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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1924
Page
9
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Charles Trognitz dies suddenly at 25. Cheyenne county farmers receive 3000 bushels of corn at 16 cents, hauled free by Union Pacific. Lodges Pole hosts large crowd amid Baptist church plans for Sidney Court House square. Sidney Milling opens Rose street store to support grocers. Dr. Shelton and Mrs. Shelton depart for Alabama. Blizzard hits Sidney. Colonel Poland to return from leave.
The Telegraph issue recalls a St Valentine party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Callahan at their new Morrow addition home. Other items note a small fire at the M A Daugherty residence, a frozen burst water pipe at the U P hotel, and local civic movements. Grace Hart became bookkeeper at McMullen grocery. a night watchman was hired for J & Trinnier. Harry Bartling lies wounded. Jimmy MecLernon to Charney Military Academy. and officials plan moves of the treasurer's office.
A wind storm struck Sidney Monday night causing damage to a large barn built by Mr. Eby north of the Osborn ranch. The council granted Sidney Electric Service a ten year franchise extension. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Campbell. Mary Aldrich and T. J. Trexier wed February 15. Herman L Bokstadter received two stone crushers for construction work. Eva Kline recovering in Omaha from a typhoid fever attack. Stev and Mrs N J Grose and Miss Maggie Kelly were initiated in the Degree of Honor. The temperature Monday reached 70 degrees.
Hardy Motor Co offers a Ford sedan in prime condition. The ad highlights reliable performance and a clean, well kept vehicle ideal for buyers seeking quality and value. Contact details are listed with price and viewing options.
Mrs. Frank Chrstensen sprained her ankle Tuesday February 12. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs William Wolf of Yeetz on Saturday February 16. Mrs John Engel near Sidney ten miles northwest on Monday February 18. Francis J Herbert returns home after district managing Mutual Life NY reporting five county roads in excellent condition. Mrs Chester E Buckles spent Wednesday at Junker home and attended a club with Mrs Clyde Wallace. Mrs E B Worden and daughter Elizabeth visited Omaha Saturday with Wordens’ parents. A modest sum from the Sidney Voluntary Firemen’s Ball at Hardy’s hall last Thursday night, 261 tickets sold, more than 300 attended with Cornbill’s Merrymakers. The stolen clarinet for the Sidney Juvenile band found in City Hall basement. returned to Lawrence Reisdorff. Mr E A Jensen to Barker’s Clothes Shop Monday February 25 and Tuesday 26 representing American Art Custom Tailors showing woolens.
Sidney Lodge No 91 I O O F conferred the initiatory degree on two candidates Monday night. Mr and Mrs Jack Poole greet a fine daughter born Tuesday morning February 19. Mrs Nellie Puthoff and daughter Jeanette left for Casper Wyoming to engage in the cer setierre business. A fire severely damaged M J Sullivan’s home interior Tuesday morning caused by a defective flue. fire department quickly extinguished it. Yassenstab orchestra reorganized as Bob Breakey’s Serenaders with Dorothy Hart piano D Iassenstab Ross Larker D 10 Russell Bob Breakey Leo Barthalomew.
Mrs Charles Semerad received a severe shock and possible injuries when the Ford sedan she was driving home from Gurley turned over a half mile this side of Gurley. The top of the car was torn off and she is under a physician's care.
Four Sidney volunteer firefighters have been made honorary members after completing five years of service. Retirees are Soren Witness, Thomas Spicknell, Gene Davis, and C. J. Hellwig. Davis joined in 1913 and Hellwig in 1911.
Dr Light's band performs before the picture at 7 45 PM introducing Norma Talmadge's Ashes of Vengeance with a 20 minute concert. The band soloist will sing the ballad and new numbers are a surprise.
A committee including E L Up eee 1 BE Grabill A K Greenlee J Poole M W Osborn and G W gan met at the county agent's office Monday morning to outline a corn contest. Willey described the plan which the donors approved. Rules will be published next week. The Union Pacific Shop Employes association of Sidney held an oyster feed at Odd Fellows hall Saturday night with foreman Jake Mahr H Schroeder Muller G D Cooper and supply-store staff as guests. Clarence Davis George Thirlwall Earl Lea better aided by kitchen police served the meal which left little for the cooks and made dishwashing easy.
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