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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1922
Page
9
The Sidney Telegraph lists subscription rates with one year at 1.50 postage paid and six months at 75 cents postage paid. The notice notes advance payment and states the paper is entered at the Sidney Nebraska post office as second class matter. Foreign advertising representation is by The American Press Association.
Mrs A Britton arranging Red Cross relief for Cuba canvass. Charles Doran finishes Lincoln University studies and returns home. Miss Blanche Oberfelder returns from New York. Miss Rushin Hart visits Letts home in North Platte. Laura Letts visits with Rushia. Fishing party enjoyed day at Newman's residence. Degree of Honor installation ends with lamp fire. Andy Struthers burned. large flag used to smother flames. Youths show courage on picnic return. wagon crew helps pull it to town. County Clerk I B Cary Miles and Henry Morrow admitted to practice law in District Court.
James Hexter faced a jury for burglarizing Cohns store and was found guilty. Sentence pending. Pat Miles delivered a miniden speech to the jury with defense by McIntosh and Beall. Norvell County Attorney assisted. Notre Dame Scholastic lauds James McIntosh's recitation at Notre Dame College 44th commencement highlighting McKee and McIntosh as standout performers despite ages.
Charity D H Rockefeller attempted to sell a ton of cabbages grown locally but found no market from O S D to Hastings Lincoln and Omaha. He donated the entire cargo to the Salvation Army in Omaha for the poor. On the return trip a highway turn caused a minor tip but no serious damage.
The Week at U S A presents Charles Chaplin style humor in the two reel Pay Day a First National attraction now at the U S A Friday and Saturday. The film lampoons crowded street cars with the star as the chief sufferer pushed from the entrance by surging riders.
During filming of The Man From Home in Italy Paramount's team stayed at Hotel Vittoria in Sorrento for nearly two months. The closing weeks of Enrico Caruso's life were spent there in hopes the Italian climate would restore his health, and a scene in the film shows the same spot.
The Idol Dancer is the latest D W Griffith production and will play at the U S A Theatre on Monday and Tuesday. The story explores Christian symbols in the South Seas and the humor found in their adoption.
Mayre Hall, a former Ziegfeld Follies girl, and Helen Howard join Anita Stewart in John A L Stahl's First National drama The Child Who Gavest Me at the U S A Theatre for screenings Wednesday and Thursday.
Devastation from a weekend flood across northern Nebraska surrounds Pilger Randolph Tierce Walthill and Norfolk with several towns flooded and thousands threatened by ruined crops and livestock. Bridges tracks and rail service are wrecked while highways are cut and trains stranded by washed out lines and sandbag levees.
Cheyenne County Nebraska board meets at court house Sidney August 1 1922 approving a warranty deed to Bert J Bates for the southeast quarter section 19 township 13 range 48 west of the 6th principal meridian in Cheyenne County with no refund of purchase price and transfer of fee simple title to Bates for accrual to his grantees.
A county record notes claims allowed and warrants to be drawn from Cheyenne County funds. Listed are numerous coyote bounty payments to residents such as Oscar Olson Erik Anderson Arvin Livingston Samuel Irwin and others with amounts ranging from 0.50 to 18.00 plus per-person services for Dick Gorman and precinct assessors including Huntsman Colton Lorenzo Davison Pleasant View Trognitz Sid ney Potter and Lodge Pole. Printing and publishing costs and various local precinct assessments are included with totals and names throughout.
A partially legible list shows Thule product and other suppliers providing items to the State Superintendent and county offices, including printing and clerical supplies. Items include docket work and certificates, with figures such as 16.57 110.25 5.30 21.21 45.00 57.00 22.32 noted among vendors like Strate Journal Printing Co Omaha Printing Co RK WW Printing Co and KLOR Printing Co.
Band equipment dealer LAR SON'S MUSIC STORE offers free instruction materials with every instrument bought, promoting beginner to intermediate guidance and encouraging customers to learn and play at home.
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