Mrs Schmitt Hosts 500 Party for Mrs Sager of Denver
Mrs S A Schmitt entertained in honor of Mrs Jack Sager of Denver on Thursday afternoon with a 500 party. Miss Klein won first prize while Mrs Sager took the guest prize. The New Idea Club, four car lengths, visited Mr and Mrs Henry Worden to celebrate Worden’s birthday.
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S. A. Schmitt
Jack Sager
Denver
Schmitt
Miss Klein
Sager
New Idea Club
Henry Worden
Worden
Litte Wee "Worden
Zelena Laree Worden
Velocity of Stars at Mt Wilson Observatory
Spectroscopic measurements at Mt Wilson Observatory indicate star A. G. Berlin has a radial velocity of 130 kilometers per second, the highest constant velocity yet observed. Lelande follows at 325 kilometers per second in the opposite direction.
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Mt. Wilson Observatory
A. G. Berlin
Lelande
Cleaning Bronze with Soapsuds and Oils
Instructions describe washing genuine bronzes with soapsuds or plain water and wiping dry with soft cloth. Dirt and stains are removed using sweet oil applied with a nonflannel cloth, followed by polishing with flannel and chamola.
Bread Team Prize Money Arrives for State Fair Showing
Mrs. H. G. Gould received a fifteen dollar prize for the Bread Team representing Cheyenne County at the State Fair. Another prize of one dollar and twenty five cents went to May Breternitz for the best loaf. The letter from IL Frisbie praises the team and hopes this will spur continued club work.
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H. G. Gould
Cheyenne County Club
May Breternitz
Sidney
Nebraska
Gould
IL. I. Frisbie
Cannot Punish Kaiser Yet Says Luzzatti Report
Rome report to the chamber on the German peace treaty notes crimes of the former emperor not covered by current law and argues nations may only set future offenses. It urges slashing military costs, League of Nations role, and labor protections at Washington talks. Amerongen reports the former crown princess of Germany arrived with two sons to visit the former emperor and empress.
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Rome
Luigi Luzzatti
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
William
Society of Nations
Hohenzollern
Holland
League of Nations
Washington
Italy
France
Amerongen
Serbian children die during 1915 retreat
Washington reports 30,000 Serbian children sent with the Serbian army in 1915 retreat. 5,000 survived per American Red Cross verified figures. Many returned as orphans or with family losses. Red Cross seeks to aid with orphanages and institutions as youths aged 14 to 18 were drafted for the retreat to the coast.
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American Red Cross
Washington
Red Cross
Neighbor Kid Intrigues Local Boy With Freckled Tie
Charles watches new neighbor through the hedge and rushes to tell his mother he suspects the kid next door is a “gop sport” based on a playful description of freckles and a big pet rag.
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Charles
Urge Senate to Hasten Peace Across the Nation
Two hundred fifty leading Americans from forty states urge the Senate to ratify the peace treaty with Germany without amendment or delay. Signers include Taft, Gompers, Catt, Wickersham, Grant, and Pershing, warning delays risk new war and economic disruption. The letter presses immediate ratification to end the war’s shadows and preserve global stability.
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New York
United States Senate
League To
Senate
Taft
George W. Wickersham
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Charles C. Moore
San Francisco
George Gray
Wilmington
Del
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Harry A. Wheeler
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Carrie Chapman Catt
K. W. Magneto Parts Now Stocked at Willard Service Station
Local service station Willard updates stock with K. W. Magneto parts expanding available auto repair items for customers. The inclusion broadens maintenance options for motorists in the area.
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Willard
Navinger and Stikker Tie Wedding Bond in Sidney
Mr William A Navinger and Mrs Hanna Stikker wed at the Luth eran Evangelical church parsonage with Rev Elmer Kuhl officiating on Saturday afternoon September 13. They are well known in Sidney and will reside at the bride’s home on the North Side after the ceremony. Mr Navinger has worked with the Sidney Telegraph for the past several years.
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Navinger
Stikker
William A. Navinger
Hanna Stikker
Elmer Kuhl
Lutheran Evangelical Church
Sidney
Sidney Telegraph
Christenson and Westbrook Take Out Marriage License
Mr. Josephs Christenson and Miss Rosa Westbrook of Sunol have filed for a marriage license, indicating upcoming nuptials in the local area.
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Christenson
Westbrook
Luce and Tinske Take Marriage License in Bayard
Mr. George W. Luce and Miss Irene F. Tinske of Bayard obtained a marriage license on Wednesday signaling plans for a union. The couple are residents of Bayard and the license was issued by local authorities.
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LUCE
Vinske
George W. Luce
Irene F. Tinske
Bayard
Bradley Sebastian Marriage License Drawn
James Bradley and Claud ele Sebastian were issued a marriage license on Wednesday, formalizing their upcoming nuptials in the community records.
Wright Geib wedding and Thomas Kluck marriage in Sidney
Mr W H Wright Jr and Miss Anna H Geib were married on September 11 1919 in Sidney with Wright managing the Oliver Branch House and Mrs Wright formerly cashier there. They reside in Hardy apartments and receive congratulations from friends. John Mitchell Thomas and Helene Marie Kluck of Sidney also wed at St Patrick's parsonage with Father Anton Link officiating.
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W. H. Wright
Anna H. Geib
Sterling
Colorado
Wright
Oliver
Sidney
Omaha
Oliver Branch
Mrs. Wright
Hardy Apartments
Thomas—Kluck
John Mitchell Thomas
Helene Marie Kluck
Anton Link
St. Patrick's Church
Haiston and Veith Wed in Nebraska Metropolis
Mr Frank Haiston of Sidney and Miss Lula Veith of Omaha married several days ago in Omaha. The couple will reside in the Nebraska metropolis for the time being. Haiston is son of Mrs J B
Haiston Venture Draws Congratulatory Notice in Sidney
Haiston of Sidney is celebrated by numerous friends for his new life venture but a home return by Mr and Mrs Haiston to Sidney is unlikely to be welcomed.
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Haiston
Sidney
Mrs. Haiston
Pershing Delights Hoboken Welcome Upon Debarkation
General John J. Pershing arrived at Hoboken aboard the Leviathan and smiled at the enthusiastic reception as he stepped ashore. The scene captured a moment of high public interest during the general's visit.
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Pershing
Hoboken
Advantage of Travel as Educator In Lunch Conversation
The State Journal notes travel as a great educator and recalls a lunch conversation about a dish made from warmed-over codfish blended with an egg to approximate a casserolette of Newfoundland cod aux oeufs.
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Oble State Journal
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MR. Man
Mssetts Pharmacy
Kaiser
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Paris
Lusitania
Berlin
England
Shantung
China
League Between Nations
Japan
League
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Wyoming
North
South Dakota
Norris Brown
Co. N. Dietz
Gould Dietz
W. A. Fraser
Jeremah J. Harty
Edward P. Smith
Homer C. Stuntz
G. W. Wattles
George W. Clarke
J. H. T. Main
Iowa College
E.T. Meredith
Wallace M. Short
Sioux City
Lafayette Young
Willis
Cook
National Railways Commission
Doe Isaac Crawford
U.S
Thomas O'Gorman
Sioux Fails
John A. Pyle
South Dakota Equal Suffrage Society
H. K. Warren
Yankton College
Q. Chandler
A. A. Hyde
Chester I. Long
Charles F. Scott
Frank Strong
Kansas University
Wiliam Allen White
James H. Baker
L. Ward Bannister
Mary C. C. Bradford
Public Institutions, Co
A. Duniway
Colorado College
Julius C. Gunter
Francis J. McConnell
James H. Pershing
John Franklin Shafroth
U. S
S. Harrison White
Supreme Court
J. Lionberger Davis
St. Louis
Sia
Frederick D. Gardner
Charles M. Hay
William T. Kemper
Mra
Philip North Moore
National Council of Women
Andrew Steel
United Wine Workers
Daniel S. Tuttle
Willard D. Vandiver
Festus J. Wade
Rolla Wells
St Louis
Harry W. Fox
State Federation of Labor
Duncan McLeod
United Mine Workers of America
James Morgan
Miners’ Organization
North Dakota
Lynn J. Frazier
E. F. Ladd
North Dakota Agricultural College
Frank, W. White
J. H. Worst
B. Waldrop
E. L. Montgomery
Sebastian
James Bradley
Claudele Sebastian
Wright—Geib
Gen
John J. Pershing
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Seetad
N.J
Springs Cox
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