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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1917

Page

5

Local notes recount visits and travel across towns

Mrs Js J Conners of Chappell hosted by Mrs Charles Nepinsky. Various residents from Chappell, Sidney, Bronson, Peet, and nearby areas were in town or visiting family. A large football squad from North Platte split across streets after a game in Alliance. The piece highlights travel, visits, and the season’s harvest yields, noting Herman Schubarth from Potter who threshed 6,745 bushels.

North Platte Alliance Herman Schubarth Potter

Appointment of Maj Benedict Crowell to War Assistant Secretary

Maj Benedict Crowell of Chevekound has been named assistant secretary of war succeeding William A. Ingraham. Crowell has ties to the general munitions board and the council of national defense, and he recently led the Washington office of the Damani canal.

Benen Crowell Chevekound Whilam AL Ingraham General Munitions Board Council of National Defense Washington Damani Canal

British Fleet Forces German Ships To Flee

London reports German cruiser forces led through Helgoland early, pursued by British warships near Nelgaland. One German light cruiser was seen on fire, another damaged, a sweeper sunk. British forces returned unscathed with minor ship damage and light casualties. Amsterdam dispatch notes an attempted entry into Helgoland Bight by strong British forces, repelled by German counterthrust off Horn Reef and the Helgoland Shoal with no German losses.

London New Helgaland Hight Nelgalamd Aalavirata Fron Uelgelandish

Revised U S Casualty List From Pershing Report

A late Pershing update on the German raid of November 2 tallies three dead, 11 wounded, and 100 missing. Names added include Louis Detfer and Paul Vann among wounded. Second Lieutenant Melaughlin listed among wounded. Several missing or captured soldiers identified with new home towns and units. The wounded are reported as doing well.

Washington General Pershing Louis Dover Catherine Detfer Route 6 Sullivan Tad Paul Wo Fann George W. Vann Sarann Wis Jeorge Wesley Margarett Wetch Dayton Lester CG. Smith Een Smith Op. No.5 Concord Whibun HW Melaughlin Clyde J. Grimsles Frankiimsley Stockton Kan Hoyt D. Decker WF. Decker Vincennes Ind Dewey D. Kern

Very Hard to Pronounce In St Nicholas

Mary Ro Parkman recalls a childhood glimpse of Manard Livingston Trudeau, the Pioneer of the Opera, detailing his French and American roots, schooling in Paris, and early attempts to master English, followed by a Chicago physiology professor’s new death test using crushed muscle to detect carbonic acid gas.

Edward Livingston Trudeau Opera St Nicholas Mary Ro Parkman Manard Livingston Trudeau France Tuilleries Tyeee Bonaparte Paris New York Edward Chicago University Hayman

Oriental architecture rises with reinforced concrete in Cairo and beyond

The piece notes reinforced concrete in mosque and building construction in Egypt and other lands while preserving national design. It highlights the Sultan Herssan mosque at Cairo as a major example and the Grand Palace hotel of Heliopolis as a handsome four story structure reflecting Oriental styles.

Sultan Herssan Cairo Grand Palace Hotel Heliopolis

No Confetti Requested At Mast Ham Clergy Wedding

The vicar of Mast Ham England announced his marriage in the parish magazine stating the wedding will be very quiet due to the war and ending with a plea to please bring no confetti.

Mast Ham England N. B

Mince Pie for Christmas Dinners and More

A nostalgic ad urges featuring NoncSuca Mixed Meat as a modern mince pie option. It promotes inching flavor for pies and desserts, touts cost savings, and suggests War Pie and no top crust recipes. It emphasizes wholesome holiday meals and U. S. Food Administration support.

U. S. Food Administration

Ax murderer kills three in Virginia affair note to Austrian families

In Virginia Minnesota three people Mr and Mrs Paul Altar and their boarder Peter Lepid were slain by an ax attacker. Police say robbery was motive and a note warned Austrian families who bought Liberty bonds or contributed to the Red Cross. Mrs Altar reportedly hid $2000 in the house and wholesale arrests have been made.

Virginia Minn Paul Altar Peter ‘Lrepid Red Cross Alar

Fearful update on American ship Kansas City

Washington November 17. The Kansas City an American merchant vessel has not been heard from since September 5 and is believed to have fallen prey to German submarines. Secretary of the Navy Daniels announced on Friday. One naval man J H A Muir a first class signalman was aboard the Kansas City.

Washington Kansas City Daniels J. H. A. Muir

District 49 Visitors From Minden and Cattle Trade

District 49 officials note Harvey Jacobsen's parents from Minden Nebraska visiting. Mr John Jelinek just returned from Omaha after disposing of a carload of cattle at a satisfactory price. Directors of District No 49 are reported.

Harvey Jacobsen Minden Nebr John Jelinek Omaha District No 49

Barn project and YMCA campaign noted in Telegraph items

A brief item reports a spacious barn project involving a teacher and the horse Little Edwin Jelmek. It also notes YMCA agents meeting with strong support during a campaign on the south divide last week. Sars Wood spends a week in the eastern part of the state with his parents.

W. T. Bayne John Beyer North Divide Edwin Jelmek YMCA South Divide Give Sars Wood His

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Js J Conners of Chappell Charles Nepinsky Robson Sidney Kreader North Davison City Fred Jo Beyer North Bronson Mrs Wammer of Mrs C &. Couch N .Brachtenbach Andreas Peet Henry Erdwin Near Colorado L. H. Hazel James Corrigan Implement Men's Davis Laramie Dedrick Jim C P McDaniel Cheyenne J W. McDaniel Frank Gothwick Peter Jessen Douglas Arizona L Jessen Mesdames McKiernan Charles Couch Ed Ahrens Rodeene Allen Denver Jack Sager Charles Erickson Gurley ZEDA Vna Lincoln Broom & Duster Company Mose Lincoln Neb- Davenport, Lows Maj Benedict Crowell Kaiser Helgaland U. S Hoyte. Doecker Itern Iowa Oriental Architecture The First National Bank Sidney, Nebraska Cash Grocery W. E. Anderson Prop Hardy Building Peter Peetz Sammy Jackie Sidney Mercantile Co. Clothing Department Nebraska Standard | Oil Company Ebracked
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