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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1929

Page

2

Christmas Seals Aid Tuberculosis Fight On Twenty Fifth Anniversary

Children canvass the city selling Christmas seals to support the National Tuberculosis Association. The piece notes the charity's 25th year of public health work, the decline in death rates from tuberculosis, and the need for funds for long treatment programs. It highlights the disease's impact on youths and the importance of fresh air, sunshine, rest, and sustained care funded by the seals.

National Tuberculosis Association United States

The Christmas Spirit and Its Call to Service

A reflective piece extols Christmas as a season of unselfish giving and friendship. It contrasts the year round pursuit of money with the joy of helping others, urging continued spirit of service and contentment beyond December.

Lions Club Welcomed by The Telegraph in Sidney

The Telegraph welcomes the newly organized Lions Club to Sidney. It is a national organization with clubs in major U.S. cities, aiming to foster fellowship, service to mankind, and better business ethics. The local group comprises leading business and professional men, and its formation is seen as augmenting civic efforts for a larger, better Sidney.

the Telegraph Sidney Lions Club The Lions United States

Local Center Notes of Weekend Visits and Farm Work

Center residents share a busy weekend with neighbors visiting E F Zorn J C Guill and E N Southard homes. Louis Volkert hauled lambs and hogs to Denver, while families like Young Osborn and Gienau plan market work and dinners. A rousing charivari welcomed Irwin Campbell and his wife amid regular Friday and Saturday gatherings.

Leonard Freeburg Simla E. F Zorn J. C. Guill Herman Baumbach Wood Sidney E. N. Southard Louis Volkert Denver George Young Olive Gienau Harry Scott Dedic George Fisher Kenneth Rose Earl Young Ruth Osborn Mildred Neilson Thure Sallberg Ernes Osborn Martin Christofferson Fisher Morriday Henry Henke

Christmas Program and Pie Social at No 17 District

December 20 program begins at 7 PM in district No 17. Ladies invited to bring pies for the pie social. Mildred Houge, teacher, listed in notice.

Mildred Houge

Campfire Girls Thank Public for Bazaar Support

The Campfire girls express appreciation for the public support given them for their bazaar, and acknowledge thanks to the Boy Scouts, C. P. Millett, and A. S. Hardy. CHA MAY, ABOHA HANTA

Boy Scouts C. P. Millett A. S. Hardy Cha May Aboha Hanta

Christmas Greeting From Sparks and Static Editor

Howdy folks wish a very merry Christmas and a hopeful new year. The editor jokes that those who claim the world is flat should check his pocket book at Christmastime.

Maud Muffins Urges Prompt Christmas Gift Purchases

Maud Muffins shares a holiday shopper tip urging readers not to delay buying gifts. She warns that popular items may sell out by tomorrow, emphasizing urgency for timely selections.

Why Santa Wears Red Pants Says Sidney Boy

A Sidney boy asks why Santa Claus wears red pants with his suit. The girl friend doesn’t know, and he quips that red pants match his coat.

Santa Claus Sidney G. I

Our Hall Of Fame And Odd Fellows News

In town lore Don Hose is the sole reader of his full insurance policy and is described by doctors as normal apart from that quirk. A Woolworths clerk mistook Baton Rouge for a cosmetic product. A Gurley grocer worker recently joined the Odd Fellows and refused to sell a man a dozen Mason fruit jars.

Don Hose Gurley The Odd Fellows

Batteries and Auto Electrical Parts For Sale

Local seller advertises availability of batteries and auto electrical parts any time. No specific brand or location provided.

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Guy V. Doran Tenth Avenue Nebraska Cheyenne County Zone One the Lions Club Center News Fox Theater Soon Joe Kretz MAUD Woolworth’s Baton Rouge Kretz Radio & Ignition Co Harper’s Harper Furniture Store
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