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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1923
Page
15
A terse snippet notes She Mary claiming full heart in cooking while a male voice quips that she must have been hard hearted to fry thin liver in a dry manner. The exchange hints at kitchen lore and temper in a domestic scene.
The Advance questions the objection to the play East Lynne as the mayor blocks licensing citing old-time tastes and moral concerns. The exchange includes a remark about a fraudster and a wife defending a polite man, reflecting local tensions on theater and propriety.
The Sidney fall festival mobilizes county farmers to exhibit crops from threshed grains to vegetables and livestock. Premium lists soon print for countywide classes. precincts vie for cash prizes by winning firsts and seconds as women and education departments present cookery sewing and crafts. A separate incident recounts a boy stealing money, later sent to the state industrial school after court action.
Mr and Mrs A J Wixon of Peetz were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Burt Curtis on Sunday.
Edward Carroll fourteen, without a home, stole forty six dollars and ninety five cents from E. J. Leonard after befriending the Leonard family. He was picked up while hiking from Philadelphia to California, sheltered in Sidney Ruskin area, and later stayed in the Leonards’ home while working in a local grocery. The money disappeared Sunday, prompting sheriff J. W. McDaniel to investigate.
Fans flock to the U S A for a thrilling ninth inning showdown this Friday and Saturday. Major league excitement builds as teams race toward a dramatic finish. Local excitement rises with the prospect of key plays and standout performances.
John Vogler, farmer three miles west of Dalton, bound under $1000 by County Judge C P Chambers to appear next Wednesday for a preliminary trial on alleged saddle theft dated August 4. Co-suspect K Murray not located. Murray allegedly stole the saddle while in Vogler’s employ. Sheriff McDaniel says Vogler drove Murray to Bartling’s farm nine miles southeast of Redington to swap for another saddle. Bartling likely to face later district court action. Susanna the Spanis h girl. Oh Boy.
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