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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1925
Page
12
Nurse Louise Murphy to Address Club Ladies Event
Nurse Louise Murphy will be present on that day and will talk to the club ladies, sharing insights and engaging with attendees.
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Louise Murphy
Tobin Dies in County After Long Residency
Michael F Tobin born April 26 1849 dies at his home November 26 1911. He was a longtime county resident and widely regarded as popular. The death follows a brief illness. A separate item notes Arthur and Ralph Brown were seriously injured after being struck by a freight train at Potter last week. Mrs H F Mantor travels to Washington for holidays with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Tf. Tobin
Tobin
Joseph Hahler
Arthur
Ralph Brown
Potter
H. F. Mantor
Washington
Local store moves to new location this month
HT. Doran leases the building opposite his present shop and will move his stock at month’s start. Prohibition Alliance plans a central reading room and library. A boy and a girl were born to Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Tobin. the boy is thriving while the girl died within a day.
Sidney Cheyenne County Banquet Honors Irrigation Co Leaders
The Telegraph recalls a well attended Saturday banquet by Belmont Irrigation Canal and Water Power Co. at Sidney and Cheyenne County. Toastmaster J. J. McIntosh presided as guests toasted prosperity. W P Miles quipped about finances, urging ongoing ditch digging for a bright future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Belmont Irrigation Canal and Water Power Co
J. J. McIntosh
W. P. Miles
Fire consumes town as insurance offsets losses
Forty eight years ago on Monday a large fire alarm summoned nearly all residents. Total damage reached about 10000 with 1050 in insurance. D E Simpson rushed into the burning store to save papers and stock, was overcome by flames, and died. He leaves a wife and small child. Co D HK Cavalry celebrated the wedding of John Fagan to Annie Carver of the city.
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D. E. Simpson
Co. D
HK Cavalry
John Fagan
Mise Annie Carver
Obituary of Frederick M Kurth in Sidney Nebraska
Frederick M Kurth born December 26 183 in Saxony Germany came to the United States at thirteen, homesteaded in Cheyenne county Nebraska, father of eight with six living. Survived by Amelia and seven children Lewis Sidney Henry Chappell George Zion City William Spain Maggie Krueger Sidney Annie Rickey Denver. Funeral in Sidney Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev Louis H Kaub officiating. Interment Sidney Cemetery.
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Frederick M. Kurth
Saxony
Germany
United States
Wil County
Cheyenne County
Neb
Frits W
Frank
Denver
Colo
Amelia Kurth
Lewis Kurth
Sidney
Henry Kurth
Chappell
George Kurth
Zion City
William Kurth
Spain
Maggie Krueger
Annie Rickey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Louis H. Kaub
Ida Ahrens
O. Barges
Wm. Pettitt
Glen Spearow
Sidney Cemene
Thanksgiving Night Family Gathering Highlights Local Society
Society notes recount a large Radcliff dinner for Thanksgiving and Mrs. Radcliff's birthday. The piece recalls Mack Radcliffe and Bertie Gast wedding in Sidney, with guests from multiple ranches and towns. Also feature society club meetings, a surprise birthday for Miss Mary Seidel, and Legion Auxiliary installations plus Thanksgiving bridge gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Radcliff
Mack Radcliffe
Ogallala
Sarah
Stevens
Metropolitan
Robert Shuman
Osborne Family Dinner Reunion Attends Potter Visit
Mr and Mrs C J Osborn and relatives joined a family reunion in Potter on Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Nels Miller. Guests included Mr Jesse Osborn and Dr Flintjer of Rawlins Wyoming.
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Carter H. Dunaway
Iowa
Nebraska-Notre Dame
Lincoln
C. J. Osborn
Maynard Osborn
Leo Osborn
Potter
Nels Miller
Jesse Osborn
Dr. Flintjer
Rawlins
Wyoming
Mrs J I O Neal Dies After Long Local Life in Gothenburg
Mrs J J O Neal 64 longtime resident of Gothenburg died in Sidney Neb on Saturday Nov 21 1925 Born Winnifred Barnes in Saugus Massachusetts January 1861 she taught in this district 1879 1884 was married June 22 1885 to James O Neal and lived in Sidney Cheyenne and North Platte before returning to Gothenburg In 1903 Funeral services at Gothenburg Catholic church with solemn requiem mass Interment Willow Island cemetery Survived by husband and son John O Neal of Sidney Funeral noted in Gothenburg Independent
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J. J. O'Neal
Sidney
Nebr
Winnifred Barnes
Saugus
Mass
Wm. Burns
Gothenburg
James ¥. O'Neal
Cheyenne
North Platte
Death of J B Ayle Aged Resident of Sidney
J B Ayle, a longtime resident and carpenter, died Wednesday morning at his family home after a brief illness at about age 75. Funeral at 10 in the Methodist church conducted by Rev J A Moorman with burial at Sidney. Survived by wife Fannie Young seven children J H Ayle Pine Bluff Wyoming A S Ayle Peets Colorado Frank W Ayle Elsiner Nebraska C D Ayle Merrill Iowa John F Ayle Beloit Wisconsin Karl V Ayle Kidney and six grandchildren. The family had just celebrated their golden wedding anniversary.
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J. B. Ayle
Sidney
Methodist
J. A. Moorman
Jacob B. Ayle
Lancaster County
Penn
Fannie Young
Methodist Church
J. H. Ayle
Pine Bluff
Wyo
A. S. Ayle
Peets
Colo
Frank W. Ayle
Elsiner
Nebr
C. D. Ayle
Merrill, Ia
John F. Ayle
Beloit
Wis
Karl V. A
Obituary Note From Gering Courier Recalls Long Life
The obituary recalls a man who lived on the Union Pacific line between Sidney and Pine Bluff in early life and who remained faithful to the Methodist church until death. He had surpassed the expected lifetime, and the community expresses deep regret and sympathy for his widow and family.
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Union Pacific
Sidney
Pine Bluff
Methodist Church
Gering Courier
Thanksgiving social and farm union notes from Antelope
Monday and Tuesday in Denver saw Antelope residents including John Christensen and Jim Jensen. Community members attended a Dix dance and shared Thanksgiving gatherings at multiple homes. The Antelope Farmers Union plans a December 11 meeting at C. T. Larson’s for 1926 officer elections and business.
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John Christensen
Jim Jensen
Denver
Chris Terman
C. T. Larson
Hubbard
Ernest Tracy
Larson
Hans Schmidt
Jim John
M. J. Reddy
Tlinois
Dix
J. H. Madden
Howard
Henry James
Colton
W. L. Huettman
Ralph Merchieum
Hubert Herboldsheimer
Dist
J. School
Cheyenne County Farmers Union Holds Annual Convention
The Cheyenne County Farmers Union will convene at the M. E. church in Sidney on December 9, 1925 at 10 o clock. Open address by President Glen Bales includes committee reports and county legislative report. Election of officers and delegates, basket dinner, discussion on organizing a Juvenile Union. Address by Mr Click of Chadron. All invited to attend and stay all day to address farm problems.
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Cheyenne County Farmers Union
M. E
Sidney
Glen Bales
Click
Chadron
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Mise Mary Seidel
Mise Seidel
American Legion Auxiliary
C. R. Golding
R. Golding
A. BE. Phelips
E. C. Grabill
J. F. Taylor
J. I. O'Neal
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H. A. Lockhart
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Pres
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