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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
14
Local residents report visits and travels across Crook Sidney Alliance and surrounding farms. Pete Brossard and Gus Sutter hosted guests. Will Hecker and Bernard Weaver traveled for work. families gathered for meals and social events. dances, sales and auto work noted as Otter Creek area keeps active social and economic life.
W P Wilson returned from Wisconsin to attend to business in this part of the country. Mr and Mrs J W Eckert spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs B W Deckert. Mr and Mrs G H Worth and John Davison spent Monday at B W Eckert s. Mrs J D Conover returned from Cedar Rapids Iowa where she was called to her aunt s funeral bringing her little ten months old cousin home with her to make her future home. Mr and Mrs B W Eckert and family, Mr and Mrs BE L Weed and family, Mr and Mrs Frank White and family, Mr and Mrs Clyde Click, Mr and Mrs G H Worth and John Davison spent Tuesday evening at the RH Miller home reminding Mike that he had passed another mile stone. Mr and Mrs RH Miller spent Sunday with the Cecil James family. Mesdames J M Kreader A Dirks Teo Corcoran and G H Worth lunched with Mrs J C Kreader Wednesday afternoon. The FE I Weed and Clyde Click families returned Friday from North Bend Nebr where they had been visiting the past five weeks. Mr and Mrs J C Guill Mr and Mrs John Rathbun Mr and Mrs L EB Gineanu Mr and Mrs W Forsborn and Misses Anderson and Fullerton spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs HB E Osborn, Dorcas Ladies Aid met with Mrs Guill Wednesday. Rev and Mrs Moore of Gurney took dinner Thursday with Mrs J C Guill, Mrs Ernest Meyers spent Saturday with Mrs John Rathbun. Mrs Iverson and Mrs Win Schuler spent a few days at the Morrow home. Harold Bovee Maynard Mayer John Weigand Glen Zorn and Meanie Kreader spent Sunday at Greenwood. Miss Brel Mayer spent the week end with Miss Hageme later in Potter.
Miss Rose McNulty returns from Sidney after weeks with Mrs. Katherine Ward. Numerous locals share dinners and visits at Kreader, Weed, Eckert, Mayer, and Ruhter homes. A large Mayer-Wallack-Overman sale drew a big crowd. An eleven pound girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mann Thursday. Community events include club meetings, silverware demonstrations, and chautauqua attendance.
Maple Grove notes record A G Weaver calling at Ed Miles forenoon and Mrs F A Johnson visiting Mrs W T Sharman Monday afternoon. Ed Miles and George Siders called at Henry Kragel Tuesday forenoon. Neighbors helped celebrate Chris Junker's birthday Tuesday evening with many attendees.
A new beach game called harpooning sharks gains traction at leading summer resorts after being showcased in a Cecil B. DeMille film Feet of Clay filmed at Catalina Island. Players, dressed in bathing suits, use a padded shark imitation with harpoons and circular scoring rings to compete.
Harpoon chase on forty mile per hour speedboats frames the film Feet of Clay adapted from Margaretta Tuttles novel. Cast includes Rod La Rocque Vera Reynolds Nicardo Cortez Julia Faye Theodore Kosloff and Robert Edeson at the U S A theatre.
At a farm bureau meeting held last Saturday, Valley farmers debated a cooperative cheese factory. Attendees noted successful plants usually have 500 cows within four miles and planned to count nearby cows around Kimball. The Minatare co operative factory pays customers every six weeks, not three months, based on average prices.
Terfat stands around 67 cents per pound for now as deliveries must occur each morning. The dairy advocates highlight higher product prices, a more adaptable industry for the irrigated Lodge Pole valley, and no separating. Critics cite skim milk for home stock, higher delivery costs, and financing expenses. the greatest gains are for farmers within five miles of the proposed site, while longer hauls raise transport costs.
A historical note describes the Netherlands as a sea before the Rhine formed, with a rocky coast sheltered by German aid and now exposing the Tuetoburger Wald hills as the land receded. The piece reflects on ancient geography and shifting boundaries.
Tides arise from the gravitational pull of the sun and moon on ocean waters. The moon, being closer, serves as the principal driver of tide formation, while the sun's gravity also influences the effect.
The Friday February 6 game at 7:15 p.m. features Alliance versus Sidney in the 8 H. 8. gym. Both teams aim to improve standings in the conference race.
A. S. Hardy advertises percent perfect pneumatic tires for trucks. The short notice claims high quality at a cheap price.
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