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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
12
An earthquake of moderate intensity was recorded at Georgetown University starting at 8:15 a.m. and lasting 50 minutes. The event is believed to have originated in South America about 1,000 miles away, with the disturbance felt across Washington.
A large crowd of Missouri war heroes packed Convention Hall in Kansas City to applaud President Wilson as he discussed preventing future wars. The event highlighted national victory and the enduring hope for peace amid postwar reflection.
Mrs W C Montgomery died Wednesday at her home near Gurley after a long illness. Formerly of Pilger Nebraska she moved west three years ago with her husband to seek health. Survived by husband three children Ivor Orville and Thelma Still and many friends. member of the Methodist church. Funeral held Thursday afternoon from the home.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Elmer Kahl at Trinity Lutheran Church on Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. John Weston who died Saturday night from peritonitis. Born in Sweden in 1857 she came to America in 1880 and lived in Monmouth Illinois before moving to Sidney in 1886. She married John Weston in 1888 and the couple lived on a farm southeast of Gurley then planned to move to Sidney. Mrs. Weston was a faithful Lutheran and highly regarded. survived by her husband a son and several brothers in this country.
Lorenzo Kremer recovers from ankle break with leg dressing in Sidney. Farmers sow wheat amid resumed threshing after heavy rains. Oo Dimick rents farm to Frank Britton and moves to Sidney to manage tractor business as Aultman Taylor agent. Livoni families and Jake Mahr dined with Mrs Carl Mahr. Tracy Dunham plans Wyoming homestead trip. E E Hiett sold fine horses bound for Scottsbluff beet fields. Trinen sowing 800 acres of wheat with Old Taylor tractor. John Peetz visited Boise City to see brother Matthew after paralytic stroke. Local grain drill adjustments suggested against grasshoppers. plan to try this year. C B Matthews and Carl Mahr visited J J Treinen. mail route petition for South Divide discussed.
When pets and prices collide, the store touts value with canned kraut at 20c and 25c cans. The policy pledges no compromise on quality for price, promising satisfaction and saving for customers.
The Bentley Land Company states it has an unlimited supply of money to loan on farms while maintaining a seven percent rate as money becomes scarce and loan companies raise interest.
Munich reports the trial of Bavarian communist leaders for hostage killings last February concluded with testimonies from Voelkel and student Peter Neler. Neler’s link to Lilli Cramer drew attention as she flirted with him in court. Voelkel said orders to shoot hostages came from Fritz Seidl and were relayed to Selhofer. State witnesses reaffirmed Levine Nissen, Dr Max Levien, and M. Axelrod’s alleged roles in the crimes.
Severe disturbances between German and British troops at Euskirchen, 20 miles southwest of Cologne, left a soldier badly hurt. A German leader named Kupper was court martialed and sentenced to death, and the town was fined 100,000 marks. Also note Dr Blak specialist in Alliance Nebraska and Magneto parts now stocked at Willard Service Station.
Wanted money loans offered at very low rates and an invitation to discuss terms. Also advertising house and lot for sale with easy terms. Address provided as A. E. GROVER, Room 5 Oberfelder Block.
Wanted to rent a five or six room furnished home for two or three months with possession October 1. Piesse at American Bank. Also Wanted carpenters and handy men union or non union with good wages and steady work. Inquire George E. Harris, Builder on North Side.
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