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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1908
Page
4
A town resident reports prosperous growth and busy labor as new buildings rise while others worry about economy. He notes plentiful jobs, farmers thriving, and a grand school project nearing completion. Across the region, residents speak of growth yet fear financial strain and rising prices.
A fragment notes Lodgepole residents with no hobbies or pet theories and mentions a music event set for the fourth. It reports a traveler returning from an eastern trip appearing ill as a destructive hail storm struck Monday night between 8 and 9 o'clock, leaving debris and damage in its wake.
A blast from the northwest brought wide crop damage across western Nebraska. Residents report heavy hail near Lodgepole with fields ruined while residents like A M Treat and Rolland visited昔. The community braces for a large Fourth of July celebration as school meetings, new teachers, and local business plans take shape.
A East area update notes Mr and Mrs Webster visiting Birdwell's last Sunday. Tom Perkins captured five coyotes last week. Children’s day exercises at Centre last Sunday drew a large crowd and were excellent. Paul Collart and Easie Halston toured Sidney Saturday. A large party at the Haiston home Friday evening featured dancing and games, hosts praised as royal entertainers. Some plan Dalton gatherings others will fish or rest. Mr Lafferty returned from a pleasant eastern visit.
Dalton residents report solid farm activity and town improvements. H. E. Brown buys horses. J. H. Ernest and Frank Weible plan new homes. Catholic church contract awarded. school nine months term confirmed. land sale from Kivett Land Co. notes and crop conditions described. Community events include visits, hunts, and local commerce with multiple residents contributing to growth.
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