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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1921
Page
16
Weather officials note no permanent shift in mean temperatures since the Revolutionary era. Records show coldest months occurring years after their warmest counterparts, with nine months having the coldest year following the warmest year, suggesting no long term climate change.
St Martha's Guild will hold a bake sale at the Sidney Mercantile store at 2:30 p m on Saturday September 3. Also an advertisement offering easy terms on homes and a note to request a free cake of Jap Rose Soap from your grocer.
A playful exchange shows a flirtatious couple joking about kissing through a nail. The scene notes humor and a cheeky banter, capturing light domestic humor in a brief, intimate moment.
The Lincoln Star recounts an elderly invalid who regained health, strength, and courage after tending a flock of poultry. Six years of treatment restored her vitality, suggesting chickens sparked rejuvenation, while noting some men may similarly benefit from simple contact with poultry in a brief period.
A spoken exchange from Carolina Tar Baby is summarized where Willis admits staying out late and returning at a time that exposes his wife’s prior outing, highlighting a comic clash over punctuality and excuses. The quip emphasizes domestic irony and the tension of keeping promises.
Sealed bids for a Consolidated School District No.4 project in Lorenza Nebraska are due by 1 p m September 15. Bids addressed to Guy Shaw Director Lorenzo Nebraska with a $1000 certified check as bid security. Plans from Wilson Wilson Architects for $20, refundable. Bonds required. district may reject any or all bids.
Joseph Mahler will sell at public auction a G M C truck model 16 for cash at Habbler Garage Sidney Nebraska at 10:00 a.m. on Monday September 26 1921. The lien covers work and materials furnished by Mahler totaling 445 05 with the lien filed September 1 1921 in Cheyenne County. Amount due as of September 2 1921 is 447 65. Sale open one hour.
Grace Yau carries an indifferent air as onlookers observe her. Her father once fried griddlecakes by the restaurant window. She notes she is often cast as the villain, hinting it may stem from her mustache.
Brief dialogue shows a playful tension as a woman declares affection while a man warns against getting involved with another man. The exchange hints at interpersonal dynamics in a casual, rambling style.
A Birmingham Age Herald quote recalls a motorist answering a judge about speeding. When asked for a valid excuse, the driver replies none, yet quips about a girl who urged him to accelerate, highlighting a humorous courtroom moment.
Dr. B. Charles Pease, an eye ear nose and throat specialist, has relocated to the Osborne Building. A note invites readers to ask their grocer for a free cake of Jap Rose Soap.
Mrs Ned VWemphill returned from Denver where she completed plans for a writer's course of elocution and dramatic arts. She intends to organize an expression and dramatics class in Sidney at once and will study with Miss Edna Sprague in Denver this winter. She plans Chautauqua work in spring.
Notice states the Sholtz orchestra cannot perform in Sidney on the 6th due to an error in booking, so no dance will occur that date. Patrons are advised to watch for a later date and consider purchasing a home through W. E. Swatzland Er.
By six executions issued by Cheyenne County Nebraska judge the Union Mercantile Company stock including groceries dry goods clothing fixtures shelving cash register safe and related property will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at the former Union Mercantile building in Lodgepole on September 10 1921 at 10 00 a m Sheriff J W McDaniel dated September 1 1921
A quoted exchange explains loyalty as the spirit that makes a person refuse a higher offer from another. The dialogue frames loyalty as a moral trait guiding decisions when presented with better wages elsewhere.
A salesman asks to be shown this year’s top seller. He seeks guidance to the best stocked item and requests directions to the display. The encounter hints at consumer interest and stocking decisions.
Property owner may redeem stored oil on lot 4 block 19 Sidney by proving ownership and paying charges at once. failure to do so will result in sale for storage. Signed H. McFADDEN.
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