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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1917

Page

11

Lorenzo area full of tractors as spring work begins

In Lorenzo the community reports five gas tractors at work within five miles turning over soil. Residents note early planting of potatoes and rising activity in fields. Local families visit, travel, and socialize at Dalton and Sidney while crops and machinery receive attention. Joe Curran from Boston returns to help on the breader farm.

Ed Myers Walt Andres Lincoln Schuyler Mason Myer Boys

Eckert and neighbors aid oats shipment and Easter events

Carrie Eckert travels to Sidney with John Davison while friends help load a carload of oats at 70 cents per bushel. The community assists Mr Eckert and attends an Easter life of Christ service. Several locals visit Dalton, attend dances, and monitor Sunday school preparations as Trum of Denver oversees a new tractor project.

Carrie Eckert Sidney John Davison Carrie Colorado Dalton Eckert Pat Keenan James McNulty McKay Allison John Eckert Trum

Dalton Area Notes Social Arrangements and Visitors

Sunday dinners and visits fill the Dalton area with gatherings as Al Morrow family hosts and guests from Sidney, North Bend, and nearby farms. People travel for work, school, farmers haul grain, and locals attend shows, dances, and motor trips to Dalton and Potter.

Wyoming Visitor Fred Overman Stays With Friends

Fred Overman of Wyoming is visiting for a few days and staying with Prehn Bros. Others note W. E. Larson bought a team from Herb Foster on April 2. John Eckert and son Jacob drove to Sidney. Rollin Pitts spent Sunday with brother Ray Pitts at the Weigands. R. H. Goding called at Prehn Bros. Wesley Tucker suffered a finger laceration while dehorning cattle last Friday and needed a physician. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Dugger spent Wednesday at John Eckert’s home. Bovee and mother drove to Dalton and stopped at Kreader’s on the way. The McMullen, McNulty and Walsh families attended church at Dalton. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Jake Mayers and daughter Marie, and Mrs. Benn Carter joined Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mayers for Sunday dinner. Dunne and son Alvin made a business trip to Sidney on Wednesday.

Sidney J. C J. M. Kreader Mannie Kreader Lillian Messick Dalton John Eckert Loren Dugger Simms Center Sharpe Lawrence Lila Speakman Meisner Herb Foster Home Pat Keenan Joe Curran Boston Mass Curran Breader Lee Nunn Walter Mr. Wheeler Herb Foster Mr. Weed Potter Hie Eckert Trum J. C. Kreader George Higgens Poster Mike Fox Chicago Ed Donaghy Ed Walsh Owens Pat Benedict's Club Jim Kindlan al Morrow Bert Davison Will McMullen James McNulty Loretta McGrath Ickes Edward Rosie Walsh Helen Bowen Dennis Walsh Collie Kreader Katherine Ward Elmer Chas. Mayers Mr. Bovee Frank Weigands Joe Pelster Elmer Mayers Leslie Sanders Rollin Pitts Ray Weigands Mr. Fuller Bert Davisons Will Cheney Goding Neiman Prehn Brothers Ward Mr. Loebe Loebe Miss Nagengast Walsh James Kindlan Kreader Henry Randall Manly Burt Jake Mayers Marie John Peterson Ralph Robertson Lille Tinsley Juelfi Carrie Eckert Hie Sam Eckert Will Muhr Broughton Reddington H. A. Martin Pat MceCassen Mr. Weigands McCassen Webster Larson and A. J. Davison Everett Cathrine Ward Jim Ward Harry Ellison Ethel Juell Burt Dean Randall Bovee Foster Frances M. M. Davison George Higgines John Davison Dave Gilgren Ellison Colman George Randall Jeneas Peterson Teachers’ Institute Everett Davison Mr. Eckert Dave Eckert Henry Mangle A. A. Sharpe Walter Sharpe Collie Kreuder Will Epps Rose McNulty Frank Lipska Chas Mayers Ed Mayers George Juck Fred Overman Wyoming Prehn Bros W. E. Larson Jacob Ray Pitts R. H. Goding Wesley Tucker McMullen McNulty and Walsh Peterson Benn Carter

Bronson Social and Community Notes Highlight Farm Pageant

Bronson farmers union local hosted an April 6 program with a play dialogues music singing and pantomime plus a box social. Local updates include E Fay returning from Fremont to his farm and Mrs Livingston improving after illness. Joe Madden and Mrs Madden visited, Bismark Runge welcomed a baby boy on April 1, Copley family settled north of Bronson, A F Anthony attended eastern state trip for his mother's illness and death, Hannah Lyngholm moves to a new house, Mildred Anthony back from Sidney exams, Charles Anderson building a new house expected by May 1.

Farmers Union Bronson E. Fay Fremont Nebr Fred Livingston Joe Madden John Anderson Bismark Runge Copley A. F. Anthony Hannah Lyngholm Mildred Anthony Sidney Charles Anderson

Center County News Highlights Spring Farm Activity

Farmers plant spring wheat as light rain sweeps Center. A Dalton trip saw three new tractors heading west with five more in fields. New settlers Mr and Mrs Konesh and two sons from Greeley Colorado bought property five miles west of Center church. Locals display Old Glory on homes wagons and cars amid Cheyenne county loyalty.

Dalton Wiiter Konesh Greeley Colorado Center Neighborhood Center Church Cheyenne County

Center church service and community notes at Gurley

Center church Sunday afternoon crowd filled the venue with a well planned program led by the ladies and a large choir. Rev. Lewis preached a strong sermon after services pictures were taken. An Omaha Grain Exchange expert estimated a fifty percent crop damage in the fall wheat outlook, with farmers split on the figure. Local visits, Nellie Watterman’s stay, and Mrs. Perso hosting the Ladies' Aid quilting day followed. Birdwell endured a runaway incident affecting a mule harrow. S. W. Scott works on a new house west of the school.

Center Church Lewis Omaha Grain Exchange Center Neighborhood J. R Birdwell W. C. Montgomery Nellie Watterman Frank Rowan John Wilson Gurley Wilson Pilger Nebraska Ceresco Ladies’ Aid of Perso S. W. Scott

Needful Knowledge on Kidney Health and Doan’s Pills

Kidney trouble signs include cloudy urine backache and fatigue. Delayed care can be fatal. Mrs J Worden of Sidney testifies Doan’s Kidney Pills helped her backache and exhaustion, with no trouble for nearly a year. Pride 50c at dealers, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.

Dean Sidney J Worden Lincoln Highway Doan

Very Diplomatic Golf Quote Sparks Banter

A New York quote notes De Skil plays an ideal game of golf. It says he plays well enough to engage an influential friend without actually beating him, implying skill paired with restraint. The remark frames golf as polite competition among social circles.

de Skil New York Elegrau

Alaska Producing Potatoes At Record Rates

Washington special reports Alaska farmers achieving record potato yields. One grower reportedly produced seventeen tons per acre, another between 575 and 750 bushels per acre, with substantial production of other vegetables in the same period.

Washington Alaska Lane

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