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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1927
Page
3
Local notes report visits by Gurley residents and visitors from Colorado and Denver. Births include a girl to Mr. and Mrs. W. McAvoy and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jeudes. Community events cover dances, plays, church activities, a firemen convention trip, and a high school Evangeline performance.
Spring Canyon M. Moore J F Kelvey and John McKelvey autoed to Sterling Monday. Community members shopped in Crook shopped, visited, and attended meetings. A list of social visits, church events, snowstorm impacts, and a note on the Coptic language’s decline from ancient Egyptian to Arabic closes the week.
Local items record visits and gatherings among Zulke Engel Beyer and related families. A newborn girl born January 24 is noted. Quarantine for the Overman family due to smallpox is mentioned along with hospital and travel news. Detailing residents’ activities, commerce, and a note on Eskimo demand for motorboats. A brief Egypt note about ancient civil service and libraries closes.
John Rogers led a Sunol calling party while others attended the Green farm sale near Gurley. George Barlow visited the county seat. Adolph Seda treated for flu. numerous Sunol visits and shopping trips noted. Sid ney academy basketball teams lost. ice houses filled, and Ford coupe sold.
Mr Atkins a Ford salesman from Kimball visited Potter on Monday. Mrs E H Biggs and family departed for Wheatfield Indiana for a Biggs reunion with Bernard McDonald staying in Illinois. Junior class and Miss Guy attended a Sidney picture show. Fred Wickhorst family visited Peetz Colorado with the Enevoldsens. John Blair visited from Bayard. R A Babcock was in Kimball on business. Mrs John Witt shopped in Sterling. Epworth Institute youths from Potter spent weekend in Sidney. Pete and Niels Jensen of Boelus tended to business at the Miller home. Lawrence Schwartz head of the fire department attended the State Firemen’s convention at Columbus. Leo Osborn of Sidney was a business caller here. Jesse Tompkins vacationed in Omaha. C A Larsen visited Omaha for dental work. Mrs G L Rogers returned from Denver. Fred Reetz and son attended the Denver Stock Show. Potter cagers beat Lodge Pole Thursday evening. Mrs N J Wilson has been ill with grippe.
A historical note states that the Tartar alphabet comprises 200 letters. This concise claim focuses on the script's inventoried character count and does not delve into orthography details or usage.
Two men giving names Burke and Hammond from Denver were captured near the Nebraska state line by Weld County deputy sheriffs after fleeing Briggsdale where they robbed Oliver Sweet and his company. They were detained while their car was being repaired south of Kimball and nearly all loot from the Briggsdale store was recovered.
D M Frederick of Kirksville Missouri says he ate a ham 125 years old. The ham was discovered in a chimney of an old English house and has shrunk roughly six percent in size.
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