Post Office Classified Notice From Sidney Neb
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1917
Page
9
Bees See Nearsighted Insects Prefer Odor Over Bright Colors
A writer notes bees and related insects are near sighted and respond to odor rather than color. He recalls observing that bees can only see clearly within about two feet, while objects farther away become vague. The piece reflects on perception limits and suggests sensory cues guide insects.
Red Cross Meeting Sets Drive and War Work Plan
An Omaha Red Cross meeting in the District Court room inspired renewed drive to raise funds and co ordinate wartime sewing and knitting. N. E. Medlock named Red Cross War drive chairman to fund clothing and surgical needs for France, with a goal to Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
C. W. West
Leroy Scott
Omaha
Red Cross
Mahlke
Cheyenne County
Fred Parks
Langston
Medlock
American Red Cross
N. E. Medlock
France
Board of Trustees of
Sidney
H. E. Mantor
A. Jogrenson
Local Social Roundup in Sidney and Dalton Areas
Numerous neighborhood residents and guests are noted through a sequence of visits and gatherings in Sidney, Dalton, and surroundings. Families such as Harmon, Eckert, Davison, Dugger, and Weigands appear frequently while events include church attendance, dinners, sales, and care for the sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Wester
John Wills
Hedlund
Dalton
J Cc. Krender
Frank Weigands
Carl Baker
Carrie Eckert
Ruth Eckert
Sidney
Loren Dugger
Miss Overlease
Jim McNulty
Rufenacht and Son
Weigands
Wnrender
Harmon
Gladys Morrow
Walsh
Norv Eckert
J. Davison
Foster, Sr
Willegrove
Center
J. C Kreader
M. M. Davison
Johnnie
J. C. Dunn
Dave
Jacob
Eckert
Rev. Lewis
Mr. Livoni
Mr. Larson
Foster
Guy Harmon
Kreader
Dot
Ida Saunders
Bert Davison
M. M
John Eckert
Josephine Walsh
Ed. Donaghy
Dennis Walsh
Pat Keenan
J. M
J. C. Kreader
McAdams
John Davison
Cohoyer
J. E. Davison
Will Nunn
Ed Walsh
Geise
Greenwood
W. E. Larson
Frank Larson
Charles Hendrickson
Everett Davison
Mike Fox
Dan
A. J. Davison
al Morrow
Lawhead
Rumors and Tragedies Dominate Early World News
The Austrian press hints at proposals for an ammiss lice while Cadet Walter Jones of Minneapolis was killed at Hicksfield Camp Taliaferro. Admiral promotions, music bans in Pittsburgh, German bombing reports, and famine fears in Finland feature alongside U S military and religious notes and notable deaths in Cleveland and Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Jones
Minneapolis
Mim
Hicksfield
Camp Taliaferro
Tex
Lst
Bureau of Navigation
Daniels
Washington
Pittsburgh Orchestra Association
Philadelphia Orchestra
Pittsburgh
Taris
Zuydschoote Hospital
Hospitud
Copenhagen
Pinland
Wilson
Wendt
Maj
Thomas Hanley, Jr
Rantoul
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Germain
Hans Berg
Loeschner
Fort McPherson
Laredo
Rio Grande
Myron T. Herrick
Parmnely W. Herrick
Cleveland Heights
Cleveland
Joseph Wagner
University of Berlin
Berlin
Wagner
Jie
University of
Escape in Italian mountains with royal party a narrow one
A dispatch from Gort to Amsterdam reports Gary narrowly escaped death in a mountain torrent on a return from a visit to Polmano via northern Italy near Udine. He was accompanied by King Ferdinand of Bulgaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Asterdam
Gort
Polmanova
Italy
Udine
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
What a Man Io What a Man Is Quote
A compact quotation from George MacDonald reflecting on conscience and inner character. The line notes that a man’s inner truth is as present in his conscience as in his heart, though others may not discern it. It suggests that interactions with a person can render understanding difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Cheyenne County
George MacDonald
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Otto Perse
Morrow
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Sidney, Nebraska
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