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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1919
Page
14
An advertisement from the Boston Transcryyt markets a misglish parpor cobbler shop offering quick leather repairs. It promises all plain work like selmi and heeling completed in one or two days, with toe-capping and vamping needing longer time to do properly.
A compact quotation reflects on freedom arriving swiftly in peace after war and the need to uphold the principles that justified the struggle as Edward Everett asserts that liberty comes when sacred ideals are preserved.
In Sunol, Demers & Son secured a coal cut off relief Saturday but unloading was slow. Residents recall Miss Mohatt visiting Sidney Draw and returning Sunday. Local youths held a Friday Rock party at the drug store while friends shared a midnight supper. Mrs Nichols served a late meal as games continued past two. Mrs W Wilson and child visited, Agnes Fenske of Platte Center stayed a few days, and school routes were disrupted by deep drifts until helpers cleared paths to resume classes. Francis and Mohatt sisters shared turkey at Allington’s, then Rock games. Boys practiced basketball indoors due to cold. Mr Nichols spent Sunday with his uncle in Bridgeport.
Three inmates who had robbed a Westfield bank in Ta and another guard escape from Plymouth county jail injure Leniars Maxwell junior son of Sheriff Maxwell. Hugh Maxwell is also shot and his two daughters are locked in a cell as fugitives seize weapons then flee from the sheriff's home with guns and coats.
Dorothy Phillips, Universal star, attended a Baltimore private school as a child, excelling in geography until a final exam. She later starred in The Right to Happiness and is billed for a performance at the U.S. A Theatre on Sunday night, November 23, with Oak Grove Oleomargarine advertised.
The prince of Wales and his suite arrived at White Sulphur Springs on November 17 for a three day stay. He will remain incognito during the visit and will not be publicly advertised by locals.
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