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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1910
Page
2
A fragmentary OCR item lists numbers and monetary figures such as 8.00 10.12.00 .68 .60 40 30 1.25 .20, with no clear context or names. The readable data hints at a column of prices or measurements but no identifiable people or organizations are present to anchor a full event or notice.
Editor J. C. Wolfe of the Lodgepole Express was in town Wednesday. Myrtle Lancaster now deputy in the county treasurer’s office filling Lena Jessen’s vacancy. J. M. Nelson of Sidney Draw made final proof with witnesses John Cox and John Ladely. Jeanette Alden placed in tenth grade at local schools. C. W. Hornaday store adds auto livery with Charles Heimer as chauffeur. Mrs. S. Dedrick and others depart for Ogden, Utah for thirty days.
Mrs J W McDaniel and Mrs James Tucker hosted the Dorcas society and friends for a luncheon. Elizabeth Lyngholm returned to Lincoln to study kindergarten work. Mrs George Reiff and Louise of Omaha visited with Mrs Roth’s sister after weeks in Colorado Springs. T J Quinn and wife stayed in the city and met his brother Patrick from Iowa. Jay and Case Bruce left for Fremont after transfers by Standard Oil. M B E Washburn of Moscow Idaho reports family safe from fires though relatives near Clarke Idaho remain in danger. Rain offers some relief while fuel spent.
Ernest Worden and his wife and daughter depart Thursday for a two week trip visiting relatives in Denver Colorado points and Omaha after stopping in Cheyenne and Norfolk. Worden serves as cashier for Union Pacific here and the demands of his office make the vacation welcome.
A discussion from Japan Magazine on how a guest in Japan must handle a samurai sword. It describes the silk wrap, bow to the blade, and edge safety toward the host, reflecting reverence for the sword as soul of the samurai and emblem of gentility.
Residents from the neighborhood attended the Schleuter Narjes wedding on Thursday led by Reverend Cowles. Attendees included Will Jeudes and family, Henry and Herman Ehmke, Carrie Ehmke, Horst siblings, and Gust Jeudes. Local threshing machines were active at ranches of Schwartz, Zuhlke, Cunningham, Jones, and T J Quinn. Anna Horst returns from the east for winter, and the Lutheran parochial school opens Monday with Reverend Cowles teaching about twenty five children. Albert and Will Jeudes hauled eight loads of hay this week. Glenn and Herbert Birdwell traveled to Sidney for school, with Glenn in his final year.
In 1873 Ophir ore discovery boosts Comstock shares as Budd buys 2,500 shares. He dozes through the barber's work, misses a call, and sells at 40 a share, claiming the cost was 40,000 dollars for the lot.
Dialogue snippet shows Mabel wondering about a proposal after remark that he proposed without stuttering. Ethel replies he did not stutter and seemed to have improved, observed during a London lunch discussion.
The text advises cost aware selling through packaging choices and smart display. It urges using appropriate sack sizes to save money while keeping packages neat and protecting foods. It recommends stocking knowledge, personal inspection of goods, and direct customer persuasion with well crafted circulars.
A leading horticulturist recalls Paris parks and boulevards where trees are centrally planted along rivers and radiating avenues. Trees are trained and pruned into symmetrical trunks, protected by iron guards, staked when young, and a cast iron ground grate prevents soil compaction while allowing water absorption during dry seasons. He urges imitation in rural areas.
A playful exchange centers on weather superstition and a joke about lightning. The dialogue turns on repetition and scarcity as the participants riff on why lightning may not return to a supposed target.
A terse exchange over a money demand ends with JT striking the man with a club. The talk then shifts to a pledge about fishing, revealing a planned rejection of a summer fishing trip.
A compiled roster shows state and county officers, post, land and city services, educational staff, church and social organizations, and fraternal orders in Sidney. Government posts include Governor and Attorney General, with local treasurer, sheriff, assessor, coroner, and district judges. Community groups list fire department, fair association, church schedules, and various lodges with meeting times and officers.
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