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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1925
Page
9
Buick credits its sustained success to a strict policy of stating facts about its cars. The company argues that truth builds lasting trust and higher sales, backed by proof from buyers and catalog details comparing Buick construction to cheaper alternatives. Buick emphasizes value over price and cites its twenty year track record and manufacturing prowess.
Lodge Pole organizes a large Christmas tree event with multiple lodges and groups contributing to the program. A lighted tree will stand in the south side park for a week around Christmas. Keystones class rehearses Mrs Braggs of the Poultry Yard for December 10 at the opera house. Several social visits and gatherings are noted, including family trips, football games, and a Thanksgiving address by Rev. Stanford.
South Sunol residents John Bahr and E N Roth hauled grain and filled a silo at A A Bauers this week. Several families, including the Osborns and the Voglers, joined Thanksgiving gatherings. A heavy snowfall occurred Thursday evening and Mrs Todd Gentry nears hospital discharge in Denver with a home return expected Sunday.
Names such as John Bahr Jim Houser Sheldon Wingerd John Suchy Raymond Gentry Donald Miles JH Holmes and families Joe Vogler James Vacik Gladys Klisham Osborn Roth and E N Roth appear in a sequence of brief social items. Activities include Thanksgiving visits corn shucking farm building a small stable and a beef butchered with relatives visiting near Sedgwick.
A large crowd attended the Glee Club home talent play The Little Clodhoppers Friday and Friday evening. Some plan to attend Take My Advice Thursday. U S S club met with Miss Ella Seifer Tuesday evening. German Lutheran aid met with Mrs Mastin Tuesday. Rev and Mrs C N Hardin hosted homeless for Thanksgiving dinner. Rodger Brennan Jr received appointment for D D G Master in I O O F district. Dalton school observes Thanksgiving vacation Teachers cannot go home Miss Mary Lee Parson plans to travel home for holiday Mrs Elmer Martin will teach her room Friday.
Bridgeport Herald-Frank E. Hodg lin arranged to receive six cans of fingerling trout arriving today in Bridgeport. The fish will be planted in nearby creeks for future fishermen, mainly in Lawrence Forks. They were shipped from the state hatchery at Benkeliman with a note to Mr Hedglin to oversee care as usual.
Plate glass for windshields and sedan doors installed at Hahler Garage. Taxi call 161.
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