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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1908
Page
5
Mary Garden argues Americans lack judgment in art and rely on critics. She contrasts US opinion with France Italy and Germany where people judge art for themselves and critic voices should not dictate standards. She notes audiences seek escape after performances and calls for broader public musical discernment.
Realty transfers compiled show numerous property deeds from Cheyenne County Ab stract Company with buyers and sellers including A S Crotzer F Lehmkuhl Osborn Tate Miller Kroener Cooper Swatzlander Doty Brower Kreader Turner Lincoln Land Co and others. Parcels span Bridgeport Bayard Sidney and surrounding areas with prices ranging from 1 to 2600 dollars and two 1 dollar nominal transfers. The records list various lot blocks and sections including 81st add Bridgeport 1st add Bridgeport and 18-12-48 among others.
The Dalton area reports the ladies aid plans a meeting with Mrs. Reed. Visitors include Mr. Holiday of Bridgeport and J. E. L. Carey from Bancroft visiting relatives. A. E. Kivett and O. D. Franke with eight members bought land and praised the country. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Zigler died, and J. W. Wallick joined Bridgeport Lumber Co. Oliver Anderson bought a pool hall from Steve Davie and will run a barber shop. Rev. Burke preached last Sunday. George Quinthreshed thirty six bushels per acre.
Fred Narris suffered a serious runaway accident resulting in a broken limb. He is reported in stable condition and receiving medical care.
The note outlines a typical senior study plan and stresses daily home study five days a week. It calls on parents to ensure consistent study periods, promotes open school house tours with refreshments for piano funds, and lists enrollment figures and local activities including canvassing for season tickets and tax notices.
Andrew Lang surveys rings claimed as magic antidotes to poison from Ruthven to Jeanne d Arc. He notes rings gifted with relics or inscriptions and discusses whether such talismans influenced trials and legends.
Natives express gratitude to relatives and friends for aid after the deveravement of infant Walfred Joseph. N. W. Olson reports the boy recovering from a snake bite, crediting teacher Robert O. Chambers and Carl Sprenger for swift action. Baker location search continues as Ft. Morgan men consider a Sidney site. Horse thief warns, booze fighters fined, millinery opening at VanGorder’s praised.
Miss Sagred Johnson, a cashier at the Union Pacific Hotel, is taking a well earned vacation. She plans to return after a brief break ensuring smooth hotel operations during her absence.
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