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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1924

Page

12

Spring Canyon and Sterling Community Notes

Spring Canyon and Sterling residents share visits and errands in a sequence of short notices. Mr and Mrs S M Polick spent Wednesday at Ray Sheffield’s. Ruth McCall came home with them. Ruth McCall returned to Sterling with P R Bells. Dan Beebe and Ruth Stewart illness affected Denrado school Friday. many local names visit, travel, or report family illness. Metz Millinery announces closing out sale starting Saturday in Sidney.

S. M. Polick Ray Sheffield Daniel Beeebe Bob Nichols Sterling Dan Beebe Ruth McCall Gladya Dick Sutter Sidney Denrado School Ruth Stewart P. R. Bells Dan Rbeebe Carl Meyerholtz Carl Summers Dubray Beulah Mae Gladys Sutter John Hansen C. W. Griffith Rawleigh Milo Moore

County Commissioners Hold Meeting at Sidney Nebr

The Cheyenne County Board of County Commissioners met at the courthouse in Sidney on January 15 1924 with I R Barlow as chairman and A D Rose Jr R P Kepler J W Billeter and Oakley O Otten present Absent was Wm M Goding Fred E Stephens appeared with affidavits for corrections to assessments including removing a 350 Ford from Frank Henzi and omitting a poll tax for Ernest Kruse Also Blaha's 200 car to be stricken as it was for repairs and not resident owned Renewals on courthouse and furnishings insurance increased by 8000 bringing total coverage to 32000 The board adjourned to February 5 or at chairman call.

Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska Board of County Commissioners I. R. Barlow A. D. Rose, Jr R. P. Kepler J. W. Billeter Onakley O. Otten Wm. M. Goding Fred E. Stephens L. R. Barlow

Brief Court Session Adjourns in Sidney

An adjourned district court session led by Judge Gillin was held in Sidney on Tuesday and Wednesday with no contested trials due to the court reporter's absence. The judge will reconvene in Ogallala next Monday. the term may stay open until March 10 for motions, orders, confirmations, and default decrees.

Sidney Sudge Gillin Ogallala

Metz Millinery Ad Promotes Gloria Swansen Film

Local notice advertises fall and winter millinery on sale at Metz Millinery and Art Shop in Sidney featuring Gloria Swansen in the film Zasa. Prices range from $1.50 to $5, inviting shoppers to update hats for the season.

Metz Sidney

Oscar Wilde A Stage Door Johnny For Langtry

The essay recalls Oscar Wilde after Oxford courting Mrs. Langtry as Jersey Lily. Wilde, poor yet proud, bought a blossom each evening, handed it to her outside Covent Garden, and waited at the curb. His devotion wore on her, she finally allowed renewed, restrained adoration and he helped her from her carriage.

Mrs. Langtry Oscar Wilde Oxford University Londons Covent Garden London Courbstone

Sugar Beet Flour Used for Sweets and Bread

An article notes sugar beet flour produced at Suresnes France by drying beets then evaporating water to yield a dry meal rich in sugar. The product, about 70 percent sugar and 8.5 percent nutriment, is touted as nutritious germ free and aimed for cakes sakes and sweet breads.

Suresnes France

Charcoal Biscuit of Paris A Historic Food Item

The Paris charcoal biscuit known for two centuries or more is a regular food product tasting like plain unsweetened wheat biscuits. It uses one third charcoal flour to two thirds whole wheat flour giving an intense jet black color. British medicos note its use for acidity belching and as a vermifuge and slight averter of beer breath.

Paris Detroit News

Device to Capture Bandits by Printing Telegraph and Radio

The telephone's usefulness to police decreased with the rise of automobiles. Printing telegraphs and radio are being adopted to broadcast fleeing criminals' descriptions from central stations to outlying units. A single operator can fire a rapid, wide publicity barrage, making escape harder.

His Peculiarity and the Tea Stirring Habit

A dialogue contrasts impediments in speech with a person’s quirks. Mr Biggs admits stammering as a peculiarity while another speaker notes tea stirring with the right hand as theirs. The exchange humorously assigns ordinary habits as peculiar traits.

Home Health School to Be Held in Sidney

County Agent announces a delegate home health school at 1 30 pm on the 24th in Sidney court room. Miss Edith Martin, trained in home health, will visit Cheyenne county eight times this year to train two delegates from each ladies organization. The sessions cover patient care, food, medicine, and nursing to help families where medical aid is limited. Any Cheyenne county ladies group may appoint two delegates to join, with sessions free to all organizations.

Sidney Lincoln Misa Edith Martin Bharely Cheyenne County Hellah Miss Martin Thore

Cat Should Be Amphibious In Venice Tale

An American tourist encounters a hometown man living in Venice who jokes that Venetian life is hard on his cat. The man confesses his forgetfulness and explains he throws the cat into the back yard each night because there is no back yard to contain it.

Venico

Dalton Citizen Dies in Dalton At 56

David Van Winkle age 56 died at his Dalton home last Friday January 11 from heart disease. He is survived by his wife and one daughter. Short funeral services were held in Dalton Friday afternoon and the body taken to Holbrook for burial. Funeral in charge of Bonham Brothers.

David van Winkle Dalton Holbrook Bonham Brothers

Lasa the role Gloria Swan Sen Always Wanted

Gloria Swan Sen has long sought the character Lasa and when her chance arrived she fully embodied the part, living it rather than merely performing.

Lasa Gloria Swansen

Pat's Shoe Shop Moves to Oberfelder Building

Local retailer Pat's Shoe Shop relocates to the Oberfelder building, announcing the new ground floor address and inviting customers to visit the updated storefront.

Pat Oberfelder Building

North Divide Rev Weyking forms adult confirmation class

The North Divide area Reverend Weyking of the Lutheran church on Albert Dreads Ranch organized a new adult confirmation class largely consisting of members who have married into the church.

T. N. Club Seeks Social Time at Bentley Meeting

The T. N. club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. J. A. Bentley. The gathering was spent in social sewing activities and refreshments were served by the hostess.

T. N. Club J. A. Bentley

Sidney Kimball boys and girls double header night

A double header at the city high school gym features Sidney and Kimball boys and girls teams. Action starts Tuesday January 22 at 7 28 PM with both programs seeking wins.

Sidney and Kimball High School

Cood Work Promised At Pat's Shoe Shop

A fragment notes travelers are urged to take items to Pat's Shoe Shop where they are promised of good work. The line emphasizes reliable service and handling of footwear or repairs. The tone mirrors a local shopper guidance cue.

Pat

Foreclosure Petition Filed In Cheyenne County Neb

Clara E Townsend files in Cheyenne County District Court a foreclosure petition against Lincoln R Simon Elsie M Simon Thomas Investment Company and others on a mortgage dated January 10 1917 for the NW quarter of Section 31 Township 36 Range 49 West. Answer required by February 25 1924.

Lincoln G Simon Elsie M Simon F. D. Ingham Thomas Investment Company Denver Colorado Thomas J. Estill Clara BE Townsend District Court Cheyenne County Nebraska Lincoln R. Simon

Child Earl Charles Spencer Dies of Ruptured Appendix

Earl Charles Spencer two year old son of Mr and Mrs Alex Spencer died from a ruptured appendix last Saturday January 12 while living ten miles north and west of Potter. Funeral services were held at Dix Presbyterian church Monday afternoon with burial in Dix cemetery. A son was born to Mrs Spencer the same day Earl Charles was buried. He is survived by his parents an older brother and sister.

Weyking Albert Dreades Temptest Wilbur Hill George Moore Gurley Gordon Folks Albert Jeudes Albert Adolph A. D. Rose Davison Francie Bunker Huy Francis Russell Rose Francia Rose Berry Shelton Scott Ose Evelyn Earl Charles Alex Spencer Potter Dix Presbyterian Church Dix Spencer

Sidney observes Music Week with local program

The Sidney Woman's Club hosts a city observance of Music Week from May 4 to 10. Daily musical programs by Sidney groups plus likely community singing showcase the town’s growing role as a music center with several bands, orchestras, saxophone sextettes, and choirs.

Sidney Sidney Womans Club

Sidney Hosts Gering in First Conference Basketball Night

Sidney faces Gering in the season opener at home in the high school gymnasium Friday January 18 at 8 p m. This marks the first conference game of the year for both teams with local fans invited to attend.

Sidney Gering High Schvoo! Gymnasium

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Telegraph Gold Bank Etrain Mammouth D. J. Kemp McGrew Nebr J. C. Dunn Dalton, Nebr West P—V Chick Hatchery North Patte H. M. Christofferson Sidney, Nebr Huntsman, Nebr Reed Baby Buggy Wm. Pearson Col. Vv Kucera Rhode Island H. B. Kerk Lodge Pole V. Barnes Thos Ford Walter L. Robbins Irwin Strain George Rippe Chevrolet Dodge J. Ackers M. W. Dimery American Bank W. Craig Sunol Bee E. Planck P. O 4Th St Western Hide, Fur & Metal Co Spring Canyon Don Devine Hardy Sidney Toan & Bldg. Assn Leslie Neubauer 4Th Ave G. P. Kratz Court House Liffoln Highway G. P. Krats Alea A. R. LeBoeur Carrie Cook J. W. Harper P. Z. Gentry Oakley O. Otten Zasa Johnny Charcoal Biscuit Dalton Citizen North Divide Clara E ‘Townsend Enarco Wea Oliver Chilled Plow Building the McDonald Motor Sales Co Sidney, Nebraska
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