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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1910
Page
4
The Tacoma resident Mrs. Mary Ann Cornelius becomes the center of attention after she allows her male relatives to say damn. Critics call it a tempest in a teapot while noting many women tolerate stronger language with different exclamations.
An optimistic receiver of many gifts expresses that handkerchief possibilities have run out. She already has aprons caps cushions bags made from bandanas and grows tired of seeing any more, even on a clothesline.
Nebraska spans 415 by 205 miles with 77 510 square miles of territory and 49 600 400 square miles of gross acreage. Less than half of cultivable land is tilled while 15 million acres await farming. Nebraska with under 1.5 million people outproduces Japan’s 35 million in purchases. ADenver aviator crash drew grisly souvenirs as crowds looted the wreckage. A state railway commission note highlights Sidney as a money maker with freight forwarded and ticket sales totaling substantial sums amid sixteen junction towns.
A brief item notes revenues were greater at Sidney while fifty three junction towns reported leas, indicating uneven income distribution across the region.
Doctors attribute a new neck muscle disease to three causes Talley’s comet the aeroplane craze and the high price of food, reflecting a quirky era health theory.
The scene notes a sharp drop in meat prices as costs for consumers ease briefly. Analysts attribute the decline to shifts in supply and demand and expect volatility to continue into the week.
A reflective passage likens newspapers to panes of glass through which the world is seen, portraying the public as part of a vast procession of human life. It emphasizes the sensory breadth of society and questions sensationalism in journalism.
The text argues that spending on a town is an investment, not a mere expense. It contends that actions welcoming strangers and improving the city will raise property values and spur community growth.
Omaha remains the nation’s largest butter market while Governor elect Aldrich appears in an Obio map. H W Alita and Co of Columbia Neb reports a $20000 fire loss Sunday morning. Sidneys correspondent hints at Sid ney gossip. A Sid ney resident vows to form a one person committee to improve town reputation. Careless speech causes harm and the old adage to think twice before speaking is cited.
The piece argues for amending the direct primary law to preserve party primaries and prevent cross party meddling. It notes Rep Ninkwld’s strong 4,000 vote lead and analyzes regional Republican strength, district realignment, and upcoming legislative measures. It also covers waterworks plans in Lodgepole, concerns over nominating system debauchery, and a capital removal push led by Kearney hub wary of Lincoln politics.
A playful verse notes that the henpecked figure will never find freedom as all his children are described as the type who button up the back. The quatrain uses humor to satirize household authority and parental control.
A fragmentary Washington item notes a bluntly worded public reaction to a new law and a call for courage against scrutiny. It moves through aviation fatalities, social events, and humor, mentioning Ralph Johnstone, Helen Tate, and Rosevelt, with stray items on Denver’s department store observance and Passaic’s laundered leprosy scare.
Legal advertisement announces a hearing on petition for administration appointment under ADEA rules. The notice lists court, petitioner, and date of hearing with related deadlines for interested parties to appear or file objections.
Bank statement details resources and deposits from various banks and trust companies. Includes reserves, notes, securities, and due from state and private banks. Also covers legal notice in Cheyenne County regarding administration of James Pucker estate with court hearing set.
A fragmentary dialogue hints at a conflict over a term used for a burst. The Bystander notes various labels with skepticism about vulgar usage. The exchange suggests tension around naming and perception.
Edmond Root of Sidney Nebraska filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish his claim on the southeast quarter and other parcels in section 6 township 51 west, before James Tucker at Sidney on December 4 1910. Witnesses named include Peter Linghull John Lingwal Clarence S Chambers John Walsh.
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