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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1918
Page
6
School began Tuesday morning as streets glowed with eager young students. Younger children showed visible excitement, while older pupils appeared calmer, prompting the observer to wonder if the brightness was real or a momentary illusion.
George H. Baust of Omaha credits Tanlac with easing a twenty year pattern of indigestion biliousness rheumatism and neck and shoulder pain after four bottles. He notes his wife also benefits and cites improvements in digestion and relief from pain as signs of recovery. Advertised through Vath Pharmacy in Sidney and Potter Drug Co.
Nebraska urges full beet crop utilization as sugar supplies are short while wheat restrictions ease. The federal government opens a United States Employment Service office at Scottsbluff to recruit men for harvesting and operating three large sugar factories in Scottsbluff Gering and Bayard. Mr and Mrs Louis Zwiebel of Valley return home after a week with sons L J and A L Zwiebel, tie farmers of Gurley neighborhood.
Prairie Gem residents Bern Wagner and family Lee Price and family Mr and Mrs Charles Wagner CR Lovall and wife and Mack Young joined Hank Walsh for a day of fishing and supper. Clyde Lovall and Mro and Mrs Clyde Lovall visited Sidnes last Thursday. Mio and Mrs Clyde Lovall called on Ilenrs Elsen Sundays afternoon. Cliffford Hammond visited Clyde Lavall on Monday. Joe Zimmerman plants a wheat crop in the Grabill area south of Judge Chambers north place this week.
Dean Lathston visited Clyde Lovall Thursday evening while COS Chambers moved his family to Sidney on Monday.
Mr Brauer and his wife returned the latter part of last week from Rochester where he had treatment. He feels much better and expects to return for a continuation of the treatment in a few weeks.
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