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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
11
Daily detentions of undesirables continue as officials fail to find matching names in the deportee lists. The search terms include A. B. Fall, Harry M. Daugherty, Charles R. Forbes, H. Doheny, and Harry Sinclair among others. The omission raises questions about screening completeness and record accuracy.
The state legislature debates many pet measures tucked by senators and representatives, but attention centers on bird and wildlife welfare. Taxing tangible assets and raising eight million dollars yearly for six years for roads, plus ratification of the Child Labor amendment, will get some scrutiny, yet bird protection remains a focal point.
The article notes Arthur Brisbane reversing his position on leasing Muscles Shoals, arguing against special favors to Henry Ford or General Electric. It lauds Senator George W. Norris for opposing Treasury rapaciousness and hints the Underwood bill may pass, praising Norris's integrity and leadership.
Ben Couch of route A was in town early Saturday. M W Dimery is attending to business in California points. Born to Noel Bartlett and wife of Sidney January 4, 9 son. Born to Mr and Mrs Richard Fraass south of Sunol January 5 a girl who died after a few hours. Mr and Mrs Gordon F Bryant and son spent a day last week at the F A Smith home in Kimball. Dr and Mrs Donahue and Dr and Mrs Roche were New Years guests of Mr and Mrs W E Roche in Kimball. Mr and Mrs Henry Anderson and Mrs Anne Walsh and daughter were in the city Saturday from the west Lincoln highway near Herdon. Mrs I L Pindell and sister Miss Sixta and Miss Valeska Neubauer who had been their guest at Schuyler returned Saturday evening from a ten days visit with the parents in that city.
Mrs F M Philson visited her daughters Miss Gladys and Elsie in Kimball from Thursday to Sunday. Mr and Mrs Al Greenlee hosted New Year’s Day dinner for A K Greenlee Roy and Catherine Greenlee. Council Jorgenson traveled to Potter on Tuesday and missed the train. Vincent Ted and brother from Potter were in the county seat Wednesday. Mr Chapman and son Arthur traveled from their ranch on the federal road beyond Huntsman Monday. Judge Chambers had offices refinished in anticipation of successor Judge Kahl. Mr and Mrs H W Anderson visited in the city weekend, praising Cheyenne location.
Dr. Taylor and wife drove to Denver Sunday afternoon and returned Wednesday morning with little incident. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Mantor visited Lodge Pole Tuesday to install the Eastern Star. Mrs. Harry Heath and son Hal of Lodge Pole were in town Thursday when Dr. Mantor removed a growth from the boy. Mrs. Semerad and son and Mr. Folks, escaping Gurley Saturday, joined others in digging out and lending mutual aid with several car loads.
Henry Sorge and his family traveling from the north Lutheran neighborhood attended the funeral of the infant child of Reverend Peters, indicating community participation in a somber local event.
Ted Borcher of north Bronson, whose infant was dangerously ill last Saturday, was in town Tuesday and reports the child is mending. Mrs. Teen Fine and her young son returned Wednesday from Oklahoma City after Mrs. Fine's mother, Mrs. M Joseph, died.
Alvin Mann and Henry Otteson of Dalton drove to Sidney Tuesday to conduct business. They found the roads still undeserving of three cheers, reflecting rough travel conditions and local infrastructure limits.
Mr and Mrs Paul Collart of Gurley visited town on Thursday as Mr Collart cheerfully handed over the office books to his successor L F Cunningham.
Mrs Harry Mantor and Mrs Will Goettsche from Lodge Pole traveled to Fremont to attend the installation of the Order of the Eastern Star on Thursday.
Mrs Zollars manager of the U S A presents high class music this week featuring new organist Mrs Man from Battle Creek Michigan. Her performances have pleased audiences with refined musicianship and engaging selections.
James Forrest of Scottsbluff has moved here and now runs the G. W. Raasch barber shop he recently purchased. He is in charge of the shop and moves with his family to start the new venture.
Mrs O Kane, a pioneer citizen, has recovered from an illness that kept her in bed for several weeks. Few friends were aware of her confinement as she improves from the prolonged illness.
County Agent Willey traveled to Lincoln Sunday evening to spend three days at the annual meeting of agricultural associations and returned on Thursday of the same week.
The CC M Wright hosted a New Year's Day feast with guests including Mr and Mrs Frank Tobin and Gordon, Mr and Mrs Fred Stuht, and Mr and Mrs Harold Tobin.
Rev Kaub and wife and baby and Rev Slocumb and wife of Potter traveled to Gurley on Monday to attend the tri county ministerial association. They were hosted by Rev Moore and wife during their stay.
Representative Frank Reader of Kimball spoke to the Telegraph on his way to Lincoln to assume his office. He anticipated an interesting experience and pledged to serve his district well.
Mrs Martha Costello left Thursday evening for Loup City to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Rojeski. She has stayed with Mrs M Costello and will return to Cheyenne where she has a lucrative position awaiting her.
Kinley McIntosh drove the family car to Lodge Pole Saturday with his mother. The men had drifted so badly before they returned that Kinley had to dig out much of the road and catch a cold. He will return to Notre Dame in the latter part of the week.
Herman Brauer, long seriously ill, is now dressed and in the family circle most of the time. He enjoys tuning in on the radio and keeps in contact with the outside world.
Mr and Mrs L Benninghouse and Mr and Mrs Henry Hargis left Tuesday evening for Manila Iowa summoned by the death of the mother of Mrs Benninghouse and Mrs Hargis. The message was not unexpected as the lady had been ill for a long time. Mr Kilgore of Lodge Pole made this point last Monday.
Clarence Wright son of Mr and Mrs C M Wright has been promoted from chief clerk at Bell Telephone Grand Island to the same position in Omaha He is described as climbing steadily in his career
Mr and Mrs Will Forward and their young son visited from Gurley on Monday. They arrived from the Rihn ranch where Mr Rihn is Mrs Forward's father. They plan to move to their own place a few miles farther out in the spring.
The milder week inspires spring beautifying with Cheyenne County Lumber offices undergoing a full redecorating. Earl Hutchison is the artist guiding the project as others prepare to paint and refresh homes and businesses.
Mr and Mrs F O Burgess hear from their daughter Exie that her husband Max Critchfield is believed to be recovering from sleeping sickness. He spent a month in a hospital asleep, then ten days of hourly awakenings for nourishment with gradually lengthening intervals between sleeps.
Miss Freda Hammer spent New Year’s with her mother Mrs Hammer and sister Mrs Ed Ahrens. Located previously as organist at Rock Springs theatre she will not return there but will move to Boulder for the same role. Friends praised her skilled performance at the U S A during the visit.
Dr Light and Mrs Light learn their son Sol F Light will wed on New Year’s Day in Red Wood City Cal The couple will live near Berkeley University where Light teaches and studies then return to Amoy China for years of research He visited his parents last September meeting many relatives and left behind priceless curios including a Chinese painting a battle knife and a marvelous bow in their home
A wheat field in Australia faced a severe mouse infestation with about 70 000 mice gathered in a single afternoon, collectively weighing around a ton and creating a dramatic agricultural disruption.
Colombia emerges as a strong rival to India in castor oil production, expanding its share of the world market and signaling shifts in global supply chains.
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