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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1927
Page
13
Grand Prairie residents shared Thanksgiving with neighbors and relatives across the community. Guests included the Roberts family, Kragel and Jorgensen households, the Tremain and Welton families, and many others visiting in circles from Lodge Pole to Gurley. Local dinners, calls, and programs highlighted the holiday as residents traveled and hosted across Sidney, Lincoln, and nearby towns.
Fred Walker and family spent Saturday evening at the J. D. Bolton home. Thanksgiving dinners were shared by numerous families including Clyde Robertson and J. G. Crosby households. Elva Crosby, Miss Sellers, and others visited Langley place. Mrs. George Fleming returned home from the hospital.
Emil Bluhm sustained a broken shoulder in a last week car rollover which was not life threatening. Walter Hernblcom made a Sunol business call on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Wickard visited Sunol Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Wm Sharman and their sons shopped in Sunol Wednesday evening. Mrs Fred Regester was a Sunol caller Wednesday.
U S government figures show Nebraska September electrical energy exceeded last year's by eight percent. Water power produced more than in July or August while hydro accounted for under nine percent of state consumption. Nationwide output rose five percent September over September. Nebraska has 124 417 farms, population 613 409, 509 villages with 277 657 people and 26 cities over 2 500 housing 405 306. Urban to rural population ratio stands at three to seven when farm and village populations are counted. The state penitentiary site was debated since 1856 with Te ka mah favored. 1870 construction funded by land grant proceeds and additional levies. University offers night winter classes. Try a Telegraph Want Ad for re.
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