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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
10
A series of public notices declare candidacies for county offices in Cheyenne County for July primaries. Names include J W Billeter for Treasurer, N E Wood for Clerk, J M Nelson for Clerk, Flo ssie Belle Krueger for Clerk, J W Smith for Sheriff, and Fred Frahm for Sheriff, each pledging support or subject to party voters.
OAKLEY CO. OTTEN announces candidacy for the office of Clerk of Cheyenne County subject to Republican voters decision at the July primaries. Local notice of a political bid with party timing.
Henry Hargens declares candidacy for Sheriff subject to Republican primaries on July 18. Additional notices announce treasurer candidacies in Cheyenne County with Republican and Democratic voters to decide in July primaries.
Henry Nau from Gurley. John J. Kripal of Lodgepole and Sidney Hawkins of Peetz visited Sidney this week. Dan Herbolsheimer from north Potter and W. R. Morrow of Dalton paid calls in the county seat. Virgil Marsh and wife vacationing in Laramie Wyoming. Born to Oliver P. Campbell on April Sth a daughter and to Robert C. Kennedy on April 9 a daughter. A. B. Ayle of Peetz transacted business in Sidney. Presbyterian Circle to meet at church on Thursday April 20 at 2 30 pm. Mrs Lottie Johnson recovering from flu after a severe struggle. Dell Pickett of Kinball hosted at Wooldridge home. Dr and Mrs G E Hart of Gurley in Sidney on Monday. Swan Dedrich to visit California for six weeks with sister Mrs Goff. Sudman Davis and niece from Oshkosh shopped here Thursday. J F Hansen of Fremont, noted rural resources observer, spent much of the week here. Mrs John Costello traveled to Grand Island in early part of week.
The Easter service at 11 a m at Christ Episcopal church will be exceptionally fine and the public is invited. Mrs C H McMillan and her daughter of Bayard visited over the weekend with her mother Mrs Costello. Mrs Claud Babcock was absent from her city office desk a few days. An obstreperous wisdom tooth required surgery. Mrs John Daugherty returned from Denver after ten days visiting her daughters. George Thompson of the Trading Company store returned from Denver with his daughter Frieda who is recovering from an appendix operation.
San Francisco residents recall gold rush days as bearded crews from two ships used by George Melford in filming Moron of the Lady Letty at the U S A Theatre. Dor othy Dalton stars with Rudolph Valentino as lead man in the Paramount feature.
Sidney talents shine as Miss Roxana Erb, a local singer, appears at the U S A Theatre this Saturday with a special song prologue. The event promises an enjoyable performance for Sidney residents. Our work shoes are guaranteed to give good service by Hink's Boot Shop.
The U P restored fourteen workers last week with more to resume as coal strikes suspend activity along the line. J W Anderson, Wyoming Division superintendent, and wife visited Sidney station for a brief inspection. Plans to gravel the east division road bed promise local employment. A UP representative is preparing a folder on route history titled Ancient history of Sidney. A recent UP meeting on Cause and Prevention discussed reducing freight waste with E R Breish Cheyenne, J Mathers Kimball, and E B Perry Denver among visitors meeting Sidney agent W J Shoemaker and others.
A humorous, mournful verse about a mother whose decline is described through contrasts in daily chores and habits. The poem traces fading cooking, raveled clothes, and a shift from routine care to medical visits, ending with doctors urging ongoing treatment.
A satirical verse portrays a family strained by domestic tension. The narrator jokes that gossip and pride drive quarrels, while the mother’s golfing influence shifts blame to a mysterious male culprit. The piece mocks social vanity and publicity.
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