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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1923
Page
10
Theodore Roberts stars in a broad comedy mystery romance billed as a grand entertainment. The curtain promises a dazzling courtroom of wit with a famed cast, as audiences expect a lively performance featuring a lovable old grouch and vivid stage moments.
Betty Compson demonstrates two finger eating in Hawaii while filming The White Flower a Hawaii made Paramount picture. The U S A Theatre will show it Wednesday and Thursday May 2 and 3. Compson hosted a luau for cast and crew, a customary island feast.
Strongheart on location makes a point of being friendly with his villains preferring them to heroes. He may tear a man to pieces within camera range, then the dog’s eyes show a comic remorse. At USA TheatreFriday and Saturday May 4 and 5.
In Charles Chaplin’s First National feature The Pilgrim the biggest laugh comes from a plum pudding gag that draws thousands. The film plays Monday and Tuesday, April 30 and May 1 at U. S. A. Theatre.
Lodgepole J G Carter arrives from San Bernardino to care for property. Mrs Walter Sternbloom travels to Strausburg for her mother’s funeral. W B Jewett family visit Persinger home. Paul Booth and Patsy Dickinson wed in Sidney with George Barlow and Mildred Dickinson in attendance. Mrs W H Goettsche hosts Kensington guests. 500 club confers prizes to Gushorn, Charles, and Goettsche. John H White and wife return from California honeymoon, visiting Mrs E Fanske. Miss Mary Stevens spends weekend in North Platte. Geo Minshall and family travel from Sterling. family stays through Monday. Mrs John Pearson of Cheyenne visits Miss Margaret Braun. Frank Wilkinson and daughter Dorothy visit from Kimball. Earl Spurbeck welcomes a baby boy. Ed Lehmkuhl returns from 10 days with relatives in Wahoo. Legion Hard Time dance draws crowd. prizes go to Mrs Alice Dolan, Wm Bacus, and Lee Sur. Happy Harmony Kids provide music. Mrs R W Englert and daughter leave for Julesburg for medical attention. Mrs W D Russell visits Lincoln for a few weeks. Misses Wilma Hares and Ruth Cropper shop in Chappell.
Spring Canyon J FEF McKelvey visited Sterling and Greeley early last week. Dan Beebe traveled to Sidney on business. Arthur McKelvey has been ill recently. Mrs J F McKelvey and Mrs Milo Moore visited Arthur. Bernard Hill hauled rock Tuesday. Mutual Grocery Co of Sterling received a truck load of potatoes from Milo Moore last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Robert Nicholas and children visited Sidney Wednesday morning. Dan Beebe, Roy and Sam Polick visited Sterling Wednesday. Ada Hecker helps Mrs Jesse Moon with house work. Anna Miller works for Burdette Sharp. Bill Stewart is digging two wells on the property.
Wednesday sees Gus Cutter Mire Lou Stahl and others hunting for a car on the divide while rain and sleet affect the area. Friday Crook shoppers include Tou Stahl Dan Bee be John Speaker and Carl Summers. George Barker works at the camp prepping for water irrigation as John McKelvey visits Sterling. Mrs. John Hellbusch hosts a daughter Maxine birthday party. Milo Moore ships hogs to market. A well attended dance occurs at the pavilion and Joe Shuttee's. Needing rain, a fine shower improves crops and pastures.
A Baltimore News inspired tale mocks a father's dream of his daughter's wedding ritual. The jovial man imagines milestones from baby laughter to a poised hairstyle while the mother unexpectedly takes the daughter to a dressmaker for the rite unaware of his plans. The piece ends noting the impact of thoughtlessness on both father and child.
In Sweden a farmer can be reprimanded by the provincial governor for abusing mother earth with excessive neglect. Over 1100 cases of land neglect have been dealt with in four years. The cultivation extension committee defines censure for weed overgrowth lower yields or poor grain handling. Of 1177 cases, 128 required provincial governor attention to bring improvement.
A recent investigator reports Alaska will see a large rise in fish exports, revival in mining, and a strong start in Tongass lumber exports. Government pulp and paper growth plus a Seward to Fairbanks railroad completion are foretold to boost agriculture, with completion set for an early date.
The Ladies of the Altar Society announce a card party luncheon and dance on May 1 1923 with invitations extended to all. Proceeds support society activities and local charitable initiatives.
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