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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1923
Page
15
Olga Darkoffsky weighs Helen Bevan's singing future after meeting the shy girl. Olga doubts the talent but ponders her own past and choices, including love with Marcus and the lure of New York stardom. Helen asks for a chance even as the producer dismisses her as a second class drawing-room voice.
An eminent producer questions a competent motion picture press agent candidate. The confident young man parries with a wry remark about not stopping once he starts, then asserts his potential to manage cost work for films and asks for his salary.
Ed and Gus Sanders from Trognitz precinct drove to the county seat early in the week. William Hagemeister of Potter visited Sidney early in the year. Mrs Esther Booth and daughter Esther traveled from Sundl Saturday. Mrs Lewis Schulenburg returned home after visiting relatives and friends. W A Reinmuth and W A Reinmuth represented Dalton here on Tuesday. The George Hinrichs family of east of Dalton motored into town. Miss Laura Johnston of Alliance arrived Tuesday and stayed with the Oldershaw sisters, visiting friends. Dr B Smith, Security Co of Triincoln, is spending the week here with his company. School starts Monday and the kids are excited. Dr R F Roche returned from Dubuque, Iowa, after visiting Mrs Roche’s relatives. she will return after a longer visit. Mrs D C Hibbard suffered a broken arm near Bronson on the day before Christmas after a wagon accident. Frank X Rihn was in Sidney on his way home from the east, having been away six weeks. Miss Della Kirkman and Miss Ora of Blackfoot Idaho passed through Sidney, summoned by Mrs George Ammon’s illness. Mr and Mrs Ralph Price returned from a visit to Red Oak, Iowa, driving via Hebron. Prices reflect winter sale items. Special hats at The Elite Millinery. New goods arriving at Marcotte’s Jewelry Store.
The Sidney Chamber of Commerce resumes its luncheons at the Union Pacific Hotel. Members praise Mr and Mrs Peer for their service. ArcIntosh commends Union Pacific for payrolls boosting local commerce. A Sidney rip track will remain, per Union Pacific Superintendent Jeffers, signaling increased railroad activity. The new year opens with renewed purpose after a year of activity.
Official bank statement sworn January 4 1923 by cashier Marius Christensen showing assets including loans and discounts 205570 dollars overdrafts real estate cash items gold and silver bonds and cash totals 304420. Funds include capital stock 25000 surplus 1000 profits and deposits 198927 with time certs 113930.8 and deeds of guaranty 14.97. Notary Phyllis C. Corrett verifies accuracy of report to Nebraska State Bureau of Banking.
Mr G W Raasch installs a beautiful Edison Chippendale Diamond Disc Phonograph in his barber shop for customer use. He aims to be up to date in service and offers music during tonsorial work, pleasing children and music lovers and adding refinement to his business.
In the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska Carl Thiemann executor of Claus Edens deceased seeks leave to sell real estate per an order by Judge J L Yewell dated October 16 1922. The sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash will be at the front door of Sidney Court House January 30 1923 at 10 a m the northwest quarter of section 21 township 16 range 50. The sale open one hour. Dated January 4 1923.
Warren and Hodgkin attorneys announce a hearing in Cheyenne County Court at Sidney on January 2, 1923 at 2 p.m. The petition of Mary I Boling seeks probate of a will and letters testamentary for Augustus J Boling deceased. Dated January 4, 1923 by County Judge C P Chambers.
We extend our thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and help during the loss of our wife and mother, and for the floral offerings. Signed by Mr. C. A. Bancroft, Mr. A. L. Bancroft, Mrs. W. Scott, Mrs. H. W. Krewer, Mr. F. E. W. Roberts.
Police officers warn that dogs without license or tags must be cared for at once or they will be destroyed. The notice stresses immediate action to prevent loss of animals.
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