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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1919
Page
19
Viggo Nelson, whose Dodge delivery truck was destroyed by a coal oil fire at the city dump last week, has bought a new Dodge delivery truck and resumed work for the Cheyenne County Trading Company. His car was insured for a thousand dollars, allowing an easy replacement from Mr. Osborn's stock.
Patrons with unfinished work at Brewer's Machine Shop must call within thirty days or items will be sold to cover repair bills. Dated Friday November 7, 1919. Harry Brewer.
Notice to all rangers that stock found trespassing on land dated 14 12 52 and 13 12 52 will be seized and placed in the sheriff's charge at Sidney Nebraska with owners prosecuted to the fullest extent. Signed Stephen Wilburn and Dr W M Kimpston Dentlet Neu Bauer Bldg Sidney Nebr.
Chicago reports upward of 394000 bituminous miners across 615000 employed are striking in response to a general call effective Friday midnight. Governors plan protect workers who wish to stay on and avoid violence as federal injunctions tests the scale of the walkout and government readiness to act.
Six heavily armed unmasked bandits rode into Bocoschi Sonora fifty miles southeast of Douglas and robbed the mayor of 1000 pounds in gold. Of the loot $200 belonged to the municipality and the rest to the state school fund. The bandits divided the money outside town and in the quarrel that followed one bandit was killed in a gunfight.
Federal officials report the alleged bolshevik faction of the Russian national home in Detroit has dissolved after arrests of fifteen ringleaders. Other members fled the city and the fifteen detained will face hearings soon, with deportation likely.
Col. James R. Bell, 74, commander in chief of the G. A. R., died at his Brooklyn residence. He recently served as acting United States district attorney. The obituary notes his long service and leadership within the postwar veterans organization.
Havana dispatch reports the small steamer Marin Julian of Antilles Navigation bound from Havana to Nuevitas has vanished after leaving Oct. 22 with a nineteen crew aboard. Authorities search for the vessel and determine possible causes for its disappearance.
A Wednesday evening gathering at the Episcopal Church featured Reverend George Long of Warsaw Illinois presenting the nationwide campaign of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States. The plan aims to assess church equipment and personnel, analyze mission fields, add staff and tools, foster lay responsibility, set a three year budget, and ensure fair wages so work remains effective. The emphasis remains spiritual, not financial, and the talk drew attentive listeners likely to respond in Sidney.
June is the circus month and a time of one ring affairs. The piece notes Inter-Boston Trans script and suggests a busy period for performers and venues with new acts and schedules to watch.
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