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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1919
Page
3
Vital statistics for Cheyenne County show births by gender and parentage, native and foreign origins, and twins. The record notes total births with breakdowns and indicates medical details with causes and complications for the year.
Mrs Herb Foster and daughter spent Monday under the home root. Numerous visitors including Jake Eckert Ada Larson Sidnes Pridas Adee Ross and Mrs Carr Ross joined gatherings with the George Shinker family. Families had Sunday dinners and outings in the Hills at Greenwood.
Fair View residents report visits across nearby towns. Ernest Ruhter drove to Sidney on Friday with Mr Shear. Miss Mary Baker completed a school term in District 101 and returned home to Hollenburg Kannas Thursday evening. Families and friends attended dances and gatherings at Lambs, Lorenzo, and with the Glassburn and Nelson households this week. Batteries noted at Manns Battery Service Station in the Old U.S.A. Theatre Building.
The record describes Sides High School closing exercises featuring class debates from students including Phat pe ova ceratyh and Phebe 8 ety avg sore die Yd Varn jotted. Powell tras retained Trot and Batter pore oof Last week, with special poems and prizes mentioned and notes on attendance by visitors from Bridport.
A brief aphorism quoting Cicero on bravery linking true courage to a noble soul. The note emphasizes that bold individuals must possess expansive spirit and character.
The Parrot notes a change after being fed Scotch in the house. The Owl replies that such an effect is evident, as the parrot now adds a playful “hoot, mon” instead of a plain hoot.
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