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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1921

Page

11

Miss Fay Clinkbad Visits Kin and Relatives in Midwest

Miss Fay Clinkbad of Missouri Valley Iowa spent part of the past week visiting relatives with her cousin Mrs W O Cook. She then went to North Platte to see more kin. Miss Coral Sherman returned to her cashier position at Cheyenne Trading Company after a week off for a rest not labeled vacation.

Fay Clinkbad Missouri Valley Iowa W. O. Cook North Platte Coral Sherman Cheyenne Trading Company

Ammon and Wives Plan Auto Trip to Sidney Boosters Game

George Ammon and Mrs. H W Anderson and Mrs. John Ryan with daughter Margaret will travel by auto tomorrow to attend the baseball tournament and will witness the first game of the Sidney Boosters.

George Ammon H. W. Anderson John Ryan Margaret Sidney Boosters

Miss Ferryman Visits Sidney For Weeks With Mantor Aunt

Miss Helen Ferryman stays in Sidney for a few weeks with her aunt Mrs. H. B. Mantor before returning to Seattle after a summer spent studying music in the east. Mr and Mrs Henry Jones hosted Mrs Jones relatives J J Dewhurst of Greeley Nebraska who visited last weekend on their way home after earlier travels farther west.

Helen Ferryman Sidney H. B. Mantor Miss Ferryman Seattle East Henry Jones

Local Visitors Observe Sidney Printing Plant Tour

Mr and Mrs Westery Seda and their sons from Sunol visited Sidney on Friday to attend to business Their sons viewed the printing plant with interest The Sedas are noted as early well to do county residents Also visiting were Mr and Mrs 0 B Pryan of Orleans Nebraska and Mrs Charles Brown and daughter Evelyn of Pittsburg California guests of Mr and Mrs H S Pitton

Westery Seda and Sons of Sunol Sidney Friday Seda 0. B. Pryan Orleans Nebraska Charles Brown Evelyn Pittsburg California H. 8. Pitton

Fishermen Lou Hogue and B L Uptegrove Head West

Lou Hogue and B L Uptegrove left Wednesday by car for a fishing trip in northern Wyoming. They plan to reach Lander and pause in Osage County and other points along the way.

Lou Hogue B. L. Uptegrove Wyoming Lander Osage Country

Struthers Family Heads Home From Tombstone Visit

Mrs. Dave Struthers and her son Bud left Wednesday for Tombstone Arizona after a week long stay at the John Daugherty home. The two women, sisters, had shared time with the Daughertys during their visit.

Dave Struthers Bud Tombstone Arizona John Daugherty Mrs. Struthers Mrs. Daugherty

Shulenberg Family Returns From Pleasant Visit

C F Shulenberg and family depart Sunday for home near Falls City after visiting their parents. They also toured Denver Colorado Springs and Manitou for a fine outing during the trip.

C. F. Shulenberg Falls City Denver Colorado Springs Manitou

County Clerk’s Office Welcomes Back Flossie Kreuger

Mrs Flossie Belle Kreuger returns to work at the County Clerk’s office after a month away. She spent time in Denver and the mountains and says another week of rest would have finished her.

Flossie Belle Kreuger Denver Mountains

The Man on the Street Opinion in a Social Note

A humorous social note laments misprints and neighbors woes while reflecting on wealth, charity, and restraint. The writer jokes about oil schemes, a limousine life, diet dislikes, and nightly entertainments, finishing with a digression about late visitors.

The Man on the Street Reflects On Society And Faith

A column of wry observations on freedom of speech, job shifts, and looming winter shortages. The writer notes youth resilience, mixed motives, and wary optimism as September 1st nears while disclaiming personal targets and urging discretion among readers.

North Star Highway interests discussed at Chamber luncheon

At a Chamber of Commerce meeting on Wednesday the Lincoln Highway Commission membership shortfall was reported. Seventeen sustaining members signed up. A North Star Highway meeting is planned in Alliance on Friday August 26 to advance plans from Sidney and other towns. Fifteen members volunteered to join the Alliance delegation. The proposed route runs from the Gulf of Mexico to the Canadian border with options through Bridgeport or Broadwater. Bridgeport appears favored. The Scott Caravan was noted as departing Omaha and unlikely to reach Sidney before late August 26. Secretary J W Johnson will relay caravan updates.

Chamber of Commerce Lincoln Highway Commission J. L. McIntosh Commission North Star Highway Alliance Sidney Gulf of Mexico Canadian Texas Chappell Dalton Bridgeport Broadwater Omaha J. W. Johnson

County Treasurer Keeps 1921 Hail Insurance Funds Separate

County Treasurer Lancaster reports separate handling of 1920 and 1921 hail insurance premiums to avoid delay in claims. From January 1 to July 1, 1921, she collected $29,871.67, a solid total with no mixing of years.

Lancaster

Proverbial Scot Teases Maggie Over Trolley Ride

Maggie faces neglect after a quiet afternoon with Three Days Grace Maggie's sweetheart, a stingy Scot, as they ride the trolley and back. She offers him a dime for the carfare he spent, but he dismisses her with a curt quip about Saturday being ample time.

Maggie Sandy American Legion Weekly

Senate Passes Highway Bill With 75 Million Aid

Washington August 22 the Townsend bill appropriating 75 million dollars for federal aid in road construction and development was passed by the Senate 28 to 22 it heads to conference with the house. An amendment cut the original 100 million purse to 75 million while a proposed 50 million reduction failed.

Senator New Washington Townsend Senate House Congress New Indiana Federal Highway Commission Secretary of Agriculture United States Pacific Far East Daugherty Shipping Board

Riot Fire Wounds Dozens At Knox County Jail

In Knoxville Tennessee deputies guarding the Knox county jail opened fire on a crowd seeking Frank Martin a negro suspect in a county teacher assault More than twenty persons were wounded all white including two women Deputy Sheriff Charles Lewis was shot The National Guard observed but did not fire The crowd gathered near the jail and courthouse as Sheriff Cate ordered dispersal and fired a riot gun over the heads of the crowd The shooting escalated with revolver fire from in and around the courthouse yard and streets General chaos followed the confrontation

Knoxville Tenn Knox County Frank Martin Charles Lewis One Hundred and Seventeenth Tennessee National Guard Martin Cate

Marines End Ship Mutiny On Allianca

Washington reports a mutiny aboard the Panama Canal Railway Company steamer Allianca. A marine guard was placed aboard at the master's request. Admiral Hughes, commanding the battleship Connecticut, said the ship, under guard, was likely heading to New York with guards rejoining at Annapolis.

Washington Panama Canal Railway Company Allianca Navy Department Admiral Hughes Connecticut Guantanamo Alliancia Marine Guard New York Annapolis

Three Dead and One Hurt in Missouri Farm Shooting

Joplin Missouri report states Mode Adding ton and Bee Middleton farmers near Seneca are dead. Clifford Middleton, son of the slain, is seriously wounded after a shooting affray over farm possession at the Addington farm.

Joplin, Mo Mode Addington Bee Middleton Seneca, Mo Clifford Mfiddleton Plan Addington

Thomius B Thompson obituary leaves large local crowd

Thomas B Thompson born December 21 154 in Bridlington England immigrated to America at 21, married Anna Ricks in 1873, homesteaded in Cheyenne Nebraska 1888, moved to Sidney 1917, died August 16 in Sidney of stomach and liver cancer. Survived by wife four sons daughter 15 grandchildren one brother and two sisters in England. Large crowd attended burial near Weyerts cemetery.

Thomius RB. Thompson Bridlington Yorkshire England America Jacksonville Llinois Anna Ricks Cheyenne County Nebraska Sidney St. Luke's Hospital Denver Weyerts

Lincoln couple and Mabel McAdam win marriage license

Herman McAdam of Lincoln Nebraska and Mabel Florence Mc Adam of Potter received a marriage license on August 22. Fred Lewis listed as officiant or witness is noted in the milestone record.

Fred Lewis Herman Lincoln Nebraska Mabel Florence McAdam Potter

McGrath and Barsa to wed in August license granted

Grand Island resident McGrath and Iowa bride Elect Rowena Barsa of Whitening receive a marriage license authorizing a ceremony on August 18. The couple plans a public or private nuptial in their respective communities.

Francis Alonzo McGrath Grand Island Elizabeth Rowena Barsaline Whitening Iowa

Catholic Ladies Host First Dance at St Patrick’s

The Catholic Ladies announce the season opener dance at St Patrick’s Auditorium on Tuesday night August 30. The floor has been refinished and the Van Gorder Orchestra will provide the music. Everyone is invited to attend.

St. Patrick's Auditorium van Gorder

No Place Like Home See Us About One Sidney Lumber Co

A compact notice from Sidney Lumber Co invites inquiries about a home related item or project. The brief promotes available options and directs readers to contact the company for details and pricing.

Sidney Lumber

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