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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1920
Page
9
The line indicates standard post office processing for mail matter in Sidney Nebraska. It shows that materials are registered as second class, reflecting common archival placement in newspapers.
Mr and Mrs F Y Wooldridge travel to Detroit this week as Mr Wooldridge participates in the National convention, joining fellow attendees and representing their local connections at the event.
The column records visits and travels of local residents. Ralph C. Bushong traveled from Mitchell for a Sidney social call Wednesday. Miss Helen Wooldridge attended Frontier Days in Cheyenne and met friends. Leo Bartholomew visited his Denver hospital bound father, who is recovering. Jalie Birdsley of Shubert arrived to visit the Schulenbergs with a view to settling in Sidney.
West of Sidney Mr Hammer is optimistic about a strong yield from wheat and rye. A spider bite sends Maxine Goodwin to a physician and she recovers well. A new son arrives for Mr and Mrs Christophererson near Huntsman. Tracy's daughter heals from a foot sliver. Residents travel to the Knights of Columbus picnic east of Sidney. Grey Bales and family shop in Sidney. T C Spiker and family visit. Frank Portrey and wife tour wheat fields. Ada Jones visits Sidney. a welcome rain falls Saturday and Sunday. Violet Credit helps Hammer with Bowman's harvesters. John Jones, a Sidney visitor, also reports better wheat yields than expected.
The Cheyenne County Teachers Institute will be in session in Sidney Nebraska from August 23 to August 28 inclusive. Persons able to furnish rooms or board for the teachers during that week should notify County Supt. Anna McFadden.
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