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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1918

Page

6

Travel and farm life notes from Sidney area

North Divide residents Bhankey family return from eastern visit amid poor roads and auto travel delays while Blanker enjoys sunny roads. Braham family plans winter in Omaha and spring return for farm work. Local movers include Bales Kinton Frame and Rohde family purchasing supplies from Farmers Union. Miss Wiser heads to Alliance to teach after a five week absence due to flu. Congregation notes as Father Link holds services in Dalton. Local teaching assistant Mabel Huiston visits Sidney. Numerous Sidney business and housing moves occur as residents relocate or prepare homes. Flu recovery, school disruptions, and ongoing community activity mark the week.

EO Bhankey On Mouth Mr. Blanker S. Braham Auto Omaha Glen Bales Clyde Kinton Ray Frame Peter Peetz Father Link Sidney Dalton Mabel Huiston C. Spiker and Sons RudolphaAeschelman Burlington Colorado Simpson John Owens Pete Beyer Farmers Union S. Barham Hatcher Nelson Albert Steinbring Hade Miss Martin Gurley Pierce Wil Jeudas Wm. E Edwards Tete Beyer Edward Stoner

Bell Note Bird Bell-bird described as melodic piping species

A bell-bird, a remarkable piping bird, is outlined with four known species two pure white and one brownish with a white head and neck and one white with black wings. Its clear melodious note resembles a bell and its calls can be a single note or a sequence. Found from Central America to Brazil these bell-birds belong to the chatterer family and create beautiful echoes when they call and answer.

Central America Brazil

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed Across the Nation

Doan's Kidney Pills praised in widespread newspaper testimonials as a trusted remedy for kidney and bladder woes. Mrs Worden from Lincoln Highway shares lasting relief after use, urging others not to experiment and to obtain the familiar Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo. Also notice of tires and tubes for sale at Osborn's Garage.

Doan Toan New York Chicago Sidney Jopan Dean

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