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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
16
Margaret Uptegrove, daughter of Mr and Mrs E L Uptegrove, fractured her right arm Saturday after falling from the bannister while playing on the porch. The fracture was treated by a doctor and the child is recovering, suffering less each day.
Osborn Motor Company advertises a full stock of electric auto bulbs for all cars offered at competitive prices for immediate purchase.
President Wilson drew a large Kansas City crowd for a third Missouri address backing the peace treaty and League of Nations covenant. He spoke from Convention Hall as 20 000 seats filled, the parade route through downtown drawing thousands more.
Paul and Charles Kreinbring of Thayer County visit Sidney brothers Elbert and Henry Kreinbring and like the area. Mrs. J W Graham will join her son at Culver Military Academy in Indiana. Mrs. T B Dawson plans a Wyoming visit and Spokane home. Reverend and Mrs Langston and children return from the Southland after a warm stay with Georgia and California relatives. Mrs Reis dorf and family will live in Sidney for school. W L Campbell and family visit Ogallala as he builds a $100000 hotel and nearby contracts total nearly $100000, signaling local building activity.
Valiant Lodge No 98 holds meetings on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month. Visitors welcome. G. Griffith serves as officer.
A campaign for a million members of the American Legion urges unity under the motto Stick Together. Nebraska reports 54,306 veterans back home joining local posts and a Sidney charter soon to elect officers. Nebraska’s quota of 12,562 is set to triple. the Legion aims to surpass G A R influence with wider service. Leon Fine spent several days in Denver on business and visiting kin.
J. J. Ernest of Dalton visited Monday and spent several hours in our city. He reports everything humming in his town.
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