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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1918

Page

5

Soldier James L Stevens recounts gas attack at meeting

The Four Minute Men chair, W O Braham, led a Friday night gathering in Sidney with Pershing's veteran Sergeant James L Stevens sharing his wartime front line experiences. Stevens, gassed and wounded, described crawling under barbed wire and gas mask use as he recounted battles, hospital care, and his resolve to return to the front.

W. O. Braham Pershing J. L. Daniel Sidney America J. Lewis St. A Red Cross War Fund National Red Cross Mr. Babeark W. J. Miles Braham Mr. Miles Miles Mr. Braham James L. Stevens United States Stevens

Local and Personal Notes From Sidney Area

Miss Nellie Armstrong is an additional clerk at Sidney State Bank. Miss Timm of Sidney Mercantile was a Sunday guest of Bridgeport friends. K Shupson left Wednesday for Riverdale Nebraska to visit a daughter for a week. Mr and Mrs John Seifer and Mr and Mrs Hippen were in Sidney from Eagle precinct. Mrs N W Olson and daughter Annie left Tuesday for St Louis for several weeks. UTSA orchestra gave a fine dance last evening with many lovers of the art and spectators. Mrs OA McDaniel and daughter home in Cheyenne after a short visit with relatives. J W McDaniel family. Miss Anna Chambers, principal of a grade building in Alliance schools, is home for the summer, having come last Sunday. Mrs NE Witters and sons Lawrence and Ralph went to Cheyenne Thursday to visit a few days with Mrs Witters sister Mrs Henry Gould. Miss Laura Johnson returned from Alliance the latter part of last week. She is a teacher there and will spend her summer vacation with her mother Mrs Wiser.

NE. Witters and Sons Liewrence Ralph Cheyenne Mrs. Witters Henry Gould Laura Johnson Alliancee Wiser

Widower C L Mann Cheerful Amid Neighboring Home Visit

Mrs CL Mann visits relatives in North Platte and notes her widowed companion C L Mann has another fine home nearby. His cheerfulness remains, despite loss.

CL. Mann North Platte C. L

Out-of-town relatives attend Mrs Lester Emerson funeral

Relatives from Olin and Des Moines Iowa traveled to attend the funeral of Mrs. Lester Emerson. James Jepsen and wife were present from Olin Iowa. Mrs Jepsen is Tester Emersons mother and Mrs C M Chirk from Des Moines Iowa is My Emersons sister.

Lester Emerson James Jepsen Olin, Iowna Jepsen Tester Emerson C. M. Chirk Des Moines, Iowa Emerson

Boys seek entry into navy after Cheyenne trip

Elmer Grabill Goldwyn Doran and Guy Dedrick traveled to Cheyenne on Monday to apply for naval entrance. Goldwin passed the physical test and returned. The remaining two proceeded to Denver where their outcomes are not known.

Elmer Grabill Goldwyn Doran Guy Dedrick Cheyenne Navy Goldwin Denver

Sidney Laundry Expands After Denver Trip

F A Bush and wife spent Sunday and Monday in Denver combining business with pleasure. They bought a steam press, a large steel collar machine, and other equipment needed by the growing business. Sidney now boasts a more complete and sizable laundry.

F. A. Bush Denver Sidney

Cyclone injures local landowner's relative in May Midwest sweep

A great cyclone hit the midwest part of Iowa on May 9 seriously injuring Mrs. LaTorrette, daughter of N. J. Hendricks who owns lands in this county and visits Muscantine Jawa. They follow The Telegraph for local updates.

Midwest Iowa

Professor Roettger Joins Chautauqua Tour for Summer

Professor Roettger left Saturday to head west as advance director for the Ellison and White Chautauqua company. He brings energy and quick understanding, suited to the tour's success as the group plans to visit coast states in their itinerary.

Roettger Ellison and White Chautauqua Company

Youngest local enlistments join war effort

Fred Runge, barely sixteen, becomes the youngest local to enlist alongside Allen Chambers who was sixteen. Ed Runge Delbert Cook and Fun ston Cook, all under eighteen, ship out today headed first to Fort Logan then west to the artillery corps. Simmons Cook, an older brother, is already in the service.

Fred Runge Allen Chambers Fred Allen Ed Runge Delbert Cook Funston Cook Fort Logan Artillery Corps Simmons Cook

Kenneth Thassett Leaves for Navy Hospital Training Corps

After a twenty day home visit Kenneth D. Thassett departed Tuesday evening for his Chelsea Massachusetts area company. He leaves as a jolly youth to join a serious deep thinking role in the Navy hospital training corps and vows to aid in overseas sailing efforts.

Kenneth D. Thassett Chelsea Boston Kenneth Hospital Training Corps Navy

Miss Jennie Cushing Leads County War Records Office

Miss Jennie Cushing, clerk for the Council of Defense, works in Judge C P Chambers office to tabulate county citizens' war activity. The roll tracks actions or laxity, with names indicating compliance. Citizens and earners are urged to ensure their names are listed for a royal record.

Jennie Cushing Council of Defense County Board of Commissioners C. P. Chambers County Council of Defense

Obituary of Mrs Lester Emerson in Sidney Nebraska

Clara Wand Hand daughter of Ma and Mrs Frank Hand died Saturday May 6 at home of puerperal fever. Born July 12 186, she married Lester Emerson on June 7 117 and lived in Colorado south of Hand home. Funeral at Methodist church conducted by Rev L E Lewis with a church quartet and flower girls. More than fifty autos followed to Greenhawn for the services. survivor list includes husband baby daughter ten days old parents one brother five sisters and many relatives.

Clara Wand Frank Hand Clara Sidney Methodist Sunday School Lester Emerson Colorado Lester Emma Cassidy Hazel Walker Vera Nora Esther Chupra Jesus Edith Martin Nellie Armstrong Jessie Fulton Emma Berry Irene Sweet Mary Clark Charles Derry Melvin Simpson Elmer Fulton Ivor Ells Earl Wood Greenhawn

Bryan James Willison dies after long illness at home

Bryan James Willison aged 16 died at his home around noon May 25 following heart disease dating from January. Born July 4, 1902 in Columbus Nebraska, he was the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. James and survived by two sisters and a brother. He was known as a good, affectionate boy who helped with selling papers when health allowed. Funeral services were held Monday at the Methodist church with Reverend L. E. Lewis delivering the sermon. Singers included Mrs. Ahrens and others, with pallbearers Ward Jones, Kenneth Jones, Clifford Moore, Fred Runge, Foster Cook and Maynard Roach. He will be greatly missed at home and at school.

Willison Bryan James R. R. James Columbus Nebraska Mildred Gladys Francis Methodist Church L. E. Lewis Ward Jones Kenneth Jones Clifford Moore Fred Runge Foster Cook Maynard Roach Bryan

Funeral of Mrs J K Simpson in Pleasant Vile

The funeral for Mrs J K Simpson wife of a local Christian minister was held Monday morning May 26 1918 from the residence in Pleasant Vile with Rev J J Langston of the Sidney Christian church officiating. A large crowd and many flowers attended. She was about 58 and had been ill long. She leaves a husband five children and other relatives.

J. K. Simpson Pleasant Vile J. J. Langston Sidney Christian Church

Mary Josephine Beacon Palmer Dies After Long, Useful Life

Mrs James E Palmer born November 22 1848 in Cavanaugh NY union with Methodist church in 1868 lived a Christian life for over fifty years five children born to her two surviving are Mrs Frank A Hand and Mrs Henry Worden Palmer who died after contracting pneumonia while staying with her daughter Mrs Hand and unaware of granddaughter Mrs Lester Emerson’s passing in another room

Mary Josephine Beacon Cavanaugh New York James E. Palmer Methodist Church

Passing of a beloved local woman in rainy funeral

Mrs. Palmer died May 20 191s after a long illness. The funeral was held Wednesday at the Methodist church with Reverend Lewis presiding. Flowers covered the casket and many friends attended. The service included solos and hymns, and a long procession followed the hearse to Dunkard cemetery where she rests beside her late husband.

Palmer Lewis Newy J. W. Nelson Charles Hower James Worden A Foster Lnte Time Jones Joe Fischer Charles Foster Nicholas Treinen John Daugherty Joseph Hecker EO J Sweet AL K. Greenlee C Pa Chambers Mom Kline Chiarvch Dunkard

Francis M McManes Dies in Sidney Neb in 1978

Francis Marion McManes born February 4 1847 in Ohio died May 24 or 25 1978 at his Sidney Nebraska home from heart trouble found by family. Survived by wife Effie Douglas and children W R McManes Jessie Honecutt Ed Ogden Ed Snedgree and FE L McManes. Funeral held at home with Rev L B Lewis officiating. Interment Greenlawn. Lived in Sidney about three years prior eastern Nebraska thirty one years.

Francis Marion McManes Ohio Sidney Nebraska Effie Douglas W. R. McMuanes Jessie Honeycutt This City Ed. Ogden Wymore Carl Snedgree Wayne FE. L. McManes Kansas City Uhe BE. Lewis Mesdames Ahrens Qwens Pettit Antrim Mrs. Shoemaker C. J. Hellwig Nels Olson Oscar Harris A.S. Ayle Arthur Tanner Ark. Greenlee Greenlawn

Infant Sheila Marene Howard Dies at 24 Days

Sheila Marene Howard, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Potter Howard of Sunol, died May 29 after pneumonia after a brief illness. Born May 5, she was twenty four days old. The Howard family is among the county's oldest families.

Potter Howard Sunol Howard Sheila Marene

Peculiarity of Lost Hand and Phantom Sensations

A British veteran explains the phantom movement in a missing left hand after wartime injury. He notes alternating days of finger opening and closing, triggered by sleep, and speculates on timing of amputation and surgery. He shares personal details from Messines ridge and bedside observations.

Messines Ridge

Mrs Logan of Nebraska Guests with Barker Family

Mrs A TE Logan of Penell Nebraska arrived last Friday to visit relatives, as Sheffer, back from Wyoming where he laid stones for a memorial near Miss Julia Armstrong, spends hours at Livini and Son in their office as a typist.

S Sheffer Wyoming Julia Armstrong Livini & Son A TE. Logan Penell Nebraska Emmue Pow. Barker

Bayard residents attend Red Cross pharmacy visit

Kayashi, a courteous young Japanese gentleman from Bayard Nebraska, is mentioned. Mr and Mrs Frank Goodwin ran the north divide ranch and were in the city Thursday to supervise a soda fountain at the Red Cross pharmacy. Mrs Goodwin spent the day with her friend Mrs Raymond Frank.

Kayashi Bayard Nebraska Red Cross Frank Goodwin City North Divide Goodwin Raymond Frank

Denison Couple Guests Of Their Children

Otto Hink senior and his wife of Denison Iowa arrived Tuesday to visit their son Otto Hink and daughter in law Mrs Ernest Stuht and families.

Otto Hink Dennison Iowa Ernest Stuht

Mrs 1 FE Reider Visits Sidney Friends

Mrs 1 FE Reider of Sharon Springs Kansas is visiting friends in Sidney this week. Her husband served as a former manager of the Telephone Company and left the position about two years ago.

FE Reider Sharon Springs Kansas Sidney

Russell and Wheatland visit boost old soldiers and harvest hopes

Mr and Mrs C. J. Jesse of Russell Colorado with Jesse’s sister Mrs Roettger and their mother concluded a visit here then went to Wheat land Thursday to visit relatives. Manager Ernest Kruse donated the opera house for old soldiers on Memorial Sunday and Decoration Day. The county saw heavy rains improving prospects as sod plowing advances to expand fall wheat acreage.

C. J. Jesse Russell Colorado Jesse Roettger Wheatland Ernest Kruse

Orphan Children Aid Event At U S A Tour

AJ Inineh led a group of orphan children from a local home in a Wednesday evening performance on the U S A tour to raise funds for the orphanage. The article notes the children were well behaved and cared for, and mentions flowers sent by the public school eighth grade for their classmate Bryan James, used to decorate his grave on Memorial Day after delayed roses arrived.

AJ Inineh U.S A Bryan James

Prohibition Lecture At Methodist Church Sparks Interest

Reverend G M Hammond delivered a strong talk on prohibition at the Methodist church on Wednesday, under the Anti-Saloon League. He reiterated old arguments in a fresh, forceful light for the audience.

G. M. Hammond Methodist Church Anti-Saloon League Hammond

Well Casings and Wag on Tanks Show Prices and Ads

An aggregation of classified ad phrases lists well casings and wagon tanks with prices per foot for 22 gauge galvanized steel casing, a 350 gallon wagon tank at 68 cents and a 500 gallon wagon tank at 86.5 cents. Other ads promote fruits at Sunset Grocery Co, high egg and butter offers, job wants for a girl in the Sunset store, a housework position for Mrs Bare Hiatt, and a June 8 dance at Kucera Ranch with the Sidney orchestra. Printing services promoted by The Telegraph.

Cash Only Sales Announced By Peter Peetz

Peter Peetz informs patrons and the public that, effective June 1, he will switch to cash only sales due to rising food costs. He pledges continued fair pricing and consistent standards of quality, hoping the change benefits both customers and his business.

Peter Peetz

S. A. Schmitt Implement Co. Casing and Wagon Tanks Sale

22 gauge six inch galvanized steel screw joint well casing offered at 3444 cents per foot. Wagon tanks available include 50 gallon for gas or oil at 68.50 and 500 gallon at 86.50. Sold by S. A. Schmitt Implement Co.

8. A. Schmity Implement CO S. A. Schmitt Implement CO

Lost Goodyear tire with rim on road near Dalton Nebraska

Lost one Goodyear tire and rim on the road between Will Frederick son and Sidney on Friday May 24. Reward offered to finder return to Ho. BUSACKER Dalton Neb.

Goodyear Will Fredrickson Sidney Busacker Dalton Neb

Notice of No Trespassing at Government Barn Premises

Property warning near the Old Government barn south of Morrow's Addition prohibits trespassing. Aimed at general public with a special caution to children, no swimming or fishing in the creek within these premises. Signed by Fred W Start.

Fred W Start

Beans for Sale Pinto Beans at Five Dollars Bushel

J. L. Griffith of Sidney Nebraska advertises pint o beans for sale at five dollars per bushel. Local agricultural market item notes availability to buyers in the area.

J. L. Griffith Sidney, Nebr

Rich Wheat Lands in Colorado Sell Under Easy Terms

Rainbelt of Colorado Kiowa Valley advertisement for rich wheat lands near Denver. Prices range from 20 to 30 dollars with easy terms. Reynolds Covey Reynolds advertise in the Exchange Building, 5th Street, Denver. Correspondence solicited.

Colorado Kiowa Valley Denver Reynolds COVEY

Wanted to Buy Best House in City

Wanted to buy best house with five hundred dollars cash and twenty five dollars a month. G B Lendall city phone 258.

G. B. Lendall City Phone

Livery Burn in Sidney Reports Bay Mare Injured

From Livery Burn in Sidney on Saturday night May 25 the Bay Mare aged for T years has its right eye gone a lump on the right hind foot and knee joint. Notify Dr C W Zike or J L Sitton Sheriff Sidney Nebr.

Sidney C. W. Zike J. L. Sitton Sheriff Nebr

Card of Thanks for kindness during illness and death

Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for loving services and flowers during the illness and after the death of the deceased. Signed by J. K. Simpson and children.

J. K. Simpson

Council of Defense Meeting in District 7 Schoolhouse

The Meeting Chambers precinct schedules a Council of Defense gathering at 8 o clock Saturday evening June 7 in the District No 7 schoolhouse near Mr J Ver non's residence. J M Nelson serves as chairman.

Chambers Council of Defense

For Sale Cheap One Good Team of Geldings

For sale a good team of geldings, black and bay, well broken, weight 3100. Contact J. O. Maley at phone 238F14, Sidney Nebraska.

J. O. Maley Sidney Nebr

Special Lard Sale at Central Market Cuts Prices

Central Market advertises bulk lard at 25 cents per pound with a ten cent reduction. Pails priced recently at 90 cents for small, 1.50 for medium, and 3.00 for large portions.

Central Meat Market Sunday Hours Notice

Open Sundays during the warm weather from 9 a m to 10 a m only at Central Meat Market with Peter Peetz as proprietor.

Central Meat Market Peter Peetz

Found Bunch of Keys at This Office

Local office reports a found bunch of keys turned in by a passerby. Officers request the rightful owner provide identifying details to reclaim the items.

For Rent Furnished Rooms for Men Near Ice Plant

Advertisement notes furnished rooms for men for rent with application at the Ice Plant. Mentions Mrs Goddard as contact point for inquiries and tenancy arrangements.

Stenographer Wanted at Sidney Telegraph Office

Job ad seeking a stenographer and typist with good references. Inquiries directed to The Sidney Telegraph office. Also mentions availability of dry cell batteries at Osborn Garage.

Sidney Osborn Garage

Also Mentioned on This Page

Stevens of Mont Thrilling Adventures U.S. Food Administration Sidney State Bank Timm The Sidney Mercaantile Bridgeport Friends K Shupson Riverdale John Seifer Wnd Hippen Sidney Wednesday Eagle Precinct N. W. Olson Annie St Louis UTSA Mrs Oa) McDaniel J. W. McDaniel Anna Chambers Alliaance Francis M. McManes Opera House Georgiana Martin Carl Ledbetter Fort Riley Texas East Carl Atlantic Humber Kreugers A. E. Phelps Noble Anderson A.S. Hardy Hoover Mendenhall U. S. Ag Sunset Grocery CO InOberfelder Bldg Oberfelder Bldg Bare Hiatt Kucera Ranch Sidney Orchestra Ruurl Leohorf
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