Local and Personal News Highlights from Sidney
Local and personal notes list Bert Weigers, Chase, Ray Frame, John Poppen, Adam Schimpka, Deacar Waller, J L Roach, Mr. and Mrs. Straight, J E Ellington, J W Friede, Joe Hens, Elizabeth Armstron g, John Harms, Ed Erickson, Mr. and Mrs Ray Spiker and children, Frank Kinton, Oakley Otten, Mrs Weber Booth, William Neinhelser, Yeopold Rosanina, Jim Folks and Opal, BR Thornburg, Will Jeudes, Leslie Neubauer, O W Hornaday, Mrs Kirt Wilson and others. notes on shopping, travel, holidays, and local appearances.
Local family ties and move to Grand Island
Mrs. Leo Bartholomew and sister Miss Berniece Kelly returned Saturday from Omaha where Berniece received medical treatment and was greatly encouraged she would soon be well. Clarence Wright and family visited over Sunday with Mrs. Wright’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wright, before moving from Alliance to Grand Island where Clarence will work in the Bell Telephone Company clerical staff.
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Leo Bartholomew
Berniece Kelly
Omaha
Miss Berniece
Clarence
Wright
Imds
Grand Island
Bell, Telephone. Com Company
Grand
Mrs Wendtland and Talisa Visit North Platte for Thanksgiving
Mrs Wendtland and daughter Talisa left Wednesday evening for North Platte to spend Thanksgiving with friend Mrs Oscar Hill. Mev Henry Ives served his parish at Kimball on Monday when the bank closed its doors, Kimball's first bank failure. Mrs Sid Schroeder left for Cheyenne after a week with her husband’s parents Mr and Mrs Herman Schroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Willman
Denver
Frank
Emily
Henry Ives
Kimball
Sid Schroeder
Cheyenne
Herman Schroeder
Coates Family Visits In for Weekend Football Game
Mr and Mrs Elmer Coates and Elmer Jr spent the weekend with Mrs Roscoe Zimmer and Gladys. They enjoyed the football game thoroughly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Coates
Gon, Elmer, Jr
Roscoe Zimmer
Gladys
Clark Returns From Denver After Court Service
G. Fe. Clark came home Friday from Denver where he testified in a court case for the express company and attended the Colorado Masonic Consistory.
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G. FE. Clark
Denver
The
Express Company
Colorado Masonic Consistory
Miss Haworth Shares City Life and Home Sickness
Miss LaRue Haworth writes from Des Moines Iowa that her work in an office gives pleasure and she is making friends in the city but she greatly misses her home and circle at Sidney, Iowa, where she grew up.
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LaRue Haworth
Des Moines
Iowa
Sidney
Local family outing at Thayer drug store scene
Paul Bartholomew and Dorothy Frankeberger joined Dominick Costello and Ming Martha Rojeski for a Sunday trip to Kim ball to visit Max Rojeski who works at Thayer drug store.
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Paul Bartholomew
Mins
Dorothy Frankeberger
Dominick Costello
Ming Martha Rojeski
Kimball
Max Rojeski
Thayer Drug Store
Former Sidney Educators Attend North Platte Game
Supt. W J Braham and Prof Roett ger of the North Platte schools, long associated with Sidney, visited the game last Friday and were shown affectionate interest in both teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rippe
Sidney
Supt
W. J. Braham
Prof
Roettger
North Platte
Babcocks Return From Washington Vocational Training
Mr and Mrs Claude Babcock are greeted by friends upon returning from a three months stay in Washington. Claude pursued vocational training in telegraphy. After six weeks of fog and mist they are glad to be back.
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Claude Babcock
Washington
Claude
Warn Stamps Holders Against Loss in War Savings Certificates
An editor urges owners of 1918 five dollar War Savings Certificates to exchange or redeem before January 1, 1923. Advisory emphasizes not accepting less than face value and promotes swapping for 4 percent Treasury savings certificates or full cash redemption. Notices go to banks post offices and Federal Reserve Bank instructions issued. John T Wayland signs as Director of Government Savings.
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Treasury Savings
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Secretary of the Treasury
Tenth Federal Reserve District
John T. Wayland
Government’ Savings
Elmwood Bridge Accident Sues Cass County for 5000
Paul G Roglits of St Joseph sues Cass County in Federal court for 5000 over a bridge accident July 16 at a bridge south of Elmwood where his car went over an embankment into the creek. He alleges defective condition for over a year and cites wages lost and 200 medical bills.
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Elmwood
Cass County
Paul G. Roglits
Gt. Joseph
State Journal
Local family notices recount visits and births in Ickes News
Sunday gatherings include Arthur Aurich and family at Oscar Aurich’s near Garley. An eleven pound boy arrived at the Frank White home. Several calls and visits are listed among Mrs. R. H. Miller Mrs. 8 W Eckert Mrs. Ernest Myers J. Iverson family and others with neighbors at Ed Walsh J C Kreader and Willard Monurer homes. Families travel to North Bend Nebraska for a visit lasting until next year.
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Frank White
R. H. Miller
W. Eckert
E. L. Weed
Ernest Myers
al Morrow
Geo. Winkleman
E. J. Weed
North Bend
Nebraska
J. W
Eckert
R. BR. Bovee
Bonoay
Peter
Nelson
Potter
A. E. Hedlund
H. A. McPhail
Bonday
J. C. Kreader
Willard Monurer
Printing QE Coants See teenie
The fragmentary item notes a printing section or note involving minor details. It references unclear names and places, offering limited readable facts. Without complete data, a concise teaser highlights a small, unidentified event in the printing domain.
Meadow Lawn Items Baby born to Mr and Mrs Frank White
Meadow Lawn news items list local families visiting with relatives hosting dinners at various homes. Neighbors include the Kreader Walsh Mayer and Weed families. A boy was born to Frank and his wife on Monday November 27 and a carnival drew a large crowd at the Meadow Lawn schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jostar Johnson
Frank White
J. ©. Kreader
Donald
Walsh
Colman Kreader Jr
Josephine Walsh
Rose McNulty
A. E. Hedlund
McPhail
J. M. Kreader
Clarence Neal
Elmer Mayer's
R. R. Bovee
Pete Nelson
Dorothy
Clarence Iverson
Dalton
Thelma
Dennis Walsh
Ed Donighy
J. C. Kreader
Willard Mowrer
F. N. Weed
North Bend
Miller
Sam Eckert
Weed
Meadow Lawn
George Worth
John Davison
Sue Sheehan
FE. K. Weed's
Mr. Stark
Laundry Service Ad at Commercial Hotel Office
A brief classified note directs patrons to send items to the laundry address at the Commercial Hotel office and offers a bus shuttle to any city area. The entry provides the phone number eight for contact and service details.
New Art Display at Metz Millinery and Art Shop
Visit the Metz Millinery and Art Shop for Christmas suggestions located in the former Fashion Shop. Phone 358.
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Metz Millinery
Printing of Good Quality For Telegraph Readers
In need of printing of good quality come to The Telegraph. Superior typography and clear news presentation are promised for readers seeking reliability and crisp text.
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Telegraph
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Mrs. Straight
J. E. Ellington
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Joe Hens
Sund
Elizbeth Armatrong
John Harms
Ed Erickson
Ray Spiker
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Oakley Otten
Masonic Lodge
William Neinhelser
Yeopold Rosanina
Jim Folks
Opal
West Gurney
BR. F. Thornburg
Will Jeudes
South Gurney
Leslie Neubauer
O. W. Hornaday
Hornaday
Kirt Wilson
George Wilson
Panzy Yates
Tim O'Keefe
Masonic Order In Progress
Harm” Hippen
Chichester
Eagle Precinct
Filmer Jr
Nell Puttoff
Jeannette
Clarence Mull
J. W. Westerhoff
C. & Jobe
Dalton Cafe
Joe Skarka
Potter Hig County
Saturda
Fred Witzel
North ‘Divide
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Albert Jendes
Meas Trad
Fred Beyers and
Bunker Hill
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Glad Zimmer
Charles Fremann
West Gurley
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Thman
Gurley
Myrtle Lancaster
Virginia Halston
Avis Roges
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C. D. Green
Part
Wyoming
He’ Bow
Joyce Hennett
John Deere Plow Company
Sheridan, Wyoming
Mrs. Rabe
City
P. Jo
Dudley Frankeberger
Fred Smith
P. Smith
Mrs. Cushing
Fred
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the Telegraph
Ickes News
Arthur Aurich
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