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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1932
Page
2
The Independent newspaper at 925 Tenth Avenue Sidney Nebraska announces a Friday morning publication devoted to the interests of Sidney Cheyenne County and Weston Nebraska.
UK taxpayers paid three quarters of the annual income tax on January 1, prompting record collection office crowds and notes of sacrifice during national distress. The Star cites a Kansas City correspondent and compares to a British military anecdote while urging action against racketeering and union disruption in Chicago.
A man browses a noon clothing sale weighing gray brown and blue options while his wife stays distant. He asserts independence, contemplates a double breasted blue pinstripe, and plans a return visit with possible hints from his partner. Meanwhile, a separate note details routine social commotion in Sidney with multiple local names and gatherings.
The Helping Hand club met with 15 members at Mrs. Robert Roberts home. Numerous visits and visits to relatives follow, with many households hosting dinners and Sunday school events. Attendees travel to Denver for stock shows and hog shipments. Robertson returns from the Farmers Union convention in Omaha.
Chicago moves to curb a labor union linked racket that forced funeral processions to hire chauffeurs and restricted use of private cars. Laws are invoked to stop disruptions around hearses amid arrests and conflicts shadowing wakes.
A Christmas Eve procession of about 500 people, many children, bearing lanterns, moved to Trinity Cemetery to honor Clement C. Moore at his grave. An apt, simple service reflected the universal appeal of his classic poem.
Grand Prairie residents and guests share a busy social week with dinners, overnight visits, and local gatherings. Frances Jorgensen and Frances Larsen join friends underlined by visits to Lodge Pole Sidney and Liberty district schools, with multiple households hosting and hosting parties among Irwin, Welton, Nightengale, and Weatherwax families.
Harold Kurz was called at the Eli Henderson home Sunday. Several residents including Bobby and Freda Kurz, Vivian and Laura Mitchell are sick this week. The Van Aelstyns visited the Schulenberg home Friday night while Vera Anderson and Richard Scribner started at Sidney High School. Jack Atkins hauled corn Tuesday and John Schulenberg and son Leonard helped George Hockerson butcher a hog Thursday. Mary Siedel shopped Friday evening and Cecelia Kurz stayed overnight with Margaret Schulenberg. Alfred Koester and Helen Chambers visited Otto Kurz senior Sunday, with other shoppers listed in Sidney.
Mrs John Schulenberg and Mrs George Hockerson attended a quilting party at the Matt Hemmer home Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Bowman and family and Leonard Bowman took dinner at the John Schulenberg. Clarence Chambers was in town. Ed Val Aelstyn hauled hay for Bill Spicknell Sunday. Alfred Koester called at the C S Chambers home Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Frank Kurz were Sidney shoppers Tuesday.
Farm loans and insurance offered with favorable terms at current rates. 5 percent and 6 percent money available for choice loans plus a reasonable commission. Western Securities Co. Phone 35. C. W. Smith, resident manager. Cidhey Neb.
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