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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1920

Page

4

Community Socials and Local Visits at Bunker Hill

Bunker Hill residents held a surprise party for Mrs. Klug with cards dancing and midnight refreshments. Local families visited Gurley and Sidney, with many taking part in gatherings at Glen Bales and other homes. Weather included a light snow, followed by fair conditions.

Ernest Hill John Borcher Rohde Brothers Kelley Bales Klug Wm. Meyer Margarite Hoffelt Gurley Henry Rohde Henry Bunker Hill Arthur Borcher John Fred Engel Gurney Frank Beyer Sidney Pete John Engel Loriene Willam Rohde Margarite Helen Kelley Leapore Theimen Walter Happel Glen Bales Chris Rohde Borcher Hosteos

French Reading Flourishes Across South American Nations

Across South America French is widely read with editions of classics in most homes and bookstores stocked with modern French prose and verse in translation and in original form. The piece notes broad literacy and cultural presence of French language and literature in the region.

South America

North Divide News From Friday After Snowfall

A three inch snowfall here Sunday night into Monday brings hoped for wheat moisture and dust control. Local families, travelers to Sidney, and farm moves dominate. Notables include Clarence Ely and wife welcoming a daughter, and various residents visiting Sidney. The Mudd sale proceeded well and a move to Sidney is planned once a purchased house is vacated. Several Andrews families expect to take possession of rented farms by March first. Harold Spiker improves at home, Claus England plans a new bungalow, and J C Shulenberg and wife hosted a dinner with Geo Neiman. Fred Wetzel tours Colorado land interests, while Ray Frame and wife visit Sidney. she recovers from smallpox. Ed Schneulla family attended services. humor ends with a quip about elopement.

Ray Frame T. C. Spiker Sidney Paul Mudd Andrews Harold Spiker Charles Osborn Claus England J. C. Shulenberg Sid Ney Geo. Neiman Fred Wetzel Burlington Colo Jessia Gee Nieman Herman Andre Ed “Schneulla

A Misapprehension About a Leaky Lease

The speaker recalls an agent claiming running water in every room at signing, only to reveal that every water pipe in the place was leaking, exposing a faulty tenancy.

Quarding Hie Stock in Trade in a Droll Exchange

In a witty repartee a Literary Man remarks that other authors exist, prompting a sharp retort about cleverness in the evening. The exchange unfolds with social via- curial humor as guests spar with bon mots. The brief scene highlights literary pretension and salon banter.

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