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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
16
Legion Meeting At Court House Wednesday Evening
The Americ an Legion holds its regular meeting on Wednesday February 6 at 8 PM in the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Court House
Farewell Meeting for Mr and Mrs Gould Held at Methodist Hall
A farewell meeting will be given for Mr. and Mrs. H Q Gould on Saturday January 29 1921 at 2 oclock P M at the Methodist banquet hall. Oysters coffee and cake will be served until sold out at fifty cents per plate. Committee invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Q. Gould
Methodist
Income Tax Help Dates Listed by Deputy Collector
Deputy Tax Collector GEO. L. LOOMIS will visit Kimball on February 1 and 2 and Sidney on February 3 4 5 7 8 0 to assist taxpayers with income tax returns. Maitland Lump coal and other goods available, with furnaces and stoves for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Sidney
Geo. L. Loomis
Box Supper at South School District No 2
A program and box supper will be held Friday February 4 1921 at South School District No 2 two miles north and three and one half miles east of Sidney at eight oclock P M. Mary Seda teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South School
Sidney
Local Rectal Specialist to Visit Sidney Friday
Announcement from Dr G H Cruzen of Scottsbluff Nebr announces his presence in Sidney Friday January 28 at Dr Barger's office. His treatment methods claim to handle rectal disturbances such as piles and fissures without ether or chloroform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Crusen
Scottsbluff
Nebr
Sidney
Barger
Cruzen
Card of Thanks for Frank Williams Family
We thank friends neighbors and organizations who helped us in our time of need. Mr and Mrs Frank Williams and Family. Conklin's Medium Priced Fountain pens. Get them at the REXALI STORE. Subscribe for The Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Ip
Frank Williams
Conklin
Rexali
Mourning Materials in Changing Fashion of Mourning
A period shift toward lighter mourning and shorter durations is noted. Crepe crepe georgette veils replace crepe crepe ill worn briefly, with net edges and beaded edges. Materials include wool reps gabardine velour de laine and duveryn, with fur accents and hats featuring smooth crepe bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Farm Inventories offer farmers clear property lists
A United States Department of Agriculture bulletin urges farmers to prepare annual farm inventories to track net worth and property distribution. It notes inventories aid business planning and progress. Farmers can request bulletin 1182 or acquire the farm account book from Farm Bureau offices and banks or the College of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
College of Agriculture
Bayard Attacks Alliance On Floor In Narrow Tilt
Bayard pressed Alliance with a 2-1 edge as Sidney battled to halt Bayard before press time. Further results to be reported next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard
Alliance
Sidney
Ladegard Couple Return From Mission Trip
Mr and Mrs Ladegard came home Friday night after accompanying the remains of Mr Ladegards mother from the eastern part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ladegard
Mr. Ladegard
Birthday party for Jesse Ellsworth in Beulah
A Sunday afternoon gathering at the Beulah home featured a surprise party for Jesse Ellsworth with dancing and well wishes for more birthdays. Local residents and visitors, including Herman Schubirth, Fred Prince, Dewey Matthewson and guests, joined in the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Lambert
Grandma Sanders
Ida
Mr. Slama, Sr
Beulsh
Herman Schubirth
Fred Prince
Sidney
Jesse’ Ellsworth
Jesse
Dewey Matthewson
Edd Morrow
Pete Nelson
Win Morrow
Lenora
Dan Helmer
Lola Mason
Kimball
Andy Brett
Ellis Fisher
Andy Ladine
John Anderson
District 47
A. T. Nelson
Cheyenne
Benish
Local Gatherings and Visits Across Borcher and Sidney
The community held a Farmers Union meeting last Thursday evening and many local residents attended gatherings and visits. Theo Borcher helped Charles Overman shell corn. Family groups including Happels Beyers Engle and Borchers traveled to Sidney and Gurley for dinners and shopping with several local residents joining games and parties through the week. Mrs Engle sprained an ankle and friends wish her a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Borcher
Chas. Overman
Farmers’ Union
Walter Happel
Sidney
Fred Beyer
Frank Beyer
Iva Beyer
John Engel
Rhode
Lawrence Treyers
Hattie Eversman
Annie Sheridan
Gurley
Ross
Gertrude Bales
Henry Schmidt
Wm. Sachs
Lawrence Beyer
Lawrence Beyers
John Engle
Theo
Walter
Hilbert Borcher
Lodge Pole News Highlights Local Happenings
Mrs. D B Fletcher ill at start of week. O O Reise returns from eastern business trip. R M Brown and others visit Chappell. Kilgore sale draws crowd with good stock prices. Methodist group promotes The Old Maids Convention at the opera house Friday. R A Peterson resigns Foster Lumber post to take effect March. Birth announced Gus Franzen and spouse welcome baby girl. Billy Jewett Jr joins Gurley home. Charity Reed and relatives seek Lodge Pole location to teach piano. St Paul Legion defeats local team 32 to 17 after arriving confident of easy win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Fletcher
O. O. Reise
R. M. Brown
R. A. Peterson
Ben F. Robinson
W. L. Kilgore
Methodist Church
Opera House
Foster Lumber Co
Gus Franzen
Gus
Omaha
Billy Jewett, Jr
W. B. Jewett
Gurley
Charity Reed
B. A. Reed
James R. Marshall
Lodge Pole
Marshall
Butler
Reeds
Denver
Miss Reed
St. Paul Legion
St. Paul
Maple Grove Couple Returns Home From Trip
Maple Grove residents Mr. and Mrs. Nels Johnson came back home last Thursday after spending time away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Nels Johnson
Community Notes On Local Visits And Farm Chores
Delightful visit to the eastern part of the state. Families including the Albins Johnson Miles and Sharmans shared meals, helped move, and aided with farm tasks. Several visits to Sidney and Maple Grove accompany corn picking, hog butcher, car pull, and shared Sunday dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin Johnson
Ed Miles
W. T. Sharman
Charles Gamiel
Daugher
Ad Sons
Nels Johnson
W. Y. Miles
Grace Holter
WU Johnson
Ray Miles
Miss Barta
Sidney
Mons Johnson
John Beaver
Will Johnson
Miss Shappele
Mr. Elliott
Mr. Andrews
L. P. Houge
Maple Grove
Mr. Boshult
South Divide notes on farming families and local visits
Charles Foster helped by two men to pick corn last week. W E Payzant returned Monday night and visited his parents in Schuyler and sister in Silver Creek while attending the Farmers Union convention in Omaha. Several pupils in District 25 and 99 are listed as present or absent. others visit, host, or are ill. The H H C met at Mrs Hand's. Mrs EB V Hiett to entertain February 2. families attend oyster supper at Lorenzo. Foster children stayed in town during the storm. multiple social calls among the Hand, Walker, Wood, Pitman, Gilmore, and Warrick families are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Foster
W. E. Payzant
Farmers Union
Omaha
Schuyler
Silver Creek
Thomas
Thelma Walker
Lois
Luche
Marvin Hiett
Lota
Roy
Johnson
Floyd
George Fulton
Victor Brothers
Esther Shaw
EB. V. Hictt
E. V
Lorenzo
Sheer
Sidney
Snow Bundles Wheat as North Divide Sees Quiet Storm
A heavy three day snowfall covered North Divide starting Sunday night and continuing through Monday. The level snow aids the sown wheat while there was little wind. Local residents including Chas Osborn, John Jones, Louis Shulenberg, Frank Kinton and families traveled by sled or auto to various nearby towns and hosted gatherings. Several residents recovered from illnesses, while others visited relatives and shopped in Sidney. Public notices of school closures due to illness and local social events filled the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Osborn
Omaha
John Jones
Sidney
Louis Shulenberg
Frank Kinton
Lorenzo
Svereit Kinten
Ed Updike
Chappell
J. C. Shulenberg
Andy Nelson
T. C. Spiker
Opal
May Frame
Lloyd Hearton
Bell Marsden
Sheda
Lloyd Heasten
Paul Hornby
Issac Jones
George
W. E. Spearrow
Hershel
Lincoln
Hubert Owens
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St. Kearney, Nebraska
Cornshelling
A. H. Ratnbun
Dalton, Nebr
V. F. Kucera
Claus Engelland
DeRives & Harris
Margaret Bartell
P. O
FE. Planck
Cheyenne County
Theelegraph
Tor Sale
Office of the Telegraph
Bentley Land CO
Sidney, Nebe
Legion Meeting
Maitland Niggerhead
Central School
WM. Kerschner
Nebraska
J. W. Johnson
H. T. Doran
John Scheurman
Osborn & Jorgenson
Earl K. Rayilam
Sutherland
Colorado
Kansas
Herbert Shett Realty:co
Albert Benish
Burlington
Grace King
Carrie Cook Harris
Radcliffe & Tewell
W. Perry, Kimball, Nebr
L. E. Sanders
Box Supper
Mary Seda
North Side
M. M. Bowman
Booth Ranch
Sunol, Nebr
Red Roosters
Charles Nelck
Gurley, Nebr
Ford
S. A
Wallick, Sidney
Buick
Mann Motor CO
Flagg Ranch
John S
Flagg, Sidney, Nebr
Orthopedic Hospital
Sextor
Bunker Hill
Draw
Spiker
Payzant's
Emma Hiett
Fleetz
Colo
E. V. Hiett
North Divide
Ray Frame
A. J. Shean
Ray Spiker
Rhoda
Clyde Kinton
Little Frances
Maxine Goodwin
Y. C. Spiker
Will Reinners
Dalton
Ed Schneulla
Scotts Bluff
Dist
Guy Taylor
Isaac Jones
Floyd Eatley
Homer Anderson
Fred Burtels
I. Sparks
Amreo
Rexall
Liggetts
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