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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1926
Page
5
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A Nebraska court found the attendant guilty as Judge Gillies presided with Jovy as prosecutor. The case notes a ten year sentence and a separate fire incident where Mud and his wife and child escaped a burning building. Ernest Stulu died in a Wednesday report from Jam Angeles.
Twenty four years ago report notes a revival at the Bank of Nebraska with converts. The piece mentions interior renovations and a new home for the bank, plus weather effects and local chatter about prairie life. Henry Doran is cited in relation to the bank notes.
Mrs. Mary J KeHog died at her son B A Jones residence last week. Judge Martin to open a law office nearby and focus on new business. BK Melernon has been ill for the past week.
Forty eight years ago reports show Pom Kattred visiting the Big Horn county area with hopes mineral wealth will appear in Sidney. An eastern geologist who examined the Aute Sut north of town wonders if gulch gravels hold gold. He predicts discoveries may occur near Cheyenne but warns it may take years to find clarity.
Nash unveils an enclosed car motor at the New York show claimed to deliver 26 percent more power for heavier bodies while maintaining fuel economy. The design emphasizes quiet operation, rapid acceleration, dust protection, and advanced lubrication and fuel-system features aimed at longer engine life.
Meadow Lawn items list Dennis Walsh and James McQuilan as owners of a new corn sheller. Various local residents including James Sullivan and the Morrow, Walsh, Freeburg, and Zem families were visitors or hosts at several Dalton homes through Friday to Sunday, with multiple calls and social visits noted.
Local social round features visits and entertainment. Clyde Johnson and family return from Christmas visiting relatives in Colorado. Neighbors hosted New Year’s wake, Sunday dinners, and friendly gatherings. Several residents plan trips for study and work, while others share news of deaths and long-time community members.
South Colton farmers spent much of the past week scooping snow. Jan Gibson rode the train from Colton to Gilead Nebraska after a week with relatives. George Deaver and sons Clarence and Oleomous enjoyed Shurming evening with Jo A Wendtehowe. Lakeview Local canceled Friday meeting due to bad reads. Welen Jacobs and John Briggs visited the George Denver family. Academy students from the vicinity faced Friday evening home-study disappointment. Denver spent Saturday night at Charles Denver’s home. Whittaker Clemmons and therefore no business was transacted Saturday night.
Tingh Gibson and others visited the Charles Deaver family Saturday night. Sunday guests included Mrs George Deaver and Helen Jacobs. John Cortney called at the George Deaver home Saturday afternoon. HW Cortney, Lake View Local Farmers Union delegate, left for Omaha Monday. The Messing and Deaver families spent Sunday at the Wendte home. Brauer hauled hogs to Colton Monday morning and Messing moved grain for Deaver Monday afternoon. Wendte then went to Sidney with M J Jdwislander Monday afternoon.
The Lutheran Dorcas Society hosts a bake sale at Leonard's Grocery on Saturday January 23 starting at 2 PM. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
An S club for men who earned letters at Midney high school will be organized after the basketball double header Friday evening. Sidney second team faces Gurley, and the first team meets Kimball. Several eligible men may join, and it is hoped all eligible will attend.
Section 8365 requires annual re-registration for all cars. If not registered by February 1, a penalty will be charged. J. QL Nelson is the County Treasurer enforcing this notice.
The historic chair at Westminster Abbey was made in 1296 and has only left the abbey once since its creation. It stands as a rare national relic with a notable provenance dating back to medieval times.
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