Flour Sale Order Issued By County Food Administrator
County Food Administrator A J Jorgenson announces by wire that wheat flour may be sold to consumers bakers halls or restaurants without substitutes. The order takes effect immediately.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1918
Page
4
Sugar Ration Rules Limit Four Pounds Per Person Monthly
The notice states that four pounds per person per month may be sold to consumers. It also indicates that sugar ration cards are to be abandoned, but retailers must not sell more than four pounds per person per month to consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wso
Kimpston Dentist Promotes Brake Relining at Osborn’s
Dr Kimpston Dentist urges drivers to line up with the Safety First slogan by having their brakes relined at Osborn’s Garage. The ad promises efficient service at a reasonable charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborn
Notice to settle accounts with Red Cross Pharmacy
All people owing accounts at the Red Cross Pharmacy are urged to call and settle their balances at once to avoid further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Telegraph Ad Delivers Results Across County
An advertisement in The Telegraph proves effective by reaching a majority of county residents, driving wide visibility and engagement with the advertised matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Local and personal notes from town on a health and travel week
A crowded local roundup lists residents in town for business and family matters. Names include Rowteh of Kimble, Reinmuth of Dalton, Riley, Costello, Laurson, Smith of Hastings, Bekert of Dalton, Lukens, Larson, Burgess, Brown, Perry, VonR Bergen of Omaha, Miles, Semerad and Tart families, Sittler family, Bush and Wood families, Kinney of Sterling, and Buckley buried from Chappell. Health issues feature influenza, pneumonia, heart trouble, and surgeries. travelers head to Denver, Lincoln, Omaha, and Camp Kearney. some calls for military duty are canceled.
Wedding of George Bartels and Hannah Keiselhorst in Gurley
George Bartels and Miss Hannah Helen Keiselhorst were married at the bride’s parents’ home six miles east of Gurley on November 10 1918 in a private ceremony officiated by Reverend Fenske. The couple, escorted by bridesmaids Agnes Moline and Fred Kieselhorst, were celebrated with a supper as national colors adorned the setting. They will live in Gurley where Bartels resumes work as a carpenter after the wartime call to arms was canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bartels
Hannah Helen Keiselhorst
Afr
John Kieselhorst
Gurley
Fenske
Lutheran Church
Miss Moline
Agnes Moline
Fred Kieselhorst
Mrs. Bartels
Bartels
Christ Folks Wed in Gurley and Dalton Ceremony
Gaston Christ of Gurley and Florence Folkers of Dalton were granted a license to wed on November 12. The couple plans a future marriage, formalizing their intention in a licensed proceeding noted in the county records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston Christ of
Gurley
Florence Folkers
Dalton
Strength in Cheerfulness Quote by Carlyle
An excerpt extols the power of cheerfulness and enduring usefulness. The speaker lauds sunlightlike spirit and steadfast gladness as sources of strength, attributing the idea to Thomas Carlyle in a compact, reflective line.
When young husband sits in chair his wife speaks of hat
A witty, terse vignette where a wife, seated beside her husband in his easy chair, confesses with tears that she has not bought a new hat in three months, inviting the reader to weigh which is easier for a man or a chair to bear.
Land in Cheyenne County Withdrawn From Market
A notice from J AL Poweler of Aurora Nebraska states that his half section of land in Cheyenne County is no longer for sale, dated October 28 1915. The misspelling Poweler appears in the source as Poweler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
J AL Powelel
Aurora
Nebraska
Dental office takeover and local services notice
During my absence my dental office will be in charge of Dr Mattison. Dr. W A Zwink, Mrs Fon Steen, dressmaking and designing offered. Ladies tailoring BooA Steen, violin and piano instruction. Studio one block east of Tiatheran Chireh at Minnie Stuht's residence. For high grade winter range, Hardy Hardware Store offers reasonable charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattison
W A. Zwink
Fon Steen
Booa Steen
Fiano
Tiatheran Chireh
Minnie Stuht
Hardy Hardware Store
Olson Escorts Sick Daughter Home From St Louis
N W Olson traveled to St Louis last Saturday to bring back his daughter Anne who had spent the summer there. The return was delayed when he telegraphed that Anne was ill from an attack of senrich fever.
Bentley couples drive to Denver for weltering weather drive
Joe Bentley and his wife along with W B Kwatzlander and wife traveled by auto to Denver taking advantage of pleasant weather beginning Wednesday Genevieve Bentley accompanied them and her parents plan to leave her at Walcott Seminary to resume studies interrupted by the epidemic
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bentley
W. BE. Kwatzlander
Denver
Genevieve Bentley
Walcott Seminary
Jorgensen and Osborn Return After Duck Trip
A. J. Jorgensen and Leo Osborn came back Wednesday from Cherry County where they had gone the prior week on business. They spent time in the sand hills and by lakes chasing ducks. They remark on the lingering effect of last Monday’s big noise across the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Jorgensen
Leo Osborn
Cherry County
Mrs Delora Blakely Elected to Utah House Seat
From Salt Lake notes we learn Mrs Delora E Blakely formerly Miss Wilkins one of three women elected to the Utah State Legislature. She taught in Sidney for years and is married to G B Blakely who was Receiver of the U S land office at Sidney when the office began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Delora E Blakely
Utah
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City Building Loans
Osborn & Jorgenson
Sidney
Kratz Abstract Company
Stuht-Hink Bldg
Bucks
Monarch
Lee
Peter Peetz
A. J. Jorgenson
Kimpston
D. R. Campbell
John Deere
Waterloo Boy Tractors
Sidney, Nebraska
Master Trucks
God's Land
Co. M. Hadle
I. Y. Doran
Cheyenne County Abstract Company
Nebr
Rowteh
Kimi
Row Reinmuth of
AL TL. Riley
Donald Costello
Effie Laurson
Cheyenne
G B. Smith
Wastings
John Mbekert
Clara Britton
Mark Lukens
Bloomfield
Leroy Larson
Clyde Brown
African Bank
Mabel Perry
Elm Creek
Hm Vonr Bergen
Carpenter Paper Company of
Omaha
WLV
Miles
Lexington
District Court
Charles Semerad
Anna Tart
Semerad
A. L. Sittler
FA Bush
NE Wood
Wood Ranch
Buckley
Chappell
Katherine Kinney
Kinney
Sterling
Harry Wilson
Ogalalla
Norman Miller
North Side
Hanna Stikker
Verey Go Randall
KO Aerial
Ellington Field
Texas
Huckridge
Fort, Kearney
Camp Kearney
Mantor
L. G Loewe
Oshkosh Lakes
Henrietta Shoemaker
Fred Nelsen
Coa
Livoni
Bartels Bleselehorst
Christ
Folkers
Farmers Union
C. C. Hade
Mer. Sidney
R. S.chlouper
Sidney, Neb
Rumely
J. W. Relinmuth, Sidney
Nespory Bros
Willard
Hink’s
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