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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1924
Page
13
A nine pound girl arrived at the 8 W Eckert home Monday. Neighbors and relatives visited and shared news as Rex Rogers installed a radio at his Kreader farm. Several residents were noted visiting, supper engagements, and family trips in the surrounding communities.
Real winter weather affects local life as Sidney Academy boys fall to the high school team on Friday night. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs A Fenske on Monday. Mr and Mrs C Mull moved to town. Mrs Bert Curtis shopped in Sidney on Saturday. Mrs Herman took teachers examinations in Sidney last Saturday. No preaching occurred Sunday.
K M Jones and Arnold Morris motor to Sidney Saturday. Mrs C Mull helps Mrs Fenske this week. Opal Allington and Josephine Sager called on Clara Mohart Sunday afternoon. Helen Chritensen and Frank Tornieck entered school here at the beginning of the second semester. Darrel Deaver has dropped out and gone to Kimball to enter school. Wm Gade finished husking corn. Tom Allington and George Held finished husking Mr Mull’s corn last Friday and are now picking for Mr Kuhl of the South Divide. Mrs Frank Pavlat and daughter Shirles returned from Colby Kansas after visiting the past month. John Kucera resumed school Monday after a two week vacation due to scarlet fever in that district. Wm Gade was a Sunol visitor.
Local entries detail neighbors and families from White Cove Valley doing chores and social visits Monday through Friday. Mentions of corn shelling hay baling and shopping at the Sidney hotel with medical advertisement for Dr. Doran offering free consultation in Minneapolis with various health claims.
Hildegarde plans a Friday night stay with her brother Harold and Harold's wife. Mr and Mrs Marshall, George and Hazel, and Mr and Mrs McDonnell with their son dined with Roy English and family Sunday. The McDonnell family also spent part of Saturday in Sidney.
South Sund reports Mr and Mrs D B Phelps in Sidney Saturday. Mrs George Lauderback leaves for Tecumseh to visit an ill aunt. Mrs Ed Binney hosts a Woman's club meeting with new members bringing the list to fifteen. Various residents, including John Bahr and Nick Stocker, are noted for farm work and travel. A diphtheria quarantine affects W J Braham’s North Platte home. sickness spreading locally.
Bentley Dairy announces milk and cream delivery starting February 1 under new management. Visit the dairy three miles west of town to see the process from cow to table, and place orders by phone.
The district reports illness with several people suffering throat trouble while cold weather persists with temperatures near zero. Mr and Mrs Albert Brauer spent Sunday at D B Phelps home. Notice Gurley Flour Mill to change management April 1 and all flour due should be collected before that date by the Board of Directors.
A bake sale to benefit H S athletics is announced at Leonard Grocery on January 26 at 2 00 p m with the theme Send It to the Laundry.
A practical tip suggests rubbing a peeled cold potato over the back of a paper label to create a temporary adhesive grip. The method is claimed to make the label stick as firmly as glue, useful when no paste is available for the trunk or bag.
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