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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1919

Page

11

Nebraska Coal Urges Immediate Orders Amid Shortages

Governor McKelvie appeals to Nebraskans to buy coal now to avert a fall furnace shortage, citing labor shortages and 48 million tons less on hand than last year. He notes transportation gains but warns strikes disrupt trade, and highlights need for foresight in wartime transportation and grain policy. The piece also mentions the constitutional convention and local business notes.

Nebraska McKelvie Federal Grain Corporation Omaha Trade

Assurance of Ice Supply for Coming Year

Officials pledge ample provision to prevent ice shortage next year and guarantee sufficient ice to meet demand.

Massacre debate over Armenian independence and mandates

The Harbord mission reports that a blanket foreign mandate may govern Armenia and Ottoman routes to curb racial violence and boost commerce. Armenian independence is urged, with frontiers to prevent future conflict, while Turks fear loss of control and favor American oversight over European.

Constantinople General Harbord Near East United States Armenia Ottoman Empire London Mediterranean Indian Ocean J. L. Barton Boston Baku Tifils Batum

Fight plan to free pacifist Dow Allinson at Leavenworth

Resolutions from Rockford Illinois protested the release of Brent Dow Allinson a Chicago pacifist and conscientious objector serving a four year term at Fort Leavenworth Kansas for refusing military service. Local American Legion post forwarded the protest to Secretary of War Baker calling him a meat manhood specimen and saying the four year sentence should stand.

Rockford Brent Dow Allinson Chicago Fort Leavenworth Kan Baker American Legion Allinson Leavenworth

Carpenters Call In Umpire For Mediation

Chicago carpenters vote to bring in federal mediator F. J. Rhode to settle disputes with employers and other trades. A near unanimous decision supports the umpire, with a work return and meeting of the district council to decide negotiations.

Chicago F. J. Rhode

King James I Mockingly Teases Raleigh With Pun

A famous, harsh pun by King James I targets Sir Walter Raleigh. The monarch reportedly greeted Raleigh with a taunting line and a cold stare, ending with a retort that mocked his name. The anecdote highlights royal wit and political dislike.

James I of England Walter Raleigh Raleigh

Ladies Host Pleasant Lodge Pole Afternoon Party

Mesdames Bates hosted about thirty guests Wednesday afternoon at Lodge Pole. The event featured Five Hundred with a two course luncheon at five thirty. Sidney guests included Mrs Swan Dedrick and others. Gurley guests attended. Helen Wooldridge won first prize, C W Smith second, and Floyd Bauer consolation prize.

Mesdames W. J. Bates B. J. Bates Lodgepole Swan Dedrick Walter Davis J. W. McDaniel J. W. McDaniel Jr M. Raacliffe F. M. Wooldridge Helen Wooldridge Gurley C. W. Smith W. B. Jewett Floyd Bauer

Nature’s Wonderful Work Time and Seasons

A reflective piece citing Dickens on nature’s дарk and gentle changes through life from cradle to grave, noting how each time and season offers its own beauty. It presents a poetic view of continual transformation shaping perception across days and years.

Dickens

Optimistic Thought to the Coward on Glory and Safety

A brief and reflective line urging courage by contrasting cowardice with glory and safety. The quotation emphasizes resolve over fear, framing courage as essential for achievement and protection.

Parks Bros Electric Moves to Doran Hadley Building

The Parks Bros Electric Co announces relocation to the Doran Hadley Building three doors west of the Post Office, announcing their new address and continued service in the area.

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TEI Sidney, Neb Sidney H. E. Gapen Kimpstee Renize Ogborn Battery Station Sidney Ice Company Mr. Phillips Stuht Bros America Bafton Beelare al Uneon Carpenters Third Federal Mediator The Parks Bros. Electric Essex F.O. B Detroit D. F. Bassett Hudson and Essex Dealer Colorado Kiowa County Mr. Farmer Sudan Dalton Table Cheyenne County Kratz Land and Title Co Omaha, Nebr Farnum Bldg R. G. Kratz EADS Colo G. P. Kratz Sidney, Nebe E. RK. Kratz
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