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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1930

Page

9

Noted Illness and Social Round in Sidney

Miss Lillian Zike is seriously ill this week with quinsy. The P. E O. will hold a meeting Monday night April 21 at the home of Mrs. Raymond Rogers. Numerous social visits and local business trips are recorded, including Miss Mable Curtis with George Loebe at Fort Morgan and many Sidney residents traveling to Cheyenne Denver Omaha and North Platte for work or leisure.

Lillian Zike P. E O Raymond Rogers Mable Curtis George Loebe Fort Morgan Eric Aaberg Denver Milo G. Rice Ada Nelson Miss Nelson North Potter Agnes Ladine Fox Theatre Harvey Parker Raymond Davis Lawrence Reisdorff Ray Ohlbrecht Jack Wilson Geis R. W Zimmerle Country Club Catherine Geis Boston W. K. Hogkin M. W. Dimery W. L. Larson

Pacific hotel hires new manager. touring Texas then Bryce Canyon trip

The six month old Pacific hotel party left Tuesday for a month long vacation tour in southern Texas and will locate at Bryce Canyon Idaho. Harry Marritt of Green River Wyoming is named the new hotel manager here.

Pacific Hotel South Ern Texas Bryce Canon Idaho Harry Marritt Green River Wyo

Society Notes Dedricks Dinner Hosts and Guests

Mr and Mrs Russell Dedrick entertained at dinner Sunday at their home with guests Mr and Mrs F A Rowan of Gurley and Mr and Mrs Warren Cunningham of Chappell Rev and Mrs H C Welker hosted an informal dinner at home last Friday with guests Mrs Gretta Glodi Miss Bessie Shires Miss Leona Wunder lich and Miss Bernice Brown

Freda Hammer Alliance Sunday Kenneth Lynch Joe Lane Laramie William Uptegrove Panama E. L. Uptegrove California Russell Dedrick F. A. Rowan Gurley Warren Cunningham Chappell

Zimmerle Praises Sidney Ads For Strong Farm Machinery Interest

R W Zimmerle manager of the local Case branch says the Sidney paper advertising campaign has generated strong farmer interest and orders for modern farm equipment. He credits co operation from the farm press and the Telegraph for the campaign’s success and notes inquiries from farmers previously not in the market.

R. W. Zimmerle Case Big Case Zimmerle Yesteryears Farm Press Telegraph

Dawes County Audited Shortage Orders Prosecution

Proceedings of the Dawes county commissioners reveal an audit by O M Campbell Company showing a funds shortage of 11556 in the accounts of the county treasurer and the clerk of the district court. The resolution directs the county prosecutor to pursue recovery of the shortages under law against bonding companies and related parties.

Dawes County O. M. Campbell Company Councyl

Mumps Among NU Pupils Tops Illness List

One hundred seven students have been admitted to the University of Nebraska infirmary at Lincoln this year with mumps leading at 28 cases. Other illnesses included local infections 14 influenza 12 and injuries 11 with Scarlet fever four or five cases. The infirmary opened in 1929 on the city campus and operates with a nurse on duty and a university physician. Students pay one dollar per semester for medical advice and service and one dollar per day if confined.

University of Nebraska Lincoln

Health measures to curb spread of minor diseases

The report discusses health actions aimed at protecting the general student body by limiting the spread of minor illnesses on campus. It notes efforts to strengthen hygiene, monitor outbreaks, and promote preventive practices among students and staff.

Nebraska holds over a million bearing fruit trees

Nebraska trees fruit bearing surpass one million with about two thirds being apple trees. The state agriculture data highlight a strong apple share among fruit crops and suggest substantial orchard activity across counties.

Nebraska

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H. W. Elis The Beckman Motor Company Cheyenne Lannigan Greeley Sidney Thursday Hickman Killham Wade-Hamilton Chevrolet Company Beatrice Birmingham P. J. Dalton Dalton Neighborhood E. H. Biggs Betty Potter Wv. C. Haskell Omaha Lions Club Sidney R. W. Englert Lodge Pole John Hart Lacy W. D. Harte Jack Lowe Earth Relatives Ridney Steele Western Public Service Company of Scottsbluff M. W. Osborn Mrs. Osborn Julius Cochran Ronald Barker Mary Pilger Grant Sunday F. M. Bell Thomas Crosbie Union Pacific Kensington Gladys Lammers Amhurst M. W. Osborn Motor Company Gwendolyn Jorgenson State University At Mrs A. J. Jorgenson J. ¥. Hanson Fremont Hugh Mitchell Israel Snyder Regis College J. A. Martin Glen Smith North Platte Yeoman L. T. Poole John Deere Plow Company Marquette Hahler R. T. Kidney A. G. Miller Gilbert Holtman Charles M. Prigeon N. &. Reeves Willa Raser Brush Herman Treinen H. C. Welker Emily Gould T. W. Hawkins and Son Vern John Pavint Presbyterian District Christian Endevor Kimball Woodman Circle Etta Davidson Houston Earl C. Person Kings Kings Daughters Earl Kratz Hardy Hall Womans Benefit Association Odd Fellows Hall Chester Hunnicutt R. A. Barstow Henry Hargens Lena Averman J. C. Livoni W. K. Hodgkin Monte Carlo Valeska Neubauer Vern Morris Stetson Greenlees Society Notes Dedricks Coats Greenlees’ Inc Sidney’s Style Store Home Owned Dawes Florida Membrance Bassett Bassett’s Pharmacy State University Sidney Drug Co Griffon Greenlees Inc
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