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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1924
Page
9
Sidney sewer project proposed by Commercial club
Thirty four years ago in The Telegraph, a Sidney sewer plan was proposed by the Commercial club. Ss. J. Sedges filed final proof. W. J. Hlurper sold the Sidney telephone exchange to Ned McCue of Omaha. Charles A. Ross and Marguerite Strain wed. L Cyrus Stewart, a former Sidney resident, died in Leroy Kansas. Joseph Morfeld and family moved from Dodge County to Sidney and plan to farm a section five miles out next spring. Mrs. A. Oliverius sought treatment in Omaha. Royal Neighbors officers elected: Anna Wright oracle, Gertrude Worden vice oracle, Anna Hart receiver, Margaret Worden chancellor, Kate Morfeld recorder, Ida Harris marshal, Grace Barlow and Eliza Greentee senioritals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Commercial Club
Ss. J. Sedges
W. J. Hlurper
Ned McCue
Omaha
Charles A. Ross
Marguerite Strain
L Cyrus Stewart
Leroy
Kansas
Joseph Morfeld
Dodge County
A. Oliverius
Anna Wright
Oracle
Gertrude Worden
Anna Hart
Margaret Worden
Kate Morifeld
Ida Harris
Grace Barlow
Eliza Greentee
Sidney News Briefs From 24 Years Ago
Doctor Field and family left Sidney for California. He has been Sidney's most prominent physician since 1881. General Morrow has gone to a lower altitude this winter on account of asthma. The Dunkard church has received two boxes of clothing to be given to needy ones. Groceryman Bettendorf has purchased a building on the north side and will move it to his property in the west part of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field
Sidney
California
General Morrow
Dunkard Church
Bettendorf
Price Completes Final Proof as Bronson Merchant
Fred Price, a merchant from Bronson, completed his final proof. The action signals a step in securing rights or claims related to his business interests in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Price
Bronson Merchant
Sidney Faces Smallpox Amid Town Changes
Fourteen years ago Sidney reports a smallpox case, church closures, and a road show canceled due to the epidemic. Lodge Vale residents seek incorporation with a remonstrance filed. a typhoid death of Chester McClain, 19, and his mother’s death follow. The Dunkard church moves to the Morrow addition. A lighting franchise bid is withdrawn, and local agent transfers occur as fall pasture prospects look strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Lodge Vale
Methodist
Chester McClain
B. W. McClain
Dunkard
Morrow
Denver Company
M. A. Shipman
Burlington
Mitchell
John MclIntosh
Pleasant Valley Neighbors Report A Busy Week
Pleasant Valley residentsActivity includes George Rogers calling at George Fisher Monday morning and Harold Hecker starting school after a broken limb. Ed Rogers and Robert Prange motored to Sterling on business. Several visits occur across Burriss John Portz T W Simpson John Brachtenbach and Sid ney with midweek calls and family help including Jelinek family travel to see Mrs Jelinek's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rogers
George Fisher
Harold Hecker
Robert Prange
Ed Rogers
Sterling
Earl Hecker
Burriss
Roving Families Report Weekend Trips Across Nearby Towns
Rogue Earl Hecker and family and Miss Farrell motored to Sterling Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ed Rogers and Opal spent Friday evening at Truman Louderback s. Earl Hecker was in Crook Friday. Robert and Frederick Pronger and Orval Rogers called at Ayahn s near Crook Sunday. Henry Laker was a Sidney shopper Saturday. The Louderbacks went to Crook Sunday. Ed Ora George and Orval Rogers and Frederick Pronger motored to Peetz Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hecker
Miss Farrell
Sterling
Ed Rogers
Opal
Truman Louderback’s
Crook
Robert
Frederick Pronger
Orval Rogers
Ayahn’s
Henry Laker
Sidney
Truman Louderback
Ora
George
Peetz
Local Notes From Sidney Area Personal Visits and Travel
North Sidney residents George Rippe and Jim Sparks called at Tom Barnes Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Clyde Kinton and Mrs. Homer Haskins attended the W M B club at the MacManus home Thursday. The Ray Frame family enjoys a new radio. Herman Blanke left for his future home at Ohiowa Friday morning. Donald Spiker is home on a visit. Andrew Nelson family called at the Ray Frame home Sunday evening and enjoyed the radio program. Genuine leather bill folds offered from $1.00 to $6.50 at The Gift Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rippe
Jim Sparks
Tom Barnes
Clyde Kinton
Homer Haskins
MacManus
Paui Sparks
Ray Frame
Herman Blanke
Ohiowa
Joe Shimka
Blanke
Vy. C. Spiker
Harold Spiker
Donald Spiker
Clydle Kinton
Andrew Nelson
Henry Johnson
Sidney
Bert Walker
Ewert
Leete Bailey
Ciycle Rltimore2
Will Sparks
Harry
Cremer
Wyo
Money to loan on farm land at eight percent
W P Miles offers loans of two thousand sixty or two thousand five hundred dollars on good farm land. Call for details and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Miles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guy V. Doran
Ebr
THE
American Press Association
Telegraph
Pleasant Valley
Ted Hecker
Robert Pronger
John Portz
T. W. Simpson
Roy Simpson
John Brachtenbach
A. B. Jelinek
Mrs. Jelinek
Grandpa Rogers
James Burriss
Carl Hecker
Jelinek
Buck Jones
Romeo
Hope Hampton
Wonderful Show
Sport Reel
Fox News
Morton
the Movies
James Cruze
North
del Monte
Wooldridge’s
Copse
Dodge Brothers
Detroit
M. W. Osborn Motor CO
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