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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1920

Page

2

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death

We thank our neighbors and friends and the Ladies of the Eastern Star for their kindnesses during our sister's illness and death. Your help lightened our burden and your sympathy was appreciated. FJONES BROTHERS.

Eastern Star Fjones

Hail Warnings Prompt Insurance Against Wheat Loss

Farmers urged to insure to the limit due to high wheat prices and a rainy season. The note warns that hail could come without warning, threatening the new crop and potential gains.

Insurance Firms Founded in 1853 Offer Prompt Settlements

The companies, organized in 1853, boast assets of sixty million dollars and guarantee prompt and liberal settlements. Call on us or drop a line to call on you.

Sidney Wins Opener From Fort Russell

Sidney battles Fort Russell in a rightside baseball opener with multiple baserunners. Anderson drives a threebagger scoring Roben and Hazen steals, while Williams and Simodynes contribute timely hits. The Raiders push across runs through four frames, taking leads on errors and smart baserunning.

Home team triumphs in season opener with late rally

In a high scoring opener at home, Sidney built early leads and surged late. Key plays included Simodynes stealing bases and Williams scoring multiple runs, Hazen and Hazen driving in runs, Clarke with a two bagger, and Welch delivering a three-run triple. Fort Russell showed spirited offense but fell short 8-5 as errors and line drives shaped the game.

Hazen Williams Seaverson Tobin Simodynes Tobin Williams Bush Closman Hayes Scherf Fort Russell Welch Roben Sidney Bushong Clarke Morrison Anderson Chirke Willams Turner Harford Hall Schref Fort Sidney Anderson Willimans Harfer Seaverseu Hansen Hohen Seherf Rohen Huansen Woel

Bulgars Aid Turks in New Thracian Government Move

Constantinople reports the Thracian government at Adrianople has dismissed all former officials. Bulgarians are crossing into Turkey in large numbers to join Turkish forces resisting the Greeks. Col. Jafar Vayar commands 20,000 Turkish soldiers. French influence joked, village of Koun Kaleh seized near the Dardanelles as nationalist forces push toward Marmora.

Constantinople Adrianople Erdjament Ekran Bey Turkey Ekran Bey Jafar Vayar Koun Kaleh Dardanelles Mustaph Kemal Pasha Sea of Marmora

Doing Away With Fear Cure Through Courage and Activity

The cure of fear begins when realization that worry is unprofitable is accepted. Neurasthenics are often cured by learning to drive, ride, swim, or ascend to great heights, actions that build courage and diminish fear.

Social Event Notes From Local Parish and Clubs

Last Friday evening a party at Miss Valeska Neubauer home honored Miss Editha B Sixta and Miss Florence B Sixta as they depart Schuyler for summer. Attendees included several local young people, a luncheon was served, and music was shared by the choir. A B D Club gathering at Mrs Lloyd Munn’s home followed. The cyclone interrupted the social time as guests returned to assess damage. The Maccabees Woman’s Benefit Association met at Odd Fellows hall with birthday honors for Mrs R Zimmer and a luncheon. Another birthday gathering for Mrs Dedinger occurred at her home. The Presbyterian Circle will meet at Mrs Wm Holden’s Thursday June 3, all invited.

Valeska Neubauer Editha B. Sexta Florence RB. Sixta Episcopal Church Sixta Uere Schuyler Editha B. Sixta Florence EK. Sixta Phyllis Corbett Katherine Greenlee Vern Mahr Florence Parks Clarion Parks Joseph Simodynes D. J. Lewis Pindell Lloyd Munn B. D. Club Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees Odd Fellows Hall Presbyterian Circle Wm. Holden

Paper Fireproof Lead Wrap Experiment

A classic tip notes that wrapping a smooth lead piece in paper and holding it over a taper frame will melt the lead without burning the paper, provided the paper is wrinkle free and in contact with the lead everywhere. The Electrical Experimenter endorses careful handling to avoid scorching.

City Council Holds Meeting in Sidney May 21

The City of Sidney council met in regular session May 21 with Mayor I. Be Grabill and officials present. Bond for J. E. Parquette approved and a clean-up proclamation authorized to address garbage and refuse. The meeting adjourned after routine business.

City of Sidney I. BE. Grabill I. G. Lowe Schroeder M. A. Shipman C. J. Hellwig Tl. HH. Bordwell J. W. Johnson A. E. Warren J. E. Parquette I. BE Grabill I. L. Pindell

Roger Williams Arrives in Boston Advocating Toleration

In February 1631 Roger Williams, founder of Rhode Island, arrived at Boston as a leading Puritan advocate for religious toleration. He championed liberty of conscience amid sectarian constraints among the Massachusetts Bay settlers. He would later establish Rhode Island as a haven for freedom of worship.

Roger Williams Rhode Island Boston

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