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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1919
Page
10
JoG Payton of Minneapolis visited Sidney on Tuesday to attend to business matters. A. vs. Bye of Lodgepole traveled up for a distant engagement, with details limited in the local snippet.
J G Dayton of Minneapolis visited Sidney to handle business. F O Burgess, on a Dix trip, reported steady progress there. Fred Kahrs of Westpoint Nebraska and Oscar Stewart of Weetz Colorado conducted Sidney business and dropped in on friends. C Teawrence arrived from Dye Nebraska for a brief call. Joe Hahler and wife returned from Denver after a Colorado trip. Jr Roush of Gurley reported good business and flour mill activity. Dr Paul Dreusel of Kimball visited Sidney on Tuesday after attending the American Legion Convention.
In Omaha a Kimball delegates chairman noted for Cheyenne County growth. County Treasurer reports 4 866 WHS receipts since November 1 1908 and 5 345 since November 1 1918, marking a near 1500 receipt rise. P W Barker visited Bayard to promote his Bayard Clothing Company and Barker Shop of Sidney. Hoff, store manager, traveled to New York for purchases. Wulf will be away several days.
D R Campbell and his son Rupert returned Monday from several days with relatives in Fort Dodge Iowa the former home of Mr Campbell He aimed to obtain Australian passports and learned his 1889 naturalization had not been indexed prompting a trip to locate the record The family plans to travel to the orient for the winter PMID: none
The Helping Hand Club gathered with Mrs Shaw and 32 members enjoying luncheon on a sunny afternoon. Visitors included Mrs Flemming Mrs Shaw Sr Mrs Fulton and Effie Fulton. Leslie Emerson threshed his wheat this week while E H Kelly helps gather potatoes in the area.
The Red Cross reports nitrous oxide gas, supplied in France by the army medical corps and the American Red Cross, saved many American soldiers. Initially undervalued, the gas raises blood pressure and strengthens the heart without causing shock or aftereffects, leading to widespread use in hospital operating rooms before war end.
Mrs Crosslet suggests a fence to separate properties while her husband teases about leaning on it to supervise the neighbor's gardening. The light exchange reflects domestic humor and neighborly tensions over privacy.
A compact device for stores that extend credit, combining a cash register, credit register, and adding machine in one unit. It streamlines sales entries, customer accounts, and daily totals, offering integrated transaction recording and accounting features.
Government experts estimate Holland's coal fields hold more than 5,000,000 tons. Despite the volume, none of it is first grade fuel.
Quoted aphorism on opportunity and intellect likened to a burr clinging to wool, suggesting ideas catch fast with sharp brains. The message contrasts pursuit with natural draw of insight, quoting a cryptic signature J. J. uN.
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