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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1925

Page

8

Christmas Charity Uplifts Struggling Kansas Family

Describes Mrs. Tash and her five children living in Armourdale with severe poverty. Neighbors and volunteers flood the home with clothing, food, and toys, while other families in need receive aid. The scene shifts to the community’s Christmas relief efforts and local charity, including workers and attendees delivering meals and goods to multiple households.

Maggie Maggies Harry Herbert Mrs. Tash Meg Clair Bruce Kansas City Kan St. Paul St. Armourdale Mrs. Cogewell Mount Washington

County Officers Convention Meets in Omaha Hall

The 31st Annual Convention of county officers including commissioners supervisors highway clerks and registers of deeds convened at the Hotel Castle in Omaha Nebraska on December 5 1925. Attendees from Cheyenne county included Wr Goding Bert Allington J W Billeter and Henry Pavlat. The sessions opened at 1 30 pm with a joint meeting of clerks and commissioners.

S. I. Cochran Department of Public Works T. E. Williams Cochran Lincoln State Department Board of County Commissioners Adam McMullen Nebraska John M. Matten Omaha Golden West Henry Pavlat Cheyenne County Hotel Castle Wr. Goding Bert Allington J. W. Billeter

Blizzard Blocks Roads and School Runs Across Spring Canyon

A severe blizzard over Sunday and Monday closed roads in Spring Canyon. Local activity slowed as trucks halted. Newt Moore, Roy Binney, Le Roy Crable, Milo T Moore, and John McKelvey were mentioned traveling to Crook or town, with mixed opinions on the trips.

John Scott Crook Dan Beebe Adolph Macik J. FP. McKelvey W. A. McKelvey Harriet Jones Milo T. Moore Frances Gus Sutter Bernard Weaver Adolph “Mackaml U. P Monlay Newt Moore Roy Binney Leroy Crable John McKelvey John

Increased Orthodox Limit Spotted in De Farrell Proof

A correspondent notes a message in De Farrell by Arthur Quiller-Couch remarking on old age. The quotation praises the calm of someone past sixty years and ten, and questions the Culmeys or the quietness of people at the age of one hundred thirty, per the Boston Transcript.

de Farrell Arhur Quiller Boston Transcript

Test of social elect to go to the right people

Fragmentary line from The Smart Set notes a social test by Youngs quoted in the Vindicator, with emphasis on selecting proper social circles and the right people. The unreadable snippet hints at a critique of social selection in civic life.

Youngs Nwn

Pole Preservation In Bell System Poles And Crossarms

Preservation treatment of telephone poles and crossarms extends life and saves an estimated 25000 dollars in service costs for Bell system poles and crossarms now in use.

Bell System

The Weak Point in Cars: Nut Behind Steering Wheel

Linville Alabama Headlight notes the steering wheel nut as a leading cause of accidents. The remark labels a simple mechanical fault as a major safety risk, urging attention to wheel mounting and maintenance.

Linville Ala

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Seattle Mia Kansan Avenue Thomas Moore Foosteye Charles Brecht Sterling P. R. Bell Mrs. C. M. Morten County Officers Convention Spring Canyon Sidney Nebraska Delivery Service Tom O'Connell
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