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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1920
Page
5
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Lorenzo notes recount visits among neighbors from North Bend North Divide and Potter with several trips to Sidney Todgepole and Denver updates on illness and travel The weekend masquerade ball drew crowds despite poor roads with prizes awarded to Mrs Robertson and Mr Kragel Community members plan dances church events and a leap year social while press committee meetings and a mail route meeting occupy local attention
Mr Henry Johnson and wife returned from Benedict visit. Fred Burtells traveled to Sidney with his young son who broke his arm from a wagon fall. The boy recovers well. M W Gould attended Spiker’s butcher demonstration. Mrs Spearrow shopped in Sidney. Clyde Kinton and wife visited Spiker family. Paul Modd works at Brewer garage. Will Ahrens and family visited. Mrs Knox greeted old friends. Will Jendas and wife traveled to Sidney. H Ehmke joined them briefly. Spiker family rode out Thursday. Louis Shulenberg spent time with parents. Ed Scheulle rode to Sidney. wheat snow looks good. Henry Braash rode to Sidney. Spiker family moved their piano to city. Huntsman reports wheat yields despite bad roads. Geo Nieman and Tierman An dre visited. Tierman seeks farm for cousin A F Sternberg moving east if place found.
Bordeaux January 12 construction on the Lafayette radio station built by the American navy is finished installation of electrical equipment to be completed next spring. It will be the largest and most powerful wireless station in the world capable of reaching amateur or professional stations despite static. The station contains secrets closely guarded by the French government.
Boston reports that brown sugar buyers are not getting full value. Herman C. Lythgoe states tests show brown sugar only 83 percent pure sweetening matter versus 100 percent in white sugar. White sugar costs 18 cents a pound, brown 20 cents.
Madrid dated January 12 reports the Spanish government ordered all army officers on leave to report at once to their units, directing immediate return. The directive underscores nationwide military discipline and control.
Jor n to My and Mrs Casper A Ras mussen January 6. I t son I Mo Nelson on Sidney Draw was in Sidney this week looking after school matters of his district. Jimes Nelson of Sidney Draw called in the city this week to look after business matters and do shopping. John Borcher of Bunkerhill district was in the city the first of the week relative to school matters in his district. H O Shunk returned from Denver the past week preparatory to establishing a headquarters for the Oxo Gas Burner business which loots in Sidney ID Re Campbell spent several days in Lincoln the past week looking after business interests and attending the Convention of Implementmen In ses sion there the past week. Jones has returned from Excelsior Springs Mo where he has been undergoing treatment some weeks. Mr Jones is much improved and is getting along very much better Mrs WF Bassett received 2 tele-
In Cheyenne County Nebraska State of Nebraska Cheyenne County. Iva Beyer James Beyer Albert Beyer and all interested in the estate of John C Beyer deceased are ordered to appear February 4 1920 at 10 pm in County Court to show cause why final settlement and distribution should not be granted Notice to interested parties via Telegraph weekly newspaper for three weeks prior to hearing date dated January 10 1920 Seat
Mrs John Darks wife of jul John Parks planned a meeting with Nao on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Dusseth arrived by train and had a pleasant visit with Mrs Parks who just returned from Brussels Belgium. She enjoyed Europe and asked Mrs Bassett to convey best regards to Sidney friends Maas and Mrs Color Dave. Mrs Parks, stationed for years at the fort, was en route to Corthane to join Colonel Parks where they will settle. No place like home. See us about Sidney Cumber Co.
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