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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
2
Geneva dispatches report Serbian forces suffer 106 killed and hundreds wounded in Montenegro. Montenegro figures are heavy as well, with Belgrade indicating two divisions are being sent from Cattaro to reinforce.
Charles Jasper Glidden financier and donor of the Glidden trophies for automobile and airplane touring has been discharged from the aviation corps of the army. He was commissioned first lieutenant June 12, 1917 and captain February 19, 1918.
Margeret E. Sangster recalls arriving at Bordeaux aboard a ship and gazing at verdant winter fields along the river. A Midwestern newspaper man compares French grass to Kansas, highlighting the unexpected calm amid anticipation and travel.
Readers note dogs once ran into traffic during the early auto era, causing many fatalities as drivers misjudged speed. In city and country scenes, some dogs now look left and right before crossing, reflecting behavioral evolution. An advertisement mentions a 32 inch case separator and a Hart Parr tractor offered by Anderson Hart Parr Tractor Company.
British authorities widen raids in Ireland after the Sinn Fein suppression proclamation. Searches at Sinn Fein HQs and homes in Dublin Cork Belfast Galway and Londonderry uncover literature explosives and arms. Two Sinn Fein MPs Ernest Blythe and Patrick O Keefe are arrested in Dublin as a detective named Hog is killed outside a Dublin police office.
At Union Stock Yards South Omaha on Monday September 17 cattle run totaled 27 063 head, a record surpassing last by over 2 000. Bulk sales were at 15 75 to 16 25 for hogs and fat lambs up to 15 00, while butchers were lower. Sheep and lambs showed uneven gains with top lambs reaching 15 00 and feeder prices mixed to lower.
In Paris Sept 15 the Roumanian representative Misu and French foreign minister Pichon met, signaling a brighter mood between Roumania and the entente. The supreme council reported further requisitioning in Hungary by occupying Romanian troops with 71,425 pairs of shoes taken from Budapest’s orphan asylum, most sent to Roumania, 8,000 left. Additional looting cases were noted.
Santiago report states the Chilean ministry has resigned on September 15, triggering political shifts. The move comes amid mounting pressure as authorities pursue reforms and cabinet changes.
Frank W. Chapman notes that after leaving the nest young sparrows gather in flocks and return each night to a roosting place in dense foliage or ivy. The birds chatter in a chorus that becomes hushed as darkness approaches.
No hunting or fishing allowed on the John Craig ranch two miles east of Sunol. Trespassers will be prosecuted. John Craig.
In 218 A D Rome recognized a senate of women whose deliberations focused on etiquette and dress. With Elagabalus approving, meetings were held at the Quirinal. The reign was marked by cruelty and extravagance, prompting such conferences to address social excesses.
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