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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1918

Page

3

Nebraska’s wartime pride and postwar plans outlined

Will Maupin discusses Nebraska’s 1918 farming output and diversification beyond corn. The piece notes drought impact, sugar production reaching 1,200,000 sacks, and wartime mobilization rates. it cites Scottsbluff rail importance, Kimball tractors, Antioch growth, Alliance sons in the army, Beatrice windmills, Omaha butter market, and Lincoln engine exports.

Nebraska Will Maupin Mureau O Scottsbluff Kimball Antioch Alliance Jo W. Thomas Alliance Herald Beatrice Omaha

Goodyear and Empire Tires For Sale At Osborns Garage

Osborns Garage lists Goodyear and Empire tires and tubes for sale in Republic United States. Local shop offers pricing and availability for passenger car tires and related tubes. Customers can inquire by calling the shop or visiting in person.

Republic United States Goodyear and Empire Osborn

Holiday Greeting Cards For The Busy Professional

Public notice invites viewing a selection of holiday greeting cards suitable for business professionals and private use. Displays include options for the business man and professional, with an invitation to see the samples.

Metz Fortress Troops Reach Metz In Verstime FlushT

American and French troops reach the Metz fortresses in the advance zone as German withdrawals accelerate. Allied forces push beyond their old front while German submarines are reportedly to be surrendered in twelve deliveries. Marshal Foch directs German military and technical reps to arrange Rhine withdrawal and rail and telecommunication issues. Belgian advance guards enter Brussels as German troops move out per armistice terms.

Marshal Foch Sisteron Bruges Mons Nancy Marcel Hutin Echo de Paris Rhine Geramns Hindenburg Mre Midi

Germans seek U S envoy for urgent commission to discuss war needs

Berlin reports Foreign Secretary Solf has asked Secretary Lansing for permission for a German commission to depart for the United States at once. The aim is to present German conditions directly to the U S government and press steps to secure needed supplies. Solf also urges peace delegates to The Hague and proposes Herbert Hoover aid.

Berlin Solf Lansing Wilson Germany United States Washington W. S. Solf Hague Herbert C. Hoover

Hunt Mines Off the U. S Coast Near Chesapeake Bay

Baltimore Md Nov 18 Naval mine sweepers sweep the Atlantic coast hunting German mines planted by U boats that raided American waters Most mines are thought to lie off Chesapeake bay Maryland coast and near New York harbor and the entrance to Long Island sound

Baltimore Atlantic U-bonta Chesapeake Bay Maryland New York Harbor Long Island

Army notes from Camp Mills and Lincoln training school

Sam and fellow soldiers prepared to board ships three times but sent back each time. They received overseas gear and were eager to go. Sam remains at Camp Mills Long Island. Otto Hink and Fred Stuht at Lincoln Army Training School report doing well and ready to return when ordered. Lynn Swanson returned home on leave from the army training school.

Sam Fine Sam Camp Mills Long Island Otto Hink Fred Stuht Army Training School Lincoln Lynn Swanson

The Whippoorwill Favorite Hunting Ground

The whippoorwill favors forest edges and treetops to find large moths at night. It flies silently with soft feathers and sometimes emits a groan as it darts by. The nighthawk occasionally lets a loud yawk sound while sweeping the evening air.

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