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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1918
Page
10
A wartime appeal extols a soldier in France facing repeated deaths for readers. It urges immediate support by buying Liberty Bonds to fund the war effort and ensure his safe return home. The message stresses duty, sacrifice, and collective action.
SUNOL notes show Esther Booth visiting Julesburg to see Leah. Junior Red Cross hosted a Ve nue Roast at the school house raising a profit. Flame Guard uniforms arrived for Sunday practice. The Misses Francis shared Sunday dinner at Booths. Farmers moved a barn northward. Belgian Relief received clothing. Sidney Red Cross meeting drew enthusiasm. Vendors report hay sold to A Bauer for cattle on the meadow. Visitors include W B Wallace of Lisco and Firth Booth returning from the Absarbenu at Omaha. Take battery troubles to Sidney Battery Station.
Lodgepole residents and visitors mingle through a busy week with trips to Sidney Gurley and Cheyenne. Dr Manutor heads to Rochester for an operation. Francis De Brunner, a Lodgepole native, died in France after a gas attack, the first local casualty.
The text notes a bereavement for a local family, with condolences to the mother, father, and brothers. It mentions Miss Clara Kruger and Adanard Feuske leaving Wednesday for Berkeley, California to spend the winter.
Residents of Hungry Gulch and surrounding communities spent Sunday afternoon at Jewells with families including Forney Jessen Wise and Wise. Travel notes mention Amsden returning from Chicago and eastern points, Olson and Holtman visiting Cheyenne, and Hoagland hosting wheat planting. Local activity includes visits, school superintendent Miss Anna McFadden at District 68, and a quoted Baltimore Sun aphorism about smiles amid life’s follies.
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