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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
4
A dense grid of cross clues intertwines vertical and horizontal prompts across modern inventions, verbs, time periods, prefixes, animals, rivers, fabrics, and celebrated phrases. The note hints at an upcoming solution in the next issue, with references to famous characters and multilanguage terms.
Mrs. John Siedel and Frank Kurz family visits frame a busy social week in Sidney. Dance attendees at the academy include Hockerson Kurz Mohatt Hemmer Lacey and Mohatt siblings while outings feature parties at Ben Hilpert and Kurz homes. The Mohatt and Hemmer families shuck corn with multiple wagons, a student sprain, and a 25th anniversary dinner for Wm Borcher with Rev Braunschwig address.
Pleasant View residents Mrs Wm Borcher and daughters Ruth and Verona visited John Borcher and family Monday afternoon. Walter Wittrock helped with butchering at the Borcher home Monday evening. C G Gemeinhardt called at Frank Mueller’s home Tuesday after Walter and Verona Botcher visited W D Matthiassen’s home Wednesday afternoon. Arthur G Schubarth Frank Mueller and Ben Bupert helped with butchering at the Schuberth home Tuesday. Quite a member of the neighbors.
J. J. Kinney, recently taken to San Francisco for climate relief, was brought home to Sterling last week in critical condition. He was later moved to Denver for sanitarium care, where he received the best medical aid. He remains seriously ill with slim chances of recovery.
Sheriff Davis filed a claim with State Auditor Marsh for 514.50 on behalf of Morrill County for board of prisoners at the county jail after sentence to the penitentiary or reformatory. The statute allows refunds to counties for such expenses, so payment is anticipated.
Tom Palmer of Brady Island Nebraska was seriously injured Saturday afternoon near the Union Pacific station in Bushnell when an emigrant car on the track was struck by a freight train making a flying switch. He suffered a fractured skull after his head struck a small engine, was treated at Miller hospital Kimball, and is recovering rapidly.
An auction note describes a 36 ton truck with puceatic tires in poor feet condition and being offered cheaply by A. 8. Hardy.
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