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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1924
Page
12
J. O. Lobb offers a 1919 model Ford touring car in good shape with harness wagon and farm machinery. Car just out of shop, freshly painted. Location: % mile north Center school, 7 miles southwest of Dalton.
VT A Wendtland returned Tuesday from a three weeks trip to Wisconsin. Mr and Mrs F G Griffith returned home Tuesday from Los Angeles where they spent a two months vacation. The Sidney Juvenile band paraded the streets Wednesday advertising the Sidney and Chappell basketball game. Lloyd F Gronason and Sibbina Edwards of Dalton applied for a license to marry at the county judge's office this week. The T N club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Robert Barlow. sewing and socializing, refreshments served. Oren Malley went to Denver Tuesday night for stomach trouble after ptomaine poisoning two months ago. Liberty State bank annual meeting held. no changes in directors or officials. F N Slangun re elected president, C O Hade vice president, Marius Christensen cashier, Lena Jessen assistant cashier, Nels Thorstensen Potter, H A Flecht Dalton and Fritz Brauer Sidney directors.
WANTED TO BUY Hides furs wool pelts serap iron and metals High est prices paid Western Hide Fur Metal Co Sidney Nebr phone 410 F B Tobin in Omaha two weeks for leg treatment doing nicely unlikely operation may stay three weeks more for treatment All the families under diphtheria quarantine released no new cases epidemic mild F Roche reports Henry Bolt and F J Damm families still quarantined for scarlet fever
Mrs Pettibone was hostess at three social gatherings this week. Monday seven o'clock dinner for married couples followed by bridge with four tables. high score Mrs Phelps, second prize Dr Witham. Wednesday one o'clock luncheon with bridge. first prize Mrs Kepler, second Mrs Barger. Friday one o'clock luncheon completed the week.
Joseph Bettendorf of Mitchell visits Sidney as his 82 year old father remains ill. A fine seven pound girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Herrod of Columbus. Sidney Building & Loan declares a 3 percent semi annual dividend, following last July’s 4 percent. Mrs. Huff reports her husband improving after an Omaha hospital operation. Sidney High School to stage Brother Ellis a three act comedy March 13 at U. S. A. theatre. Correspondence from San Diego notes relatives in business and health. Sidney Juvenile band concert thrills a packed U. S. A. theatre. First Mah Jongg party hosts by Mrs. Tewell and Mrs. Weaner. Eva Miles wins. Anna Hamer birthday party at Miss Kiewitt’s home. Anna showered with gifts. Dr. Ackers disputes an alleged birthday party rumor implying a false surprise.
To those kind friends who in word and deed assisted us in the sickness and death of our dear boy we extend heartfelt gratitude. Special thanks to the good doctor who did all in his power to save our son and brother. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rippe and children.
The County Board met in special session in Sidney Nebraska on January 2 1924 with L R Barlow as chair and members A D Rose Wm M Goding RB W P Kepler J W Billeter Oakley Otten present. They authorized purchase of another road maintenance truck and ordered 800 from each district transferred to the county dragging fund. The treasurer’s office was checked and warrants were canceled before adjourning to February 5 1924.
Quote heavy item notes two lines about goodness and reverence by George Eliot and Poston Evening Transcript. It mentions sewing services by Mrs. O E Pearson at 702 W 3rd Ave with the phone 3227.
Sailors use a simple test to judge new fish varieties. A bright silver coin placed in the boiling water with the fish should keep its color if the fish is edible. If the coin darkens, the fish is rejected as unsafe.
A fragment describes the alligate gar known as Clithalepis or Lepleosteus tristacheus across southern U S rivers, Cuba, Mexico, and Central America. It notes the greenish color, potential length up to 20 feet, inedible flesh, and its ability to breathe air and move obliquely, though it cannot feed for long.
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