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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1920
Page
13
The Sidney Telegraph advocates a civic clean up campaign led by the Community Association and the Woman's Club with school and citizen cooperation. After cleaning, a broader civic betterment effort should follow to keep Sidney clean, beautiful, and law abiding with residents pledging actions on trash, cans, water use, and ordinance respect.
A newcomer narrates how he becomes a Sidney booster through buying an $8500 home after nearly renting or building, claiming price trends will rise and arguing advantages of local life. The piece ends with a light note on Arbor Day celebrations and shade tree plans as locals joke about booster culture.
Agua Prieta Sonora April 19 Revolutionary forces marching toward Sinaloa extend control over the Southern Pacific de Mexico American owned railroad. Old trenches are upgraded new ones dug. Soldiers camp in town and barracks are prepared for their arrival Gen P Bas Calles expected to oversee fortifications within a day or two.
In Cork Ireland on April 19 charges of willful murder were brought in the verdict of the jury at the inquest into the death of Mayor Mac Curtain who was assassinated last month. The report quotes Bulwer-Lytton on giving vs lending and warns that lending risks losing friends while giving may keep them.
Mrs H R Fuller hosted a farewell entertainment for the T N Club with Mrs Sarah Fuller and Mrs Margaret Young as guests of honor. A luncheon followed and a note of her hoped temporary absence was expressed. Mrs W E Swatzlander entertained the T N Club last week and new officers were elected. The Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees met in Odd Fellows hall with a large turnout and birthday lunch for Miss Granneman. May 25 state rally anticipated with Miss Patridge attending. Gladys Zimmer hosted a Friday party for Marie Sammisett of Cheyenne with ten friends, enjoyed by all.
Harry Brewer and Gerald Wallace have opened an automobile repairing and acetylene welding shop opposite the Avery Jupplement house in Sidney. They are well known in Sidney and invite customers to bring broken parts and machines for repair. Dr. W M Kimpston, Dentist, Neubauer Building, Sidney, Nebr.
A Louisville Courier-Journal quote shows a man remarking he plans to stop drinking after years of promising his wife. The exchange notes his growing resolve and hints at personal change without detailing events or dates.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court sets hearing for the estate of Henry A. Morrow deceased. Petitioner A K Greenlee seeks decree fixing heirs and barring claims with origin in fee simple of Tot Four in block 38 of Sidney original town. Hearing scheduled May 24 1920 at 10 AM in Sidney courthouse.
Hunters along Lodgepole creek must secure a written permit from land owners this fall to hunt. Potter to Lodgepole ranchers cite careless hunting and property damage as reasons to enforce the rule, noting fences torn for rafts to rescue killed ducks.
Repair any electric item such as iron grill toaster or motor at PARKS BROS ELECTRIC CO. for expert attention. Our expert likes to work so keep him busy. PARKS BROS ELEC CO.
Mrs John Craig died at her home in Lodgepole Saturday night after a brief illness. She was over fifty and survived by her husband and four children, Mrs James Byrnes, Mrs James Booth, Mrs C E Mapes of Lodgepole, and Walter W Craig of Sunol. She previously broke her hip after a fall two years earlier and never fully recovered. Her body was shipped to Sidney for burial in the local cemetery. Funeral services were held at the cemetery.
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