Local and Personal News Mentions in Sidney
A parade of names and visits across Dalton Gurley Lodgepole and Sidney with many residents traveling shopping visiting relatives and attending events. Notables include Ed Meier born December 22 to Mr and Mrs Chris Hensen and references to County Commissioner Robert Emanuelson and teacher Miss Grace McFadden among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Hensen
Robert Emanuelson
Lodgepole
Tuesaday
Mr. Emanuelson
Wooldridge Family Returns From Denver Eyes Treatment
F D Wooldridge and his wife with their son Jack and Mrs Wooldridge's sister Miss Mabel Dinsdale returned home for the weekend. Wooldridge is reported improving steadily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Wooldridge
Denver
Jack
Wooldridge Dinner Party Guests From Kimball and Douglas
A dinner party at the F. M. Wooldridge home included the families of F. M. and F. D. Wooldridge, Mr. Roy Lee of Kimball and Miss Florence Clark of Douglas, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Wooldridge
F. M. and
F. D. Wooldridge
Roy Lee
Kimball
Florence Clark
Douglas
Wyoming
Coleman and Duncan Tie Knot in Bridgeport
Wedding rites bound Leo J. Coleman and Miss Marie P. Duncan of Bridgeport in a Wednesday evening ceremony at the Methodist parsonage. The service was officiated by Rev. T. Porter Bennett, uniting the couple in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ives
Bridgeport
Cornelia Willis
Robert Willis
Leo J. Coleman
Marie P. Duncan
Methodist
T. Porter Bennett
Home Laundering Tips to Set Dyes in Colored Fabrics
Agricultural notes from Cheyenne Co summarize USDA Farmers Bulletin 1099 on dye setting. Use salt in wash water, about a cup per two gallons, leave overnight if possible, rinse with lukewarm neutral soap solution, and avoid rubbing. For colors at risk, wash quickly, wring dry, and dry in shade. Iron on the wrong side to protect color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers
United States Department of Agriculture
Cleaning Refrigerators Weekly Says USDA Experts
USDA household specialists advise weekly refrigerator cleaning. Remove ice and food, wash racks, clean drainpipe and pan, scrub interior with hot soapy water, dry thoroughly, and inspect for spoiled food. Even ice less models require regular cleaning and odor prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
How to Remove Tarnish From Copper Brass Bronze
Tarnish on copper brass and bronze is copper carbonate. Tarnish can be removed by friction or dissolved in weak acids. Rottenstone mixed with oil forms a creamy cleaner, then polish with a soft cloth. Final rubbing with dry rotten stone or whiting brightens luster. Oxalic acid buttermilk or warmed vinegar dissolve tarnish quickly.
Household specialists advise on removing cleaning agents from metal
U S Department of Agriculture experts warn that any residue from cleaning agents will cause rapid tarnish. They recommend washing the metal with water, drying thoroughly, and rubbing with dry whiting which absorbs moisture and polishes by friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S Department of Agriculture
Kitchen Sanitation and Food Handling Precautions
Guidance on preparing meat by removing the skin and hair contact, washing dried fruits to avoid contagion, washing citrus skins and using a brush and soap, and washing shelled nuts before use to reduce dirt and flies. Emphasizes cleanliness in home food prep and storage.
Economy on the Farm Means Properly Sheltered Machinery
Farmers debate true economy in adopting new labor saving devices. Proper housing and upkeep of tools reduce rust and spring delays, while exposed gear wastes time and money. A well organized machine shed signals thrift, economy, and efficiency on the modern farm per World World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Farm
Cooperation Entails Loyalty in Cooperative Enterprise
A cooperative enterprise rests on member loyalty and interest in the organization. Lack of interest and loyalty has caused the downfall of many cooperatives. Organizations born from genuine member intent are less prone to betrayals than those founded on misconceptions and prejudice.
Clara Hammon to Enter Not Guilty Plea in Ardmore Murder
Ardmore Okla Dec 25 Mrs Clara Smith Hammon will plead not guilty to murder charged in the death of Republican national committeeman Jake L Hanon. Attorney J H Mathers said she did not flee justice and learned of Hamon’s death only after reaching El Paso. She arrived to answer the charge and spoke in an extended interview about religion, Mexico, and plans to atone to her family, with no current plans for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
Okla
Clara Smith Hammon
Jalie L. Hannon
Republican National
J. H. Mathers
of Mathers & Coakley
Hamon
Clara Smith Hawmon
el Paso
Mr. Hamon
Clara Smith Hannon
Jake L. Hanon
Hamnon
Chihuahua City
Mexico
Spain a model for trade says American commissioner
Washington December 25. Trade Commissioner Arthur Young reports Spain shows a wartime balance of trade of 772 million dollars and can pay cash for American goods. Spain's neutral status allowed export to warring nations, with cash inflows while imports were curtailed. Spain extended a 50 million dollar credit to the United States and retained the wartime trade balance post armistice. Cost of living rose slowly with little currency inflation, while public finances worsened despite private gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spain
Department of Commerce
Arthur Young
Young
United States
Bank in Ceresco closes. cashier arrested for forgery
The State bank of Ceresco in Saunders county was closed by the state banking board. Its capital stock is 10,000 dollars and deposits and loans each total 290,000 dollars. In Lincoln, Charles M. Malxner was arrested on a forgery charge as the board said forgeries could run to 15,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
State Bank of Ceresco
Saunders County
State Banking Board
Charles M. Malxner
Lincoln
Hart
Inside In Formation Marriages Made in Heaven Questioned
Fragmentary ad style notice mentions belief in marriages being made in heaven and promotes electric shop products. Includes odd product names and a dentist's name with unclear addresses and garbled text. Reads like a confused classified fragment from a vintage newspaper page.
Earthquake Felt Across Tennessee Towns
An earthquake of considerable violence was felt in Rockwood Tennessee and nearby towns including Spring City with a rumble like thunder heard across the region on December 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood
Tenn
Spring City
Frisco gangster convicted in San Francisco court
Edward Kruvosky, San Francisco purgilist, part of a five man group tried for attacking young women, was found guilty in the superior court. Like codefendant Edmond Murphy, convicted last Monday, Kruvosky faces an indeterminate prison term of from one to fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Edward Kruvosky
Edmond Murphy
Kruvosky
Hold Up In New York Hotel Ends Lull In Crime Wave
New York December 25. After a two day lull in major outlawry New York saw a hold up fail to occur at the Murray Hill hotel on Park avenue. No arrests or injuries were reported and the incident leaves investigators reviewing clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Murray Hill
Park Avenue
No holiday pardon for Debs in Wilson stance
Washington officials said President Wilson would not grant Christmas pardons and reiterated his determination not to free Eugene V. Debs, who remains jailed in Atlanta on espionage law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Wilson
Eugene V. Debs
Federal
Atlanta
Resolved Outlook for 1921 Business Progress
New Year's resolutions boost optimism for 1921 as Sidney merchants report a strong finish to 1920. Eastern markets show improved demand and railroads plan expanded service. Farmers through the National Farm Bureau prep for future growth while banks remain sound and ready for renewed prosperity. The era calls for confidence and forward motion in business nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
National Farm Bureau
Will Take a Hang-Over Wedding Trip
Dr W F Bassett and wife depart Sunday for western points including Douglas Arizona and Los Angeles. Florence Parks also leaves for California for a long rest, with farewell gatherings held Saturday. Marie McIntosh hosted a card party for Notre Dame students and friends, four tables played 500 with Jean Swatzlander and Nellie Dedrich Davis among top players. Elite offers hats at 3 to 5 dollars and childrens hats at 1.60 to 6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bassett
Western Points
Douglas
Arizona
Los Angeles
Marie’ McIntosh
St. Mary’s
Notre Dame
Mise Jean Swatzlander
Nellie ‘Dedrich Davis
Laramie
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H. E. Gapen
George Henricks
Dalton
R. D. Waterman
Gurley
Ed Meier
South
A. B. Knox of
Margaret Hayes
Elm Creek
Rose Johnston
P. J. Dalton
Catherine Ward
Miss Weatherwax
Miss Quinn
A. H. Kuhlman
A. 8. Ayle
J. Flora
Presbyterian Circle
D Ray Stansbury
Fred Meinicke
Center
Fred Walker
Lorenzo
Bidney
Roads Fair
Peter, Nelson
Potter
8. A. Wallicknd
Marjorie
Walter Davis
Faramir
Wife
Baby
Derrick’s
Earl Hiett
South Divide
Arlo Shepherd
Burwell
Charles Evert
Cecil Walt
North Divide
Maha
Missouri Points
Grace McFadden
Lewis
Campbell Country
Kearney
Doris Bates
Lodge Pole
Helen Wooldridge
Nellie Bates
Mary McIntosh
Uni
Helen Bowman
Pleasant View
Bess Edens
Lawrence
Radcliffe Ranch
Mrs. Eden
Charles Roth
Margaret Edens
Academy
Mack Radcliffe
Broadwater Ranch
Radcliffe
Lt. G. Lowe
Cheyenne Co
Clara
Ardmore, Okla
Girle
Parente
George W. Smith
George Welsinger Smith
Louisville
U. S
Young Saga
Nebraska
Ceresco
Inside Information
Heaven
American Bank
Conklin
Rexali
M. BE. Pettibone
Mele Tosh Bleck
Reem
Tennessee
Frisco Ganster
Pugilist
Gotham
Florence Parks
California
W. P. Miles
L.G. Simon
M. Wooldridge
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