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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1918
Page
6
Senator 3 OK Baurshee of Kimball was in Sidney East Saturday campaigning for re election CJ Osborn worked in Kimball political fields last Friday as part of local election efforts.
North Divide to Reineka and wife of the Sidney Draw were business visitors at Sidney Friday. Ely came up from his Colorado homestead last week and stayed with his brother. Clarence Since moved to Colorado and improved health. CJ Osborn visited from the west end precinct to tend business interests. Win. Rhode came to Sidney on Friday. Alvin Phart and family were dinner guests at Jesse Honnecutt’s. Frank Portrey and family were guests at Francis Kelly’s. Homer Blaskins, ill but able to be about, visited Sidney. Verne McManus hosted dinner with CMD Andrews. Parmers Whion Corp directors met Monday night. Homer Haskins sold hogs in Sidney Monday. Win B Edwards and wife in Sidney Monday, stocked cabbage and apples for winter. Mrs C OM Andrews spent Monday with Verne McManus. Lewis Shulenburg recovering from illness. Five-inch snow last Friday welcomed by fall wheat farmers. Edna Frame spent Saturday with Opal Spiker. Ray Frame and son visited Sidney Saturday in their Buick. Frank Kinton and wife joined weekly shopping trip.
An editorial style note discusses the Spanish influenza outbreak and the need for strong health to resist infection. It touts Tanlac as a powerful reconstructive tonic aiding the run-down, weak, and convalescent, claiming wide endorsement and medical authority. Advertised pharmacies list Sidney, Potter, Lodgepole, and Dalton outlets.
Returned soldiers praise welfare efforts by YMC A Jewish Welfare Board War Camp Community Service and Salvation Army as vital support behind front lines. Omaha and Nebraska veterans recall hot coffee cookies and books in huts, stressing home fundraising for the United War Work drive November 11 18 to aid troops in khaki.
The Nebraska Farmers Co operative Grain and Wine Stock Association will meet at the Hotel Rome in Omaha in November 1921. J S Canady of Minden serves as president and J W Shorthill of Omaha as secretary. The program promises thorough discussion of wartime agricultural issues. Also notes a suggestion to study Roman road construction for enduring road building lessons.
Osborn's Garage offers relining of brakes under the Safety First banner. Efficient service at a reasonable charge.
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