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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1914
Page
6
A witty note on neighborhood chatter as a source of news. It suggests sending the Home Paper to a wife who chats with neighbors half the forenoon so she stays informed, aiding timely meals and household satisfaction. The piece frames daily news as a domestic efficiency tool.
The Presbyterian church of Dalton invites everyone in Dalton and vicinity to regular services. Sunday school 10 a m, morning service 11 a m, evening service 8 p m, and prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p m. Alexander Wimberly.
Potter notes recount church services, a first communion, visitors from Kirk and Dannebrog, and a busy week of social events. Local business, car trading, new teachers, water and electric work, a creamery proposal, medical visits, and family news populate this panorama of small-town life.
A brief health note urges proper nourishment for children, stressing that steady energy comes from easily converted nutrients rather than heavy meals. It promotes Scott’s Emulsion as a pure medicinal aid to boost appetite, flesh, and brains in under five and frail youngsters, advising against alcoholic substitutes.
Miss Irma Struble heads to Denver Friday to learn dressmaking. Prof. Bracken new principal arrives and will room at B F Thornburg's. Chas Stranberg writes from Wahoo about his arrival at the ministerial school. Wm Breitung leaves Dix for Omaha for appendicitis surgery. Hans Christensen paints Thornburg property. Rumor that the hotel will open this week with Chas Gunder son and wife in charge. Higgins visits doctor amid typhoid threat. Miss Higgins stays with the Bantas. D H Shultz sells lots in Seyfang addition. Mrs Goulds says daughter and husband plan to build on the High farm lane. Wm Goding buys the new Glide car from A Hendrickson. Miss Lora Adams returns from Sidney institute and calls it good. Prof Stevens to begin school at Daion Tuesday. Potter school opener set for Gil of September. Mr Banta to move into a new store. Bracken heads to Sidney and attends the obituary of Mrs Jones this week.
Clara remains off the map as Dalton couple visit Sidney. Fall wheat planting underway across districts. Daugherty couple visiting Omaha. Engle nears completion of new house. Large flax acreage awaiting harvest. Sauer preparing lumber to build two granaries for eastern parties.
Lincoln September 10 With sun on the fair grounds busy activity in Agricultural hall as county exhibits judged. Fruit displays by Central Fruit Growers Association exceed 1500 plates paving way for premiums. Pollard notes good but lighter orchard yields due to last year’s heavy crop and Illinois canker. Lincoln pushes turnout to offset early weather losses. Governor vote canvass shows 146,957 total, GOP 74,498, Dem 67,299, other parties add small totals.
In Lincoln, W H Thompson chairs a nearly full state Democratic committee meeting at the Lincoln hotel with six missing and proxies. A new executive slate includes Dr O E Weber Arthur Mullen Fred Wolp Dan Kavanaugh and H R B Phelps with Dr P L Hall as vice chairman.
Edgar Nebraska September 10 Harry Anderson sustained a broken shoulder blade while playing football with a picked up team that was practicing with the high school squad.
Slavic prisoners of war arriving in Petrograd claim Austrian forces deliberately placed them at the front of the battle line in Austria, exposing them to the heaviest fighting as part of a wartime tactic.
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