Sidney Post Office Second Class Matter Note
Entered at the post office at Sidney Nebraska as a second class matter indicating mail handling status and locality identity.
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Sidney, Nebr
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1917
Page
9
Maybe This Is the Ninth Life
A young girl reflects on a kitten slipping from an older brother's knee. Her mother reassures with a proverb about nine lives. The girl muses that perhaps this is the kitten's ninth life and contemplates fear and care.
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Alice
High School Lyceum Lecture Friday Night
The second number of the High School lyceum course will be Friday night at 8:30 when Andrew H. Harnly will give a lecture. Admission is 30c for adults and 25c for children. Marie Van Ermen reports a weekend in Omaha with relatives visiting industrial plants.
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Lyceum
Andrew H. Harnly
Harnly
Marie van Ermen
Omaha
Wisconsin University
Lillian Borton
Beulah Grabill
Dorothy Swatzlander
Myrtle Fishman
Lillian
Laramie
Wyo
North Platte
Chal
Bentley
160Th
Rich Field
Waco
Texas
Blaine Grabill
Lincoln
Russell Dedrick
Baloon School
U. S Service
U Boat Captured by U.S. Destroyers
Washington Nov 20 Forty German U boat crew members were captured after American destroyers forced the crippled submarine to surface. One German was drowned and another died of wounds as the crew reportedly released gas and opened ballast valves, sinking the submarine after a towline was cast.
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Washington
Teutons
Iowa pastor is acquitted in Villisca murders trial
Hev. iyn G J. Welly, a pastor from Red Oak Iowa, was acquitted on Saturday by a district court jury on the first ballot after four hours and twenty five minutes deliberation in his second trial for the Villisca ax murders of 1912. The report notes a home loan advertisement from Sidney Lumber Co.
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Red Oak
Hev. Iyn G J. Welly
Pleasant Valley News and World War I Letter Items
A compilation of local notes from Pleasant Valley including visits by Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Simpson and family from Mason City Iowa, Miss Mayme French’s return from Bushnell Nebraska, a large new house nearing completion, jury duty in Sterling, an oyster supper for the church, and family travels. Also contains a lengthy letter from Paul Simpson aboard the transport Logan en route to Honolulu detailing daily life at sea, Honolulu sights, distances, ship conditions, rumors of regimental muster, pay days, and plans for a future voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Simpson
Mason City
Iowa
P. R. Simpson
Mayme French
Bushnell
Nebraska
Dora
Rischel
Mr. Rischel
Sidney
John Lauderback
Charles Lee
Sterling
R. G. Simpson
Frances
Harry Lauderback
Bunk Lee
South Seas
Honolulu
Frisco
Manila
States
Golden Gate
Logan
Guam
Gompers Re-Elected President of AFL in War Era Declaration
Samuel Gompers was re elected president of the American Federation of Labor by a unanimous vote. The AFL adopted a statement of conditions and principles for industrial problems arising from the war as they relate to union labor. The declaration aligns with Wilson and Gompers but clarifies some previously doubtful points, though it does not declare there shall be no strikes.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Laor
Wilson
Gompers
Falls City visit planned for elderly relative
Mrs Frank Kinton and her brother uncle Sam Donaldson travel to Falls City where the elder will live with his son for the coming winter. If health allows he may return in spring. Mrs Kinton will spend two weeks with relatives before returning.
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Frank Kinton
Sam Donaldson
Falls City
Arthur Miller
Whitaker Bros
Scottsbluffs
Dist. 77
Farmers Union
Chas. Osborn
Sweet
Ed. Nelson
Homer Haskins
T. J. Spiker
Clyde
Andy Nelson
Messrs
R. N. Slawson
Sd. Nelson
Glen Bales
Maitland
Shorts
Bunker Hill
T. C. Spiker
Wm. Jeudal
Sidney
McCann
Huntsman
Christian Church
Lodgepole
Claude Sparks
S. E. Nebraska
Central Grain Co
Sylvia Stoner
Frank Portrey
Clyde Kinton
Two Women Die After Car Hit by Train In Indiana
Vincennes Indiana November 26 two women die after a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train strikes an automobile carrying four people including Mrs John W Emison and Mrs James Wade Emison husbands ride. James Wade Emison prominent Vincennes attorney and gubernatorial hopeful was fatally injured. John Emison wealthy hardware merchant was least injured and expected to recover.
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Vincennes
Ind
John W. Emison
James Wade Emison
Baltimore & Ohio
John Emison
A Shallow Excuse Quote from Houston Post
A Houston Post quote decries the common failure defense saying when a man claims he did his best it is often a lie. The remark critiques accountability and integrity in self assessment and public discourse.
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Houston Post
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Staney, Neb
Shipman
S. A. Schmitt Implement Company
New York
Chicago
Union Pacific
Neb
Way Freight
W. J. Shoemaker
OTES
JU. S&s
Villisca
Sidney Lumber Co
Merry Christmas
Hamilton
Febraska
Pleasant Valley
A. F. of
North Divide
En Oi
Cheyenne County Lumber CO
Sidney, Nebraska
Service Department
James Emison
Indiana
Virgil Mars
Sidney Mercantile Co. Clothing Department
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