Local and Personal News Mentions
O Burgess of the Ross P Curtice Piano company branch was in Peetz Colorado handling business. Miss Tilla Hansen returned home from the city schools due to her mother illness. J P Peterson of Gurley visited Sidney to transact business and see friends. P W Barker left for Bayard to supervise clothing store business for several days. W P Miles in Alliance for Knights of Columbus initiation and program talk. Goldyn Doran shows progress toward recovery and hopes to be up soon. Deputy U S Marshal Wright of Chadron in Sidney on important matters. called on Land Commissioner Joseph Oberfelder. O P Ellis takes over the Hub Implement Co. in Sidney moving his family. Earl M Cline of Nebraska City, state American Legion commander, in Sidney on business. former principal of Bidney High. David Fine returned from Denver after appendectomy, feeling better. niece Myrtle Fishman also recovering. Bernice Kelley operated on in Denver for appendicitis and recovering. Mrs L A Bartholomew stays with her until return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Wright of
Chadron
Sidney
U. S. Land
Joseph Oberfelder
Earl M. Cline
Nebraska City
American Legion
Cline
Bidney High School
Bernice Kelley
St. Joseph Hospital
Denver
L. A. Bartholomew
Bowman advertises gravel lease near Bidney farm
Notice states MD MS Bowman has leased the gravel pit on the Kucera farm located about one half mile east of Bidney and invites anyone needing sand or gravel to contact him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kucera Farm
Bidney
Bowman
Eleven Indicted in Army Theft Ring at South Brooklyn
Eleven men were indicted by a federal jury in Brooklyn for stealing military goods valued at $200,000 from the army supply base in South Brooklyn on February 8. Nine were base employees. A shipping clerk was offered 30,000 to stay silent but alerted authorities. Stolen goods traced to a Harlem storage warehouse and several truckloads of clothing were shipped to Camp Merritt, New Jersey, on forged requisitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
South
Harlem
Camp Merritt
New Jersey
International Mine Workers to hold Geneva congress
The executive committee of the International Mine Workers met in Brussels under Robert Smillie to set an international congress in Geneva on August 2. British committeemen held mandates for American miners. It was stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
The
Hague
International Mine Workers
Brussels
Robert Smillie
Great Britain
How the Mint Buys Gold
The mint purchases gold in any form when its value equals fifty dollars or more, based on weight and purity rather than face value. In practice it buys the gold and pays the full coinage value, saving time by not immediately coinageing it.
Seey Meredith Views on High Living Costs and Agriculture
See’y Meredith argues inflation links to agriculture and distribution. He urges productive employment for idle workers and urges reforms to speed and reduce costs in farm product distribution through better terminals and transport, calling for broad sympathy across all sectors to support farmers and laborers alike.
Doll loving Jennie Dresses Kitten in Dolls Clothes
A child named Jennie enjoys dressing a kitten in doll clothes and carrying it around. She explains the kitten is alive and they share sympathy, illustrating a tender, imaginative scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Doorway repurposed as bookshelf with locked door back
An unused doorway serves as an effective bookcase. The door is locked and acts as the back panel. Shelves fit across the entire doorway or just the lower half for flexible storage.
Lorenzo Area Happenings and Local Business Updates
Mrs M E Robertson returned from Kilgore Nebraska while H E K Jacobson bought a Buick touring car. Wm Gorman visited his brother Clyde in Kimball county. Gurley and Potter youths visited Bert Smith family. Farmers Union received a carload of corn. Grain Belt Co installed pump engines. Lorenzo Lumber Co received a carload of shingles. K B Oil Co placing oil tanks on cement. F E Meier writes from Excelsior Springs Missouri of rapid improvement and eagerness to return to Lorenzo, a town on the map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Robertson
Kilgore
K. B. Oil Co
FE. J. Meier
Excelsior Springs
Lorenuzo
Sidney and Scottsbluff visitors join local Friday gathering
R. H. Dunlavy and family of Sidney and M. L. Schrack of Scottsbluff spent Sunday with F. E. Britton and family. Sidney visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meier and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bolton. The Press Committee met with Mrs. Ed Meier Monday night with many local couples attending. The committee meets next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Dunlavy
Sidney
M. L. Schrack
Scottsbluff
F. E. Britton
Frank Meier
J. D. Bolton
Ed Meier
BE. M. Anderson
M. E. Robertson
Bert Smith
J. B. Smith
E. Thorne
Beginning Another Chapter
A woman deeply fond of pets could not endure the loss of her 10-year-old cat. Soon after her death, she acquired a young kitten to fill the gap, prompting a neighbor to tell his mother the woman was starting another cat.
Also Mentioned on This Page
O. Burgess
Ross P. Curtice Piano Company
Peetz
Colo
Tilla Hansen
J. P. Peterson
Gurley
P. W. Barker
Bayard
Bayard Clothing Store
W. P. Miles
Alliance
Knights of Columbus
Goldyn Doran
O. P. Ellis
Cheyenne Lumber Co
Hub Implement Co
David Fine
Myrtle Fishman
Eno
Bassett’s Pharmacy
Sidney, Neb
Willard
Neersrenag
Jain
Sidney Battery Service
K. W
Call World
Meredith
Mlls
America
Symphony Lawn
Lord Baltimore
Delmonica
Liggett, Cosner and Johnson Box
Thayer’s
Rexall Drug Store
Lorenzo
Farmers’ Union Cooperative ‘Association
Hurtsman
Nebr
Yan
Mart Terry
Mina Taylors
Mina Taylor
Sidney Mercantile Company
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