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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
3
The Library Board announces new opening hours with daily operation at 3 30 P M except Sundays when the primary grade room is in use. Saturdays extend from 2 00 to 5 00 P M and every evening except Sundays.
A Chicago Daily News article extols Koreans as superior to Japanese and Chinese in culture of heart and mentality. It says they are progressive in ethics and economics, equal to America in economics, and balanced spiritually with both men and women eager for ethical knowledge, noting their reticence and refinement.
President Wilson on his special train at Pasco Washington urged the United States to assume responsibility for pledges to prevent future wars. He told stories, noted dry weather, and joked about a bribed band, while stressing peace treaty ratification. In St Louis Senator Johnson argued the League of Nations tests US duty versus British and Japanese will, opposing ratification.
District Judge Hubert of Goring visited Sidney Monday and mingled with friends. Frank Christensen and family attended fair events Saturday. Capt A. H. Hardy traveled through Sidney Tuesday en route to Denver and called on Dr. Mantor. W. L. Holden and O. F. Holden bought North Side Oberfelder lots to build homes. Supt. W. J. Braham and D. J. Lewis checked school matters in Lodgepole Tuesday. Mrs. C. D. Essig vacationing in Colorado, visiting Denver briefly. George A. Berlinhoff of Lincoln, architect for the new grade school building, was in Sidney. John Noll and wife visited Noll's parents, near N. G. Brewer, in Sidney. they run the Chappell picture show. Anne Radcliffe returned from Colorado. enjoyed a quiet summer with friends. William McAdoo, ex-treasury secretary, passed through on No. 1. greeted by Judge Oberfelder. Mr. and Mrs. Hodgkin moved into Sidney, settling into their new home. Mrs. Glenn Van Gorder and Stewart left for Arlington, Oregon to visit family and plan Portland trip before returning.
Prairie Gem District opens with twelve pupils taught by Miss Clara Mohatt on September 2. Local residents visit and call on neighbors including Margaret Sheets of Fort Morgan visiting her aunt, Mrs. C. R. Lovall, and families. Several social calls and small-town errands occur, with Clyde Lovall assisting Walter Martin on basement forms and Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Lovall visiting.
A call has been sent to Cheyenne County soldiers and sailors to meet at the County Court House in Sidney Thursday evening September 25 at 8 00 PM. The meeting aims to form and energize the Sidney Post with officers elected as the charter has arrived. A state Legion convention in Omaha October 10 11 will elect officers and plan future actions. Each post gets delegates based on charter members and membership. All veterans should attend to join and help organize for a worthy purpose.
C W Hornaday noted for automobile policy terms. Battery testing offered at US Born Battery Station.
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