Local and Personal News Mentionings
A. M. Smith of Lorenzo worked in the city on Tuesday. Several births reported including a son for Ed and Mrs. Myers of Sidney on August 2. Families visiting and traveling from Sunol, Brownson, Bridgeport, and Lincoln areas. Local figures include G E Clark away in Denver, Joseph B Morfeld of Brownson welcoming a daughter, Clarence Darnell and Hilon Gass welcoming daughters, Jack Pettit and Kirkwood rooms. Katheryn King vacationing near Bridgeport. Mr and Mrs Raymond Braner visiting from Lincoln with two children. Community events feature the Presbyterian Circle luncheon, visits by Ab Rose and son Francis for harvest prep, and New York City trip enjoyed by M. E. Banta. W R Weeden and wife weighing relocation to Sidney, and reports on sheriff candidate Henry C. Blome. Jillian Hostetler returns from Guernsey while Rose Topolski visits family in Kearney.
Misses Visit Sidney From Julesburg With Lavelle Family
Misses Irene LaVelle Doris and Villa Parker motored to Sidney from Julesburg on Monday and were guests in the G A LaVelle home. Little Lois Irene returned to Julesburg with them for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene LaVelle
Doris
Villa Parker
Sidney
Julesburg
G. A LaVelle
Lois Irene
Tulesburg
Mrs. Clark Fuller Visits Parents Over Weekend
Mrs. Clark Fuller and her children visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Jones from Bronad by water Saturday evening and stayed through Sunday. They returned Monday by automobile with H. R. Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Fuller
Bronada Water
D. R. Jones
H.R. Fuller
Street accident leaves Blaha with eye wound and bruise
Touls Blaha sustained a gash over the left eye requiring several stitches after a crank-caught blow. The impact produced a large painful bruise and left him under the weather for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touls Blaha
Sundey
Local notes and obituaries from Sidney area column
A compilation of brief notices includes births, social visits, job changes, and relocations across Sidney and nearby towns. Highlights feature the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Jackson on July 28, several calls on friends by Miss Thesis Miles of Dalton, and workforce movements such as Chuck Marsh leaving the American Bank for Avery Company. Also noted are civic travels by Charles Ganiner to Bridgeport for irrigation work, Geddis’s highway business in Sidney, and Zella Owens visiting from Colorado Springs. Obituary notice for E. A. Opitz and illness updates from Mrs. Virgil Marsh wrap the week’s items.
Statlers Arrive From California and Nebraska Trip
Mr and Mrs N B Statler and Thomas Statler arrived Saturday from Colling California They will stay in Chappell indefinitely M W Osborn returned from Goodland Kansas with land in wheat Pearl Pope county nurse begins a month vacation spending time with her parents Red Cloud Nebraska Mrs Worden and daughter Gertrude left for Omaha to visit relatives including Mrs Sanders and her parents
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Aud
D. E. Case and Son
Warren
Omaha
Lincoln
N. B. Statler
Thomas Statler
Colling
California
Chappell
M. W. Osborn
Goodland
Kansas
Miss Pearl Pope
Red Cloud
Nebraska
Hastings Woman Returns After Family Visit on West Coast
Mrs Teonard Herrod returns to Hastings Nebraska after three weeks with the Harts and Barlows and relatives. Mrs Roscoe Zimmer and son Frederick and daughter Gladys come back after six weeks touring the Pacific Coast. the trip was a royal graduation present for Frederick.
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Teonard Herrod
Hastings
Nebraska
Harts and Barlows
Roscoe Zimmer
Frederick
Gladys
Pacific Coast
Fred
Miss Clara Klein Leaves for California Vacation
Miss Clara Klein departed Wednesday for California, starting in Oakland to visit friends and travel to other places. Her uniform courteous accommodations will be missed in the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Klein
California
Oakland
Little Gretchen Barlow Visits Denver Home
Little Gretchen Barlow visits her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Jack Sager at their West Court Denver home. It is her first visit away from both parents in her six years of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen Barlow
Jack Sager
Westcourt
Denver
Whig
Swain Family Travels Wyoming Mountains During Vacation
Harold Swain of M. W. Osborn Motor Force and his wife from the Bentley Land Company tour Wyoming mountains on vacation. Their two young sons rusticating in the country. Raymond Rogers, taking days off from toll work, visits Denver, buys a Chevrolet coupe, and tests it back home via Cheyenne, traversing 40 miles of mud. The car performance is described as a stout little steamer.
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Harold Swain
Wyoming Mountains
Mr. Swain
M. W. Osborn Motor Force
Mrs. Swain
Bentley Land Company
Raymond Rogers
Denver
Cheyenne
Carlyle's London Life Tries and Trials
A Chicago Herald and Examiner summary notes Carlyle's shift from rural Craigenputtock to London life. He finds the country home wholesome yet regrets its limits, then embraces London despite dirt and noise, deeming it the lone place where freedom feels possible. He eventually rents Craigenputtock while remaining unsettled about his ultimate choice.
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London
Carlyle
Craigenputtock
Chicago Herald
Examiner
Problem in Criticism and the critic’s persistent doubt
Waldo Frank argues that criticism is a perpetual preface or ghost to the artist rather than a solvable judgment. He contends that the critic cannot define criticism as good or bad, proper or irrelevant, and thus cannot psychologically settle the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Frank
Repair Your Suit Top and Curtains Ad by Osborn
Let us repair your suit top and curtains. M. W. Osborn Motor Co. offers prompt service, with phone 114 available for inquiries or appointments.
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M. W. Osborn Motor CO
City or Country Inhabitants and Carlyle’s Dilemma
The passage explores a debate between city and country living, centering on Thomas Carlyle. It traces his life choices between London and rural Craigenputtock, noting his appeal of country freedom and fresh air, then his longing for urban society and intellectual bustle.
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Thomas Carlyle
London
Edinburgh
Visit Delights Hower Family and Ruth James
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hower hosted a visit by their daughter Ruth James of Galesburg Witneis who planned a few days with sister Belle Hower Morris in North Platte and visits to Cheyenne and other relatives. Milton Guy and family arrived from Siehert Colorado to visit Mrs. Guy’s mother Lizzie Campbell and W. O. Campbell, then left for Crawford Nebraska for a relatives’ visit before returning for a longer stay.
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Charles Hower
Ruth James
Galesburg, Witneis
Belle Hower Morris
North Platte
Cheyenne
Milton Guy
Siehert
Colorado
Auto
Guy
Lizzie Campbell
W. O. Campbell
Crawford
Nebraska
Welcome visitor returns to Sidney from Yellowstone trip
Co. Callahan banker and Oscar Peterson merchant motored from Burlington and Washington in a Pierce Arrow. They spent the week here on business and pleasure, eight days for the trip with two days in Yellowstone Park. Callahan long a Sidney citizen. his wife was a Sidney girl. He is a welcome visitor and may come again.
Wise buyer compares quality tone and price for savings
A prudent shopper is advised to assess the quality and tone of a plano before considering price and terms. The message promotes savings on high grade standard make in a music store located at The Gift Shop on the Corner.
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Sidney Telegraph
Sidney, Nebr
Guy V. Doran
A. M. Smith
Lorenzo
Ed Myers
Lee Howard
Little Son of
Sunol
G. E. Clark
Joseph B. Morfeld
Brownson
Clarence Darnell
Hilon M. Gass
Peetz
Jack Pettit
Kirkwood Rooms
Katheryn King
King Ranch
Bridgeport
Raymond Braner
The
City
G. E
Bart
Collins
Gurley
Grant Brady
Frank Brady
Presbyterian Circle
Sam McCullough
Ab Rose
Francis
Sidney Monday
M. EB. Banta
New York City
W.R. Weeden
Longmont
Rose Topolski
Kearney
Jack Topolski
Henry C. Blome
Jillian Hostetler
Guernsey
Sherman Jackson
Miles of
Dalton
Kenneth Jones
Geddis
Scottsbinff
Charles Ganiner
H. & Tipton
S. E. Ford
Hemingford
Chuck Marsh
American Bank
Avery Company
Alex Thompson
Jy Hts
Zella Owens
Colorado Springs
Mrs. Oo. R. Owens
Edw. Furer
Belvidere
Fairfield
Tow. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Miss. Johnson
Lincoln School
E. A. Opitz
Michigan
Hand
Virgil Marsh
Modern Journalism
Jake
Brigge Ie
Mever
Bridget
Briget
Mary
Cholly
Bobbie
Solitaire
YALE
Sitz
and Sitz
Burlington Depot
NEBR
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