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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
5
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Crossword puzzle notes list clues and gimmicks for an ongoing issue. Content includes a long puzzle head, scattered cryptic terms, and a note promising the solution in the next issue. Local government items report J. W. Billeter named highway commissioner and crew changes at Burlington shops with minor layoffs amid steady work.
The Alliance Times Herald notes the five day week on the rip track may be temporary and full time service could return in a few weeks. Export and Minneapolis oil shipments have boosted the Alliance division's business, with overall activity far better than a year ago.
State agents from Lincoln report that counties will enroll the maximum not the minimum in women’s home economics extension clubs this year. Most counties expect 10 clubs and five per county, each sending two delegates to monthly county meetings. The program helped Nebraska farm homes adopt better practices last year. Claude Shinkle, injured after a shotgun accident, is regaining use of his hand and expects to return to his locomotive job.
Miss Leonida Marie Nepper of Alliance and Frank A. Davison of Dalton married Wednesday at 7 am in Holy Rosary church Alliance. Bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Nepper, will be an efficient partner, while groom son of Mrs Clara Belle Davison, grew up locally. They will reside at the Davison farm southwest of Dalton after March 1.
Harold Boyee returns to school after a weeks layoff due to a sprained knee from a pony slipping on ice. Mr and Mrs Henry Mayer spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Mayer as Mrs Lipski and family visited Chris Peterson home. Dewey Dirks shells corn for Just Jensen and Charles Scott, drawing a large Dunn crowd.
JC Kreader motored to Gering on Wednesday. Dennis Walsh was a Sidney caller Tuesday. Numerous local families including Corcorans James Worth Dirks Davison and Miller hosted dinners and gatherings through the week with neighbors at Dirks Mayer and Numan homes and other local households.
An advertisement states ten truck pneumatic tires in perfect condition offered at a low price by A. S. Hardy.
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