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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1915

Page

6

Dalton Engagements and Local Visits Chronicle

The Dalton community records visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Frank Weigands with baby attended church then Easter dinner with Jean Rife and family. Sam Eckert family socialized with John Eckert family a week earlier. Various local families, including the Walsh Morrow and Eckert clans, hosted and visited in Dalton and Redington. Easter trips, sales, and farm work are noted alongside moves and business trips, with multiple individuals attending church and dances and planning relocations.

Frank Weigands Baby Dalton Jean Rife Sam Eckert John Eckert Oscar Shuster Herb Foster John Davison George Shinker J.C. Kreader Walsh Morrow Georgie Eckert Irma Gladys Morrow

Peetz and Nearby Residents Noted in Local News

Peetz Colorado area residents are listed among travelers to Sidney last Saturday including John Coninely, John Peetz and Ben Pearson of Winston. Ho Van Valkenburg drove to Sterling on business. Dr J B Swatzlander of Sidney attended last week to see Mrs Simonsen who has been ill. Church events at U B church drew crowds with Rev Simpson to preach again on the 18th. N J Petrie agreed to break 200 acres on F L Williams farm. George Kuiper leaves Peetz for Hudson Wyoming. C B Q A R Co left four Greeks at the station to work on the section. Railroad plans call for extensive track repairs this season. D S Horner returned from Correctionville Iowa reporting bad roads. Fr L Williams of Broadwater Neb returns and plans farm improvements and buildings.

Peetz Sidney John Coninely John Peetz Ben Pearson Winston Mr. Hecker Ho van Valkenburg Sterling J. B. Swatzlander T. Simonsen U. B Simpson N. J. Petrie F. L. Williams Williams George Kuiper A. C Kuiper Hudson Wyoming George Davis D .S. Horner Correctionville Fr. L. Williams Broadwater Neb

Pleasant View social life and community notes

Rain hinders farmers as Wm Goding surveys the area. Pierce boys haul millet to Sidney. Pleasant View forms a summer ball team with Wahr Goding manager and A P Siebenaler captain. The Pleasant View Literary Society met April 3 at the schoolhouse with a debate on Silence is Golden and plans a box supper for April 24. Ed Quinn recovers from Cheyenne hospital. Mrs Nora Brown and daughters sell hogs in Sidney. Ida Sayers returns home for a week.

Wm. Goding Pierce Sidney P. A. Pultz Alvin Sauer Alysworth Jennie Cushing Art Hicks A. P. Leibenaler C. (. Alysworth Will Goding Will Goding, Mrs. Brown George Thirwall Alvin Sanders Edgar Hicks Henry Schrear Pat Dalton Jennie Fcshing Ed. Quinn Cheyenne W. Portrey Oakland Nora Brown Ida Sayers Sidny

Potter Ranchman A. W. Olson Dies After Cancer Fight

A. W. Olson, a respected ranchman north of town, died of cancer after a visit to Cheyenne seeking relief. His remains were interred Thursday after many friends and relatives paid respects at the Gunderson hotel. In Potter, election results show Gunderson 29, Thornburg 25, Woten 23, Johnson 20, Seyfang 4, Anderson 1. a tie for third was decided between two candidates.

A. W . Olson Cheyenne George Gunderson Thornburg J. A. Woten C. W. Johnson John Seyfang Oscar Anderson

Poland in despair as tyrant’s grip tightens on fate

Victor Hugo laments Poland’s fate under northern domination. A nation’s tears, royal robes marked by invaders, and the plea to France for aid unfold as Soviet and military pressure looms. The verse portrays Poland’s sorrow, oppression, and yearning for sisterly support.

Rural credit cooperative banks bill advances in Nebraska house

Lincoln april 7 house roll 622 the rural credit cooperative banking bill was recommended for passage. It allows 20 plus persons to form rural banks with shares of at least 25 dollars and caps any one stockholder at 6 percent. Banks operate under general banking laws, pay up to 10 percent dividends, and profits go to patrons. Loans up to 35 years on farm lands, up to 60 percent of improved and 40 percent of unimproved land value, with annual repayments and a five year option to settle. Bonds, real estate, and other banking operations are allowed under state supervision.

Lincoln Rural Credit Cooperative Banking House Rural Credit Bank State Banking Board Banking Department

Chance of a lifetime farm on Lodgepole Creek Nebraska

209 acres 9 miles west of Sidney on Lodgepole Creek with abundant water. Includes 5 room house, barn, sheds, all fenced and cross fenced, 185 cultivated, 30 alfalfa, 10 fine hay, plus 480 acres of adjoining RR land leased at 60 per acre. Personal property sale by April 10 1915 includes 13 horses and mules, cattle, 90 acres fall wheat, tools, wagons, lease, total land and property price 15450. Contact J F Whitelock Real Estate.

Sidney Nebraska Lodgepole Creek Bronson R. R J. F. Whitelock Real Estate Peetz Colo

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