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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1921
Page
12
For rent rooms in a modern home with light housekeeping duties at 502 West 7th Street, respond by calling 4361. Also for rent a modern three room apartment unfurnished above Sidney Steam Laundry, Mrs J B Dearman listed.
Berliner Tagblatt reports that Germans favor American remains at Coblenz and question the Rhine land commission. The piece notes general goodwill toward General Allen and the desire for a regular American voice on the commission to avoid friction between Allies and Germany.
Medium priced classy hats featured Friday and Saturday at Metz Millinery.
A Farm Life column urges recognizing youths with talents beyond farming. It argues against forcing boys to stay on farms when they show aptitude for other work and warns such constraints could deprive the nation of gifted individuals like Lincoln.
The passage notes how the government Endures post humiliation, with Dempsey and Carpentier referenced to illustrate resilience. It contrasts telegrams claiming a broken regime with Lloyd George’s outward calm and constant assurances that the situation has merely been shaken but not toppled.
A Colorado pessimist former senator Thomas claims the nation faces hard trials yet asserts the country will endure. The piece rebuts his gloom, notes past storms survived, and argues Americans will make a vigorous comeback with two parties differing on principles.
The county faced suits filed in district court by Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hanks seeking 8000 total damages after a car plunged from the Minatare Melbeta bridge into the river weeks ago. Mrs. Hanks, with a broken jaw, is fixed at less than 5000. The commissioners could not settle, prompting court actions.
A medical note describes a fifteen inch tall child kept at 90 to 101 degrees. Footprints on paper measure one and a half inches. The infant, the sixth of the family, received ten drops of mother's milk at birth by dropper and now takes four tablespoons per feeding. Father among thirteen siblings, height five feet four inches.
Real estate transfers list Josephine Miller and others to Glenn C. and Robert S. Robertson with nominal sums. Clara M. Fulton and others also to the Robertsons in multiple parcels. Charles B. Moore transfers to John L. Roach with interest in a 5-13-47 tract for 10000 dollars. Other deeds show Mona K. Van Gorder and family, George Teilbert and Ernest Day, Jason O. Lobb, Karl S. Betts, William Alexander McMullen, Louis R. Seeman, Rieck Schuster, Frank Hansen, and W. J. Barrett transferring parcels for varying small sums.
Bake sale event announced by the Kensington Club of 1 of H. 422 to be held October 8 at 2 p m at Sidney Meat Market. Committee members listed include Mrs Burkhardt Ella Williams and Mrs Minshalti. Also notes fall line and Hink's Boot Shop selling hats Friday and Saturday specials.
A Shaken An English Liberal column in The New Republic questions how the coalition government endures amid by election shocks. It argues the alliance should dissolve, noting the government’s fragile survival and its described political flexibility as if “boneless.”
Lightweight infant for W N Ochsner, assistant rate clerk at the Nebraska Railway Commission, arrives weighing two pounds one ounce on September 16. The father is not allowed to touch the child, who rests in a small basket lined with a feather pillow and heated with hot water bottles.
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