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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1906
Page
4
The Farmers Institute will be in session in Sidney next Friday. The article urges large attendance and promotes education as key to modern farming, framing farmers as manufacturers and calling on Cheyenne County to lead in the education era. It invites both men and women to participate and support the movement.
A collection of satirical notes on politics and society, mentioning New York Republicans seeking legal clarity, Hearst’s health and a dinner, Bryan’s shrinking press presence, Lydia E Pinkham, California wealth tales, Japan's cautious stance, unkissed girls in Kansas, and S L Carlyle selling the Kimball Observer to R D Wilson, with Carlyle seeking Pacific coast relief from rheumatism.
Mr Ledingham harvests sugar beets and onions in Wyoming. Mrs George Thornburg moves to Potter for the school year so Hazel may have schooling advantages. Fred and Freda Gustafson enter the schools this week. They lodge at the hotel with light housekeeping. D G Mathers, the station agent, has been in Sidney ten days and may move his family soon. Our new store opens with fine stock. Mr Johnson plans to bring his family here. two of his cows will stay in Kirk to manage the ranch. Miss Wilkinson visits Potter en route north to inspect schools. she is Kimball county’s County Superintendent.
A. B. Persinger travels to Oanaha while Mrs. J. C. Wolfe recovers and Mrs. John Lehmkuhl, with Ed, returns to Saunders County. The community gears up for winter work as candidates distribute cigars in October. Bert Bates sustains leg injuries from a horse and a wheat beard causes a throat issue needing surgery. Earnest Swinkee improves in Omaha hospital.
Clara J and E Sanders visited Sidney last Saturday. Mr Dalton rebuilds a large cattle barn. F Portrey drills a well at his ranch this week. L Cunningham delivered a load of spuds at Sidney Saturday. Mr Higgins returned from the South Omaha market last week. Elections passed quietly due to bad roads. Tom Quinn re-shingled and sided his house and enjoys homestead life. Chas Higgins helps uncle Mr Wymore build a house on the lit ter's Place. Snow nearly gone, ground ready for another bulliper crop. Mr Godling of South Dakota and Mr Wymore of Oklahoma improving their homesteads.
NALTON Mrs. George Cramer tours east. Mrs. R. S. McConnell returns from Sidney. Joe Hires in digs a well. John Thompson outfitting for field work. A. L. Adams of Simlaw now at W.S. Woolsey's serving locals. Simla and Dalton school to join in spelling contest. Henry Lerner extols farm life. Bunny farm praised for fresh air. Bybee home hosts Charlie Bybee seventeenth birthday dinner with classmates. Vaclav Vacik to thresh ten days on South Ojivide farms. Cheyenne county ranks high in winter wheat yield at 29.6 bushels per acre. Major-General William R. Shafter dies near Bakersfield California.
Lord Kelvin argues that Ramsay and Soddy’s radium findings and helium from clevite do not alter the atomic doctrine. He rejects the sun and planetary heat hypothesis based on radium and asserts gravity as the primary heat source, claiming the radium hypothesis lacks solid foundation.
In memory of a father whose life was hard yet marked by patience. The speaker recalls his struggles, silent strength, and the desire to show kindness daily. The passage ends with a pledge to honor him by singing and greeting their blessed father and Saviour.
The document lists precincts with top vote getters for justices and constables in a non regular election year. It notes certificates of election issued only where vacancies exist and names candidates for road overseer in each precinct.
Union Pacific offers a pamphlet on Business Openings along its line detailing agricultural districts and each town’s business advantages. Write for a free booklet to improve your condition. address W. J. Shoemaker, Agent.
Tomorrow at the Apostolic Catholic Church, Eucharist at 8 a.m. Morning prayer at 11 a.m. Creed address quoted. Evening prayer at 7:45 p.m. with address. Church school at 10 a.m. CORBETT. Priest Sian Dunn the North River ranchman was in the city Tuesday.
The document lists bank balances and holdings including U.S. Bonds 20,000, cash items 17 8A, and legal tender notes. It notes capital stock 35,000, surplus 3,000, undivided profits, and deposits subject to check 40,10 with time certificates 8,000.
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