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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1918

Page

5

Peaceful Times In North Bronson Community

Local notes report widespread relief as peace is greeted with cheer. Dorothy Bates returns home after a brief visit to Mrs. Smith who remains on the sick list. Several neighbors face ailments while threshing progresses and social visits occur across families and farms. Cattle travel to Sidney for shipment to Denver as the seven war benefits drive gains precinct leadership.

Dorothy Bates Gertrude Bales Borcher al Pierce Jay Simpson South Divide Sidney Francis Kelly Walter Wassum Denver Francis Kelley Bales Helas Election Board

Holiday Greeting Cards For The Business Man

Holiday greeting card notice from Hardy Hardware Store highlighting high grade winter range and invitation to view in-store selections aimed at business professionals and private use.

Hardy Hardware Store

Promoted Sergeant Sullivan From Local Plumbing Shop

John 8 Sullivan formerly with H A Stover plumbing in this city earns a promotion to sergeant at Camp Friston in the quarter master corps plumbing division. John Costello writes from a base hospital in France that he is exercising in a wheel chair after a hip wound, while William F Rin, son of Commissioner Rilea, moves from Honolulu to Camp Harry J Jones in Douglas Arizona. Some soldiers delayed Christmas packet coupons, risking later gift delivery.

John 8. Sullivan H. A. Stover Camp Friston Sullivan Quartermaster's Corps John Costello France Sidney William F Rin Rilea Honolulu Harry J Jones Douglas Arizona

Pleasant Valley Social News Involving Louderbach Family

Pleasant Valley notes report visits among Louderbach and Bonser families from Crook to Sterling, with Lucian LeBlanc’s sister dying in Sterling. Local residents express sympathy, and several relatives and friends are listed visiting, shopping, or delivering aid across multiple towns in Nebraska.

A. BR. Jelinek C. BE. Simpson Louderbach John Louderbach Geo. Louderbach J KK Simpson Chas. Lee Sterling Mrs. See L. W Simpson Mar Pierce Sidney Blanche Wilson G I’ Rishes Alva

Notice of dissolution of partnership at The National Hotel

An obsolete notice from Sidney Nebraska states that the business formerly operated by Hardy and Klein as The National Hotel was discontinued and the partnership of A. So Hardy and Vo Klein dissolved on this date.

Hardy and Klein National Hotel A. So Hardy

Osborn's Garage Offers Goodyear Empire Tires for Sale

Osborn's Garage lists Goodyear and Empire tires and tubes for sale in Republic, United States. Prices and stock available by request.

Republic United States Goodyear and Empire Osborn

Soldiers Letter From Limoge France Describes Training and Home News

Edward Runge writes from Limoges France about attending auto and motorcycle schools with fellow soldiers Fredo Funstone Clark Wooldridge. He notes upcoming home arrival, plans to drive trucks, hopes for a big home spread, and sends greetings to Rosa Julia Harry Dad and friends. He mentions meeting a wounded comrade who knew Frank Halter and closes with Thanksgiving wishes and family regards.

Limoge France Fredo Joan Funstone Clark Wooldridge Rosa Julia Harry Frank Halter Dad Edward Runge

Red Cross Notes And Local Relief Efforts In Nebraska

Red Cross notes urge Christmas package guidance for French and Allied workers, with requests to Mrs Phelps. November sewing quota unmet. no branches distributed. Council of National Defense recommends a left arm brassard with gilt stars for mourning families of the fallen. Notify Mrs West Sidney Nebraska. Junior Red Cross calls for cheerful story books for wounded American soldiers in French hospitals with a December 1 deadline. Cheyenne County quota 150 books, drop with Alma McFadden. Mrs George Law and daughter visit Dalton for birthday celebrations. Miss Elma Law heads to Washington DC for government service as a student nurse.

Red Cross Woman's Committee Council of National Defense Cheyenne County Alma McFadden Junior Red Cross George Law Elma Law Easterday Woolsey Dalton Miss Law Washington, D.C

Telegraph Greeting Cards Offer In Various Designs

The Telegraph showcases engraved and embossed Holiday Greeting Cards in many designs. Available in any quantity with matching envelopes. Visit to preview samples before ordering.

The Telegraph

Lodgepole Neighbors Share Weekend Visits and Travel

Lodgepole residents recount visits from Denver and Sund fsenberger family in Chappell and Purvisinger's business trip to Sidney. Local social rounds include parades in Sidney, trips to Lisco and Omaha, and a farewell for Bert Tate returning to Fremont. Flu illness and a Republican social gathering hosted by Mrs. Wasson and Miss Lancaster mark community events.

DL. Pervsinger Sidney Charlies Tate Willie. Tate Omaha Pate California Bot Englert Sund Mroa John Pavitt Pierre Jay Englert Telen F Englert Louis Finglert Lisco WB. Jewett Minna Jewett Smith J. Bates Jwesburg Bert Tate Fremont Claude Morehead Henry Barrett Lodgepole Hammett Covey Wibely Isola B. Wasson Myrtle Lancaster

Be They Have a Was of Campaigning All Their Own

Lodgepole residents celebrated on Monday when good news arrived amid cheers and loud whistles. The Kaiser died at a funeral procession marked by somber customs replaced by cheering and public shouts.

Kaiser B. F. Robinson Cliva Petteys Louis Faglett

Telegraph Offers Modern Job Printing Services

The Telegraph advertises up-to-date job printing capabilities and invites local businesses to trial the service, promising neat results and reliable turnaround.

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Nebr F. S. Stafford New York Chicago Frances £. Knox North Bronson E.V. Metz Presser Red Cross Pharmacy U. S Pleasant Valley Harry Louderbach Burdett Sharp Crook Colorado P R. Simpson Melvin Vsited Simpson Lucian Zotique LeBlanc Tom Bonser Thie Victrolas Johnston’s Box Candy Wier & Hamilton Red Jov V Pavlat Myra Roy Fsenberger Chappell Louis Mann Sidney, Neb Jobim Frans Wilk Jewett Jrenver Freda Schreefer Sind Marian Venney Tate United War Work Cheyenne Sidney Variety Store Post Office
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