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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1918
Page
4
A brief item notes batteries were tested at the Sidney Battery Station located on West Lincoln ey, with tests conducted to assess performance and reliability.
Our heartfelt thanks are extended to the Masonic order and to the many friends for their kind words and deeds during the illness and at the time of the death of dear Tushind and father. Mrs. J. B. Haiston and children.
A rusted box of steel needles was cleaned by wiping with kerosene then jumbe stone and rubbed until smooth and free of rust.
Washington reports Germany’s reply to President Wilson as an awkward bid to meet terms. Berlin claims the government no longer answers to the Kaiser but is backed by a majority, with constitutional reforms underway and a willingness to seek peace on any terms the Allies may accept. An immediate halt to fighting appears unlikely.
LODGEPOLE J F Hansen of Fremont stopped in Lodgepole en route to the western coast. Mr Hansen owns acreage north of town. Mr and Mrs John Paston returned after a Gurley visit with granddaughter Louise Brown. Roy Tsenberger and family from Chappell visited Tuesday. Miss Gerth fates returned from Crawford as influenza closed schools. Gus Franzend and wife returned from Maxton Colorado. Claude Morehead did business in Sidney. he is now farming south of town. Skinner family ill with flu and Mr Skinner has pneumonia. Mrs David John and Mrs Ida Wise helping. Doherty family of Ogalalla visited Lodgepole. Mrs RosL Muttersbaugh and Miss Welton returned after south Sunol visit. LeRoy DeLongpre and daughter returned from Scottshluff after a Libby visit. Do W Smith and Mrs of Sundl visited Tuesday evening. Waller family from Nebraska City visiting Oscar Waller and family. Helen Wooldridge returned from Sidney after enforced vacation due to cold. Claude Morehead no longer with S A Foster Lumber Co and farms south of town. HLWW Libby and party drove to Sidney. Wim 8 Schroll went to Cheyenne to meet son Roy on furlough. Hannen family moved to Lodgepole, joining South Divide residents. Lehmkuhl Barlow and Persinger attended Commissioner Huiston’s funeral in Sidney.
Text outlines sections from German reply to President Wilson regarding evacuation of occupied territories and armistice terms. It proposes that evacuation details be fixed by power balance at front and seeks the president's approval only for terms compatible with German honor and a just peace. It protests against accusations of illegal and inhumane acts by the German navy.
Robert Herman Stegitz of Sidney and Emily Meinen of Gilead Missouri were married in the city on October by Trudge C Chambers. No court news or probate matters were up this week.
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