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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1918
Page
4
In Penn the Old Ale House near Thirteenth Street is a city landmark. Patrons recall Mary McGillan who supposedly founded it in 1870, though the tavern’s real value lies in tradition. Guides tell visitors its history as politicians, authors, and bohemian dreamers crossed its doors.
County board items list numerous election officials and bridge receipts with names and fees, plus road district expenditures and adjournment notice. Names include Perse, Birdwell, Edens, Fisher, Ingwerson, Rowen, Reetz, Jurgens, Haskins, and many others across precincts. Several amounts reflect clerk and judge fees, counting board payments, and miscellaneous bridge and road district costs.
Receipts of cattle were liberal yet lighter than last week with steady to stronger bids for natives. Prices ranged from 7 to 18 dollars for beef cattle and 6 to 15 for stockers, with feeders and hogs trading 25 to 40 cents higher as packers and shippers moved ample western cattle and hogs. Union Stock Yards in South Omaha, Neb., Sept. 11, 1918.
Das radiating from S1904G tsa with a new top of S20.00. A liberal run of 34,500 head of lambs was guided yesterday and prices on the early market were fully steady with Monday. Good to choice for lambs going largely at 317.000 W725 and fair to good hinds from BIS.00G 17.00 4est feeders grades changed from ST7.00 17.45.
Ws COMING get into the band Wagon, buy a season ticket and enjoy the BEST lecture course that has ever been brought to Sidney. Season tickets only $2.00. Subscribe for The Telegraph.
A satirical line from the Cinetnnath Inquirer questions faulting a husband for demanding perfection from his wife while joking about daily mistakes. The quip targets double standards in domestic expectations and highlights media tone of witty denunciation.
A concise reflection emphasizes satisfaction from choosing the right path. It frames ethical action as its own reward and underscores personal integrity as a steady guide in daily life.
A pointed aphorism contrasts honor with dying to avoid wounds, then a modern jab about buying two season tickets for a lecture course implying mutual loss if not purchased. The tone blends classical quotation with a sales pressure line.
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