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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1923
Page
11
A local opinion piece argues that public pessimism harms Cheyenne County during adversity. It cites a wind storm, lost citizens, and negative talk, urging residents to improve their towns through action and shared progress rather than complaint. A unsigned poem reinforces the message that a community reflects its inhabitants.
Local and personal notes list residents traveling to visit relatives in Denver and Los Angeles. Mrs. Wellman, Mrs. Tack O’Neal, and Mrs. Mack Radcliffe are among those visiting kin in Nebraska and beyond. Community members attend church, shop, or drive to nearby towns, with updates on illness, funerals, and family events.
Mrs C W West among flu victims this week. Rev Stapleworth of Scottsbluff drove around Sidney Monday. Families in Sidney report births and visits as April brings activity. County agents Willey and wife celebrate fourth son born April fifth. Lodgepole launches Big Springs News with Editor Grisham asserting brighter times ahead.
Births are recorded for April with newborn sons for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waite and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henzl both from Sidney, April 6 and April 10 respectively. Other items note Walter Phelps and Dick Seimers visiting, Anton Oliverius on town business, Laury Schwartz's daughter born, Dr. W T Eikner in Denver, Gertrude Liercher starting as a telephone girl, and J Z Easterday ill in the city.
Mr and Mrs G A Griffiths returned Friday after several days in Denver on personal missions. A Ix Greenlee is recovering from a weak flu case and though still in bed the weakness is improving and he feels more interested in lying.
Mr and Mrs Goldwyn Kratz move into their new bungalow west of Joe Daniels. Mrs Uptegrove hosted a luncheon and bridge gathering as column forms closed. Fulton Peters was injured at school Thursday with a strained shoulder ligament per physician.
Eighth grade examination papers were passed upon in the office of the count superintendent Mrs. Fletcher this week. Mrs. LaVelle and Miss Smith were the examiners.
Dr I G Simon of Denver visited the area early in the week driving to Banner County Monday to inspect his Hereford ranch herd. Nathan Nick and family return to Sidney to live with Mr Nick having worked at Wymore for a year while maintaining Sidney interests. Sidney vs Bridgeport leads high school auditorium debate on Tuesday April 17 at 1 p m.
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