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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1918
Page
3
A troop train halted briefly as soldiers passed, earning a huge welcome from locals. Messages from servicemen in rest camps and hospitals flush with good spirits report nearing war’s end. Families hear from loved ones, including letters from Lt Edward Shoemaker and others, while several Sidneys residents share news of training, illness, and plans for reunions and funerals.
Miss Genmestese Bentley and Miss Hlortense Brenne, once roommates at Walcote Young Ladies Seminary in Denver, moved to Sidnes after the school closed due to an epidemic. The next day they fell ill with a non complicated malady, while Brennemann's mother traveled from Fort Collins to be with her daughter.
The SIDNEY BATTERY STATION on West Lincoln Way invites customers to have their batteries tested. Staff will assess charge, health, and readiness, advising replacement if needed. Services target cars, trucks, and power equipment, with quick diagnostics and safety checks.
The County Council of Defense investigated two transient women whose actions raised espionage suspicion. Much was found about their character but no proof of the alleged matter. A U S officer of high rank and a Union Detective attended the inquiry. The women will be monitored as they travel on their apparent mission to secure a director. SIDNEY LUMBER CO advertises a good home in the earth’s best town.
A local ad urges patrons to patronize Osborn Battery Station and The Cheyenne County Lumber Company, promising satisfaction with storm doors and sash services and urging immediate repair or replacement.
In Syria the Turks offer little opposition to the British push toward Aleppo. Reports say 12,000 Turkish troops are concentrating at Aleppo under Gen. Liman von Sanders while British forces sit north of Hans, about 100 miles south of Aleppo. Berlin bourse fell in panic with maritime securities dropping 25 percent and chemical products plunging around 10 percent.
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