Local and Personal Notes From Sidney This Week
Sidney residents and visitors are listed in a series of short notes. Otto Krueger and Thornburg of Potter visit for business and social hours, along with several others from Gurley Dalton Maxwell and Bayard visiting or returning from trips. References mention Mayo Institute, Denver, Idaho Springs, Wyoming, and various family outings with no major events.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Testimony
Dr Kimpston Dentin scene confirms Doan's Kidney Pills relieve backache and kidney trouble. August Ackerman of North Platte Nebraska praises lasting relief and enduring health after using the remedy for years. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York markets the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Sidney Retters
August Ackerman
Fourth St. North Platte
Nebr
Doan
Mr. Ackerman
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
South Divide News From Potter and Wimball Area
Ruth Brothers visited at Potter and Wimball with friends and relatives. Mrs. Jacobson enjoys a visit from her mother and sister. Marjorie Jacoby of Lincoln visits her uncle O. C. Dimick and family. Families from the south divide attend the Farmers Union. Elmer Call visited Percy Dimick last week. Charles Foster moves granaries to help hold his big wheat crop. Rain delays threshing but fishing proceeds. Mrs. Price of Beatrice Nebraska visited relatives near Bayard and Sidney. A Wand leaves for Cheyenne for an eye specialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Jacoby
Lincoln
O. C. Dimick
South Divide
Farmers Union
Elmer Call
Percy Dimick
Charles Foster
Nelson Place
C. Dimick
Mrs. Price
Beatrice
Nebraska
E. V. Aiett
Shaw
Cassidy
Leona
Duluth, Minn
Bayard
Sidney
Wand
Cheyenne
None Foredoomed to Failure and Club Vacation
A fragment notes Mr. Zion of Hubbel Nebraska visiting Mr. and Mrs. LE P Thomas. The Helping Hand Club has halted meetings until September. It closes with a motivational quote urging victory and self-reliance from George Fillot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fillot
The Most Welcome Brunswick Tire Introduced to Market
In every great tire factory the question is value for money and standards. Brunswick Tires, dating from 1845, upholds high standards, relying on seasoned experts and unanimous adoption of betterment ideas. The result is a superior tire at no higher cost than similar models, promising a pleasant surprise and widespread appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Tires
Brunswick
Brunswick Organization of Tire Makers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nebrawskas
Seate Fair Veterans
Lincoln Nebraska
Ano Giamis
Livoni Investment Co
Colorado
Wyoming Lands
City Property
Max Liven
Livomi
O'Kane Building
Sidney, Nebr
Furer Grocery Co
Sidney, Nebraska
Julesburg
Burlington
Cheyenne Wells
Colo
McNish Land Co
American Bank Building
J. C. McNish Pres
J. W. Johnson
Mgr
Otto Krueger
Bof. Thornburg of
Potter
R. O H. Wood
Dalton
A.C. Nelson
Gurley
Fred Wieckhorst
Rose Johnson
Sidney Be Fore
Arvid Bostrom
Herman Shubarth
Glenn Vin Gorder
Son
Marie Scott
Coral Sherman
Maxwell
Iowa
Veleska Neubauer
W. K. Bassett
Denver
Idaho Springs
G. (. Hough
P. W. Barker
Mr. Hough
Mr. Barker
R. M. Perkins
Mayo Institute of
Kenneth Bassett
Wyoming
Katie Phillips
Omaha
Gus Gatzmeyer
Nebraska Telephonee Company
Rock River
L. Rumillard
Irene Morgan
Messrs
GG. Tiebendorfer
W. EB. Roettger
Kahl
Douglas
Wheatland
Blaine Grabill
Ike Grabill
Golden Doran
Roy Greenlee
Colorado Springs
Kimpston Dentin
Rcene
Dentih
Ruth Brothers
Potter and Wimball
Mrs. Jacobson
Emil Nielsen
THE
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company
Farnam Street
Cord
BBC
Society of Automotive Engineers
Joseph Hahler