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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1921
Page
11
President Harding asked Director Forbes to convene experts to study the feasibility of converting government cantonments into large rehabilitation and vocational training centers for ex service men. Cabinet discussed rehabilitating 100000 to 200000 veterans, with an experimental cantonment to serve about ten thousand men.
Otto Young Heyworth heir to the Young fortune and son of Lawrence Heyworth faces a separate maintenance suit in Chicago. Helen Marie Patterson Hayworth of New York alleges a violent temper and abandonment on September 13, 1920. A temporary injunction halts payments to Heyworth from funds where he is a beneficiary.
Duluth reports a plan to distribute twenty million dollars within six months to settlers and other victims of the northeastern Minnesota forest fires of October 1918 that killed hundreds and destroyed towns. The state Supreme Court ruled railroads responsible after the United States Railway Administration dismissal of a case. In Curlew Iowa two masked men robbed a bank of 500 dollars and fled by car with a pursuing sheriff and posse.
State Industrial notes cover the recanon audition of agefevs trh esport Sutherland votes Atsust Sista a hand issue the proceeds to build a transmission from Paxton to North Platte connecting with the electric light plant serving Sutherland Hershey and Paxton. Chicago electric company pays over a million dollars yearly in operation tax. Nebraska Power Company uses Missouri river water, condensing steam with over 100 million gallons daily. Ord considers fire insurance and stronger equipment as White fire truck with LeFrance pumps is expected, Falls City to gain water via Nemaha river for Missouri Pacific lines, Antioch awaiting electricity after potash plant fire, oil engine plant planned. Commonwealth Edison pays nine cents tax per dollar of current sales. Arnold market installs Delco system. Brownville adds Delco in business district. Chadron votes 40000 bonds for intersections. Morrill plans 75000 court house.
An advertisement from Western Drug Co touts Adleriku as a preventative for appendicitis by cleansing the intestinal tract. It claims the antiseptic removes foul decaying matter from both upper and lower bowels and aids gas, indigestion, and constipation. One testimonial credits Adlerika with extraordinary cleansing results.
Notice is hereby given that I will not be held responsible for any debts incurred by my wife Mrs B T Hart as we are hereafter each acting in our individual capacity. B F Hart Sidney Nebr 484.
An advertisement from Sidney Lumber Co promotes home improvements and urges readers to visit the Electric Shop one block east of the American Bank for electric supplies. The notice emphasizes a desirable town and invites customers to purchase home improvement materials and electrical goods.
Treasury Department announces that all persons with claims against The First National Bank of Sidney Nebraska must present them to Francis A. Chapman Receiver with proof within three months from May 27 1921 or be disallowed. Comptroller D R Crissinger signed the notice.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the district court fixes October 25 1921 as the deadline for creditors to file claims against Nebraska State Bank Sidney with receiver A J Jorgenson. Notice to be posted at the bank and published in The Telegraph Sidney for three weeks before October 20 1921. Judge J Tewell signs.
The meeting opening for the new school year is scheduled for Monday September at 2 00 pm in room Neodot of the High School building. The school will open on Tuesday September with principal BRAHAM and Superintendent of Schools.
Eye ear nose and throat specialist Dr J Charles Pease announces location change to the Osborne Building. He continues to offer ENT services and consultations to patients in the area.
W P Miles serves as President with E L Uptegrove as Vice President Leon Fine as Treasurer and J W Johnson as Secretary Directors include W K Hodgkin O W Hornaday M W Osborn D R Campbell F L Whitelock and Q R Buckner in the board lineup.
Base Ball Ass'n lists officers and key members led by President D. R. Campbell Treasurer Charlie Mann Secretary Frank Whitelock with A. E. Phelps Joe Simodynes M. W. Dimery and Dr. Barger denoting officials and executives of the organization.
The document lists J. L. McIntosh as President with W. H. Hodgkin as Vice President. Also noted are Br. Kratz as Secretary-Treasurer Ray Stansbury E Mantor P L Martin R E Roche J T M Pearson and F L Whitelock as members.
Schedule shows multiple trains and freight departures from Sidney with times ranging from 4 30 a m to 9 15 p m including mail and local freight services and Sunday exceptions. Key trains include No 6 2 6 10 18 4 262 3 7 5 1 9 17 with varying morning and evening departures.
Burlington Route east northbound No. 302 departs at 1 08 a m No 504 departs at 8 22 a m west southbound No 801 departs at 3 05 a m No 308 departs at 4 20 p m No 302 only stops at Bridgeport and Alliance for service details follow in the official timetable.
An OCR fragment lists several local entities including The American Bank, Sidney Lumber Co, Dr M E Pettibone dentist, Mcintosh block, room 56s and phone 419, indicating a cheap mix of business names and contact details from a newspaper page.
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