West Sidney Social Roundup Echoes Community Ties
West Sidney notes recount a weekend of visits and calls among local residents. Earl Hammond, a Sidney student, spent Sunday with his parents. numerous neighbors including the Sprengers, Scheers, Klentzs, and Knights visited, shopped, or shared meals. County Agent Wiley organized a Girls Cooking club at the Hammond home while families traded eggs, oats, and grain and several small errands were completed around Sidney and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hammond
Sidney
H. J. Hammond
A. M. Andersen
J. Killboam
Perry Coler
Louie Scheer
Charley Sprenger
Chet Walter
L. A. Scriber and Sons
Carlton Knight
John Lingwell
Edna Hammond
Lorenzo
G. A. Glassburn
Milan
Bronson
W. W. Glassburn
Chett Walters
Frank Klentz
Hans Drost
Co. A. Glassburn
Dewitte
John Siedell
Keith Sprenger
Milan Glassburn
Senior Class Play Attendees Share Weekend Activities
The report lists attendees at Lodge Pole Senior Class Play including Fred Bauer family F Smith Carl Smith Louis Bauer and many others. It also notes visits to Amherst Colorado by K J Dykeman and Bill Herman Bauer and Florke helped with chores. Additional entries mention supper guests shopping trips church services and county visits across the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bauer
F. Smith
Carl Smith
Louis Bauer
John Buttrick
Kord
Dykeman
Bill
Alvin Bauer
Freida Bartling
Luella Thompson
Herman Florke
Albert Scharrels
K. J. Dykeman
Herman Bauer
Amherst
Colo
Herman Fl
Theo. Falkerts
Abbe Bruns
John
August
Mattie Jurgens
Lodge Pole
Buttrick
Henry Black
Herman Bruns
John Black
Potter News Notes and Local Announcements
Potter residents report visits to Lincoln and Sidney. The Evans Stinesg home enters smallpox quarantine and measles cases rise with Mabel Meike among latest victims. City election approaches this Tuesday and a local golf tournament is planned. Jesse Thompkins is in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Meike
Jesse Thompkins
Denver
Community Figures Share Midweek Visits and Meeting
Local residents including Mr and Mrs John Engel Mr and Mrs Andrew Nelson and Mr and Mrs E J Leonard and family visited Wednesday evening at the Rohde home. State Farmers Insurance adjuster George Gross spent Wednesday at Fred Beyer’s. Rohde Engel Borch er Beyer and Gross attended an elevator meeting at Bronson Wednesday. Fete Frank and Fred Beyer were called to West Point Nebraska last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Weinke
Grand Island
East Lutheran
Carl Brown
Chappell
Frank Roger
Wayne Forney
Clarence Vorce
Kimball
Hermo Bucher
Fred Borgess
Dal
John Engel
Andrew Nelson
E. J. Leonard
Wm. Rohde
George Gross
State Farmers’ Insurance Adjuster
Fred Beyer’s
John Borcher
Fred
Frank Beyer
Wm. Gross
Bronson
Frank
Fred Beyer
West Point
Nebr
Everett Foster
Iva Leyer
Emanuel Troutman
Harvey Farrier
Wm. Rehde
Henry Ehmke
Sidney
Tete Beyer
George Hendriks
Iva Beyer
Fred Engel
Dalton
Win. Sachs
Jacob Volkert
Ray Frame
B. J. Leonard
George Foster
Della Happel
Thingan
Jack McClenegan
Local Social and Poultry Breeding Notes
The column records Sunday visits among families in Sidney and nearby areas including Foster, Leyer, Troutman, Beyer, Engel, Hendriks, and Leonard gatherings. It also discusses chicken-raising guidance, selecting hens, and timing for hatchings to ensure October or November layers. Names include Foster, Leyer, Troutman, Farrier, Beyer, Engel, Hendriks, Rohde, Leonard, Happel, and others.
December eggs worth as much as twenty in April
The article notes that ten eggs laid in December are worth twenty laid in April or May. It cites Dr. M. A. Jull of the USDA on breeding a flock to produce more eggs year round, and explains price trends from 1910 to 1924 with lowest wholesale egg prices in April and December peaking, emphasizing that October to January egg output more quickly pays feed costs. It mentions heritable laying ability and developing an egg-laying strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Jull
United States Department of Agriculture
Ownership Notice for Telegraph of Sidney Nebraska
Statement of Ownership filed under the 1912 act declares editor publisher and business manager Guy V. Doran and estate of F A Gapen as sole owners of the Telegraph published semi weekly at Sidney Nebraska. No bonds or mortgages. Notary H E Gapen certified April 1 1927. Also an ad listing nursery stock and delivery from B Johnson Florist Nursery Man Sterling Colorado dated April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Guy V. Doran
F. A
Gapen
the Telegraph
H. E. Gapen
B. ©. Johnson
Fiorist
Sterling, Colorado
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West Sidney
Weverts News
Buick
Chevrolet
Potter News
Joseph and
Fred Johnson
Lincoln
Senator
C. W. John
N. S. Miller
R. A. Babcock
R. V. Francis
Cheyenne
Elmer Seyfang
Evan Stinesg
Fred Reetz
Douglas
Pine Bluffs
H. R. Curry
C. J. Osborn
Bunker Hill
Great Proving Ground
General Motors
Hahler Garage
Nebraska
ARS
Omaha
Hotel Conant
Reo
Bert Steele
3Rd Avenue
Sidney Steam Laundry
Cheyenne County Abstract Co. Abstracts
Sidney, Nebr
Farm Loans and Insurance
Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank
Western Securities Company
Frank Schroeder
Minneapolis
la Crosse
Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company
Henry Koester
Third Ave
West
Fred H. Ollien
Sidney, Nebraska
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