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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
2
Cevilla Mowrer returns from Baird with aunt Mrs Peterson and Mr Snyder joining for dinner. Many neighbors, friends, and relatives listed as visiting, hosting, or traveling to Sidney Dalton and surrounding areas. Notable mentions include Mrs Hetrick bringing back her grandson and granddaughter to reside, and several families sharing meals and hosting Saturday and Sunday gatherings.
The week features visitors and gatherings among area families. Mr Weed and children and Miss Winkleman spent Saturday with Mrs Foster. Mr and Mrs Kreader visited the Ross home Friday. Frank White and W E Larson visited the Sam Eckert home Sunday as Hetrick recovers at home. Foy dined with Herl Foster. Frank White was xu caller at Shinker home. J C Kreader and Wright Hawthorne traveled to Dalton Saturday and again Thursday with George Worth. Mrs Alec Ross recovers at home after months of illness.
Archaeologist Alan B. Skinner of the Museum of the American Indian found Siwanoy village remains at Clason Point dating to 1575 to 1625. The site yielded lodge sites, tools, shells, beads, pottery, pipes, a mold jar, and a hair dress. Relics will be shown at the museum exhibit opening.
A Thanksgiving reminiscence about a missed visit to a friend's home due to a community singing at 4 pm. Katherine suggests the narrator should have shown up earlier to be invited, highlighting social etiquette and timing. The piece ends with a Chicago Tribune Daily Thought line noting that nothing great is achieved without enthusiasm, attributed to Emerson.
Virginia and Cynthia discuss a man described as honest in lies. Cynthia questions marrying a man of that nature as gowns and vows mingle with doubt about his character.
The County School Superintendent reports State War Savings HQ requires all county pupils to write a letter on How I Saved to Buy War Savings Stamps. Letters capped at 150 words due by May th to State Director C T Kountze. Judges will assess by age and grade. top letters may be published.
A listing notes Signami Auto Painting located at the rear of Nolan's Tire Shop near Wilkins, indicating a small business position.
Sharp pains in the back and frequent burning urination signal weak kidneys. Dean's Kidney Pills are praised for restoring kidney function, with local patron M C Rogers of North Platte sharing relief from nocturnal backache and sudden twinges after using the product. Poster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, N.Y. manufactures.
Ed Miles visited Mabel Johnson Sunday evening. Win Gundel visited Sidney last week. John Olson sows wheat at Christ Junkers. Faster had a busy day. John Holter works for John Ed Aura. Andrew Johnson visited his lady friend on Easter Sunday. Win Gundel plans to work for Frank Christensen. The mail route is on the bum.
A local notice states trunks are being offered at a fifteen percent discount through Weir and Hamilton. The sale emphasizes reduced prices and a limited time window for customers to act.
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