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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1921

Page

3

Railroad Strike Threats Contained by Shop Crafts

The Federated Shop Crafts told 600,000 railroad shop workers to prepare for war in peace time. Union leaders rejected new overtime rules, urging continued work while seeking talks with executives. They warned of a critical situation and urged tightening finances and stockpiling essentials ahead of wage vote plans.

Chicago Federated Shop Crafts Railroad Board B., M. Jewel Federated Shop Arafts

Marshal Foch Visits U S Embassy in Paris

Marshal Ferdinand Foch walked into the American embassy in Paris unannounced and told Ambassador Herrick he planned to visit the United States. He praised American support and expressed gratitude for the American Legion's desire that he attend its Kansas City convention.

Paris Marshal Foch Ambassador Herrick America American Legion American Army Kansas City

Sousa Sues For $100000 Over Deafness Claim

In Philadelphia on Aug 20 Lieutenant Commander John Philip Sousa filed a $100,000 suit against an osteopath physician who alleged Sousa is deaf and cannot hear high notes. Manager Harry Askin said Sousa endured temporary head congestion and ringing after a ride led to brief deafness, and the osteopath claimed a miraculous cure. Sousa reported the incident to the Philadelphia Osteopathic Society.

Philadelphia John Philip Bousa Harry Askin Sousa Derfi Philadelphia Osteopathic Sobiety

Miss America II Withdrawn From Detroit Gold Cup

Gar Wood announces withdrawal of Miss America II from the gold cup races in the Detroit river starting today, removing the Harmsworth trophy defender from competition.

Detroit Mich Gar Wood Detroit River

Community notes from South Divide and area

Mrs Brothers returned home and is gaining strength. Numerous visitors and social events mark the week with the Warricks Wordens Flannerys and Yowells hosting and attending gatherings. The Johnsons, Payzants, Simpsons and others are active. threshing and farming chores continue. a new son born to Mr. and Mrs. Lauderback is noted.

Pleasant Valley Residents Attend Church Services

Pleasant Valley, Crook residents report church services Sunday morning with Mr. Guffin, proprietor of Crook Market, among attendees. Mrs. Talbot of Kearney, Nebraska visits her sister Mrs. T. W Simp son this week while Mr. Talbot is away.

Guffin Crook Pleasant Valley Mr. Guffin Crook Market Mrs. Talbot Kearney Nebraska T. W. Simpson Mr. Talbot

Dying Happy The Lawyer Delivers Mock Reprieve News

A condemned prisoner greets a lawyer with a smile and expects a reprieve. The lawyer reveals instead that a relative has died and left the prisoner $10,000, assuring the lawyer’s costly efforts are not in vain.

Local Social Notes From the Jul Nelson Area

Mrs CC McKee and child ren called at the Jul Nelson home Monday evening. Mrs Flora Courtright and son Harry took supper Sunday at the JR Queen home. Misses Eda and Esther Carlson returned to Potter to attend school after a month on the Carlson farm. A large turnout attended the school and Sunday school picnic Monday. Peter Nelson and daughters Hilma and Alice were shoppers in Sidney Saturday. Hilma and Alice Nelson began school in Porter. Miss Florence Fisher spent several days in Denver last week. Mr and Mrs Peter Nelson and daughter Myrtle were in Dalton last Monday. Myrtle is recovering from tonsil surgery. she is doing well.

McKee Jul Nelson Flora Courtright Harry JR. Queen Eda Esther Carlson Potter Carlson Peter Nelson Hilma Alice Sidney Alice Nelson Porter Florence Fisher Denver Myrtle Jin Dalton Mrytle

Logan County Fair To Be The Best Ever

Logan County Fair directors in Sterling set September 13 14 15 and 36 1921 as dates with a goal to give everyone their money’s worth The fair aims to serve farm people by showcasing farm products and livestock while balancing a substantial premium list with an engaging amusement program The manager Mr J Funk says the event should be educational and entertaining and progressive reflecting the community’s growth

Logan County Sterling J. Funk Funk

Fair plans promise richer exhibits and top amusements

The article notes agricultural exhibits will be greater and outlines an enhanced amusements program with many new high order features. It emphasizes generous portions and a stronger overall display than previous years.

Bake Sale at Cash Grocery by Camp Fire Girls

The Camp Fire Girls host a bake sale at Cash Grocery on Saturday at 2 30 PM. Come early to buy a basket of goodies. For taxi, call 161.

Cash Grocery

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U. S Foch Herrick Mrs. Brothers Warricks Mehrens Long Beach California Henry Lloyd Yowell Johnsons and Warricks Jessie Fulton Chas. Walker O. C. Dimick Julesburg Dimick Johnsons Yowell Boyes Hanks Tilden Berniece Foster Esther Hand Flannery Victor Brothers Roy Johnson A. Foster Simpson Peetz Mrs Simpson Poss Murl Millers Sedgwick Kirt Thornton Chas Buzz Lee Ollie Wilson Ferg Vern Calkins Phil Brossard Proctor Vern Alfred Pierce Talbot E. J. Simpson Mr. Holmes Clarence PR. Simpson Roy Raymond Simpson Lois Simpson Sextrap Aspinwall Potato Diggers W. W. Heinemann U. P. Depot Sidney, Nebraska Avery F. C. B. Peoria R. R. Crider
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