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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1915

Page

6

Peetz and Sidney News Roundup For New Year

Local reports recount New Year visits to Sidney from ee maps and Van Valkenburg families. Socials at Van's hall featured a large crowd, a prime oyster supper, and a lively after-midnight celebration. Other notes include travels to Hastings and Bridgeport, school activities, home-building plans by P. P. Strahmeyer, a Boulder surprise visit from Mrs. Clark, a recent marriage of A. B. Swatzlander to Annie Carmen, cattle and rabbit hunts, and a Farmers Union meeting set for January 14 at Bunker Hill School House.

Geo Wagner Hastings Neb Adams Sidney Joel Georgie Malick Charles Street Omaha Richie Joel Meyers M. P. Sander Jon J. M. Smith Peetz Bridgeport Morrill Nebraska Ruby Wisge Denver D. S. Coombs Red Cloud Mr. Coombs P. P. Strahmeyer B. Swatzlander Bert Annie Carmen Dr Swatzlander Sydney A Lumpkin Phillips Wyo Frank Beyers Farmers’ Union Bunker Hill

Clara’s Holiday Season Update Reveals Local Bounds

Clara notes safe passage through the holiday period. John Quinn has spent ten days in Denver. Thelma and Geo Selch of Sidney spent the week at Pultz’s.

Clara John Quinn Denver Thelma Geo. Selch Sidney Pultz

Sidney Draw and Local Meetings Report

Mr Portrey hauls corn from Sidney this week and a former meeting is planned at the Hammond ranch. School resumes January 11 after holiday vacation. The Ladies Club met at Mrs C J Portrey’s home. C J Portrey, Ed Letover and W E Chambers visited Sidney on Tuesday.

Ickes social notes from Sidney and Dalton area

Mrs Anton Rudd and children visited Jim Davison and family in Sidney then planned a week with Mrs M M Davison. Local gatherings include dances, New Year dinners, church attendance, and help on a new school house with Eckert and Shinker families. Hog market at Dalton and numerous visits between Ickes, Dalton, and surrounding homes marked the week.

Local Notices From Weyers and Nearby Homes

Monday letters and social visits mark a quiet period in Weyers and nearby communities. Alvin Pramne attended from CLeeRas School as January dith approached. Ed Walsh family hosted New Year dinner with Jos Vous ler’s kin. John Paoppen from Weyers stayed overnight at the 3 Dunne home. George Gibbons called at the Al Morrow residence. Katherine Walsh missed school for Tuesday due to weather threats. Mrs J C Dunne reported ripening fruit and nuts from Long Beach California. Ed Walsh and Mrs McNulty hosted callers. Patmikesky Secznuroskoff visited Jim McNulty’s home, and Rosie Walsh traveled to Herb Foster’s. Three hogs shipped by J C Dunne, two north and one south, reflect farm activity amid snow.

Anton Rudd Sidney Jim Davison M. M. Davisons Wm. Busacker Clara Carrie Ruth Eckert John Davison Loren Dugger Dalton Hie Eckerts Dave Eckert Reddington Lou Bratt Marl Robinson Clara Eckert Prank White Sam Eckert Ian George Shinker Shinker Jim Davis James McNulty Laura Chas. Neeman Will Cheney Will Shutt Earl Robinson J. Kreader Carrie Eckert George Juelf Chas. Mayers Elmer Mayers R. H. Goding Herb Foster Kranees M. M. Davison Rose McNulty Katherine Walsh Jim McNulty Ed Walsh Pat Keenan Ickes al Morrow Jim Wiker Frank Weigands Norv Eckert J C J. M. Kreader Esrome Alvin Pramne Cleeras School Fami NewYear Jos Vousler John Paoppen Weyers 3 Dunne George Gibbons J. C. Dunne Long Beach California Mrs. McNulty Walsh Katherine Ward Jckes Patmikesky Secznuroskoff Julesburg Rosie Walsh J C. Dunne

New Year Socials and Local News Roundup

Miss Irma Struble returns to Denver and D H Shultz comes home from Osceola. New year's events at Lutheran church conclude with greetings. Snow reports from Redington. fire department organized by City Dads. Local marriages and visits noted among Thornburg, Peterson, Banta, and Wickhorst families. Lecture at M E Church ushers in Epworth League season.

Irma Struble Denver D. H. Shultz Osceola Motor Traveling Lutheran Church Dipdah Colorado Geo. Thornburg Redington Ed Quinn E. C. Banta Scanlon Sidney Fred Olson Holdresige Biggs Struble Miss Irma Geo. Gunderson Clarence Johnson F McBrine Nozzelman Frank Peterson Chris Dipdah Alfred Peterson Chris Peterson Kimball Parsons Ames Marie Hansen Lansing H. H. Hanson M. E. Church Epworth League Banta Ed Wickhorst California Adams Omaha

Bronson Snow Shortage Amid Local Activities

Snow is scarce around Bronson as residents report sparse coyotes sightings north to Sidney Draw and Will Godings. Ida Sauer visits her parents for New Year, while many locals attend a masquerade in Potter. Neighbors share meals, kids return to school, and Alyworth and Pierce brothers work on rock and straw tasks for local projects.

Ida Sauer A A. P. Siebenaler Alvin Sauer Tom Quinn C Aylworth Aylworth Jake Morfeld Bert Siebenaler Clarence Hoagland Northwest Brown Clarence Jake Bert Browns Jarretts Sauer's Alyworth Brothers

Chinese Camphor Stills Use Primitive Yet Efficient Method

Chinese practitioners extract camphor with a simple device. Leaves are placed in a wicker basket fixed over a water-filled iron caldron. Steam passes through the leaves and camphor vapor condenses on the cool underside of a basin, yielding camphor.

Engaged to Bell Amid Quiet Courtship In California Pelican

A dialogue from California Pelican notes a perilous engagement rumors. He says she is engaged to Bell while she laments noisy people. He then remarks she admires his ring, revealing a contrast between public rumor and private feeling.

Bell California Pelican

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Lane Pawaag Scott H. E. Curisterser Potter 8. F. Thornburg Aberdeen Nebraska Telephone Company Harry Selch Mrs. Pultz Pierce Brothers P. A. Pultz’s Sidney Drug Co Sidney Lumber CO U. P Rock Springs Hanna Coal Lincoln Middle West M. A. Shipman L. W. Wakeley Farnam Street OLD Reliable American Bank United States Depository
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