. The line implies a haunting claim made in a Washington Lost column commentary.

Trenton R. J

Start Right Away A Man's Hunch On Cutting Unneeded Things

A terse note urges immediate action on removing things you know you should stop. It frames the idea as a personal hunch rather than advice and promises a feel good effect from head to toe once decluttering begins.

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