Trans Atlantic Telephone Service Expands to German Republic
The American transatlantic telephone network now reaches Germany including all German cities. Calls cost 56.25 dollars for the first three minutes and 18.75 dollars for each additional minute. Service operates 4 30 a m to 8 p m CST, corresponding to German hours. The route uses underwater cables and radio to link Havana to Konigsberg via New York London the North Sea Holland and Poland.
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German Republic
United States
Cuba
Canada
Germany
Berlin
Great Briain
Europe
Havana
Konigsberg
East Prussia
Straits of Florida
New York
Long Island
Great Britain
London
North Sea
Holland
Baltic Sea
Poland
Sidney and area bid to Fourth of July races
Sidney residents plan trips to Ogallala for Fourth of July races and to Oshkosh and Krueger’s Lake. Weyerts band to play at Ogallala while local ball team defeats Lisco 2 to 1. Numerous visits, farm work, and social gatherings noted, with multiple households hosting relatives and friends in Sidney and Lodge Pole area.
Larsen's daughter breaks arm under care of Dr Larson
The article notes Art Larsen and his wife’s child broke an arm last Friday and was treated by Dr Larson of Gurley. On Monday, Mrs Will Haxby Clairbel and Lavon visited Mrs Frank Rogers. Several Rahe family members hosted a gathering for relatives from Omaha and Blue Rapids at Grandma Rahe's home, while Busboom family members visited Sidney. Lucille Rubado and Harriett Meyer of Lodge Pole called at Rogers and Haxby homes.
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Art Larsen
Larson of
Gurley
Will Haxby
Clairbel
Lavon
Frank Rogers
Bill Huls
Otto Rahe
Bessie
Elsie
Delmar Rahe
Grandma Rahe
West Sidney Notes on Visits and Socials
Alfred Sprenger visits Omaha on business. The Klentz and Walters families host and visit. 4 H cooking club meets Hazel and Vera Anderson. Scheer family attends St George ranch Ladies Aid picnic. Various locals like Miss Addie Glassburn, Helen Chambers, and the Klentz, Shaw, Hammond, Peetz, Walters families appear in Sunday and Monday social calls.
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Alfred Sprenger
Omaha
C. H. Hammond
Walter
Frank Klentz
George Shaw
Sidney
C. L. Walters
Addie Glassburn
Brule
Hazel
Vera Anderson
Arthur Vogel
Mack Peetz
W. E. Chambers
Charles Sprenger
Wm. Allman
Pete Howe
Louie Scheer
Lutheran Ladies Aid
St. George Ranch
Louise
E. L. Walters
Helen Chambers
Deaver and Cortney Families Share Social Visits
Clarence Deaver plows for uncle John Cortney. Fred Bushman visited Herman Stueve. Elsen and son dined at John Treinen’s. De France family stayed with George Deaver. Needham called on Cortney. Deavers vacationed in Black Hills. Herbert visited son-in-law and daughter. Deaver and Rauner families and Mary Portrey visited George Deaver. Ladies Aid picnic at St George ranch attended by multiple families. Cortney hosted dinner in honor of Rev. Father Cortney of Chicago. additional visits to Nightengale and Fastenow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Deaver
John Cortney
Fred Bushman
Herman Stueve
H. J. Elsen
Stanley
John Treinen
Mrs. de France
George Deaver
W. L. Needham
Charles Deaver
Black Hills
Frank Rauner
Mary Portrey
M. M. Herbert
Frank Deaver
Carl Schmidt
John Edwards
Ladies Aid
St. George Ranch
Clarence
Clemmons Deaver
Bill
Charles George
Father Cortney
Chicago
H. P. Cortney
Emil Nightengale
John Fastenow
Adair
Sidney
George
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Trips
Mr and Mrs Frank Beyers and son Bernard traveled to Denver last Tuesday on business. Several families including the Beyrs Bayne and Sexton groups spent a day fishing in Broadwater. Several others visited relatives in Wayne and Marsland. Grace Dalton of Denver visited her parents in Bunker Hill. Numerous locals hosted guests from Scribner Potter Dalton Kimball and nearby towns, with many dinners and calls reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beyers
Bernard
Denver
Fred Beyrs
Bernice
Raymond
Earl Bayne
W. T. Bayne
Broadwater
Paul Meyer
Adelaide
Harold
Wayne
Grace Dalton
P. J. Dalton
Serpentine
Denny Stiles
Scribner
Art Harms
Neal Tenk
Potter
Frank Minturn
Dalton
Peetz Triumphs Over Bunker Hill 8 to 3 in Sunday Game
Peetz defeated Bunker Hill 8 to 3 on Sunday. Mrs. John Engel and children with Mrs. Chas. Gabriel visited Hot Springs Dakota relatives Monday. Mr. Engel and Mr. Gabriel plan to join for the Fourth. Center team lost to North Sidney 14 to 10 Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Beyer visited Kimball relatives with Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Seibenular Sunday.
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Bunker Hill
Peetz
John Engel
Chas
Gabriel
Hot Springs
St. Dakota
Neighborhood Social Notes From Center Nebraska
Center residents share meals visits and outings across families including Young Kester Osborn Fisher Draper Berry and Christofferson. Epworth league hosts a hill weiner roast while a birthday gathering for Orrin Webster delights neighbors and local shoppers frequent Sidney venues amid chautauqua attendance and church activities.
Sunny Side Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs H G Linde and son Warren of Peetz dined with Walter Hernbloom. James Tighe family spent Sunday with Proctor friends. Oscar Olson clan dined at Wayne Forney home in Brule. Chris Lee and Peters boys visited Walter Wassum. Will Thurow couple visited E A Wickard. Family gatherings at Rath, Shelley, and related households. Walter Frerichs hosted Sunday dinner for Wickard and Taylor families. Fred Windsheimer and kin were supper guests. Wilson and Henry Johnson attended Gurley chautauqua. Clyde Johnsons from Craig Col arrived for visit with Mons Johnsons. Dan Rupert ran Sidney business Monday. Demers called on August Gade. Albert Johnson and Leroy visited L A Pearson. E A Johnson helped with work. Henry Kragel drove to Sidney.
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Oscar Olson
Wayne Forney
Brule
Chris Lee
Peters
Walter Wassum
Will Thurow
E. A. Wickard
James Tighe
Art Rath
Shelley
Walter Frerichs
Ernest Wickard
Taylor
Jesse Taylor
Fred Windsheimer
John Wilson
Henry Johnson
Gurley
Clyde Johnson
Craig
Colo
Mons Johnson
Dan Rupert
Sidney
John Demers
August Gade
Albert Johnson
Leroy
L. A. Pearson
Johnson
E. A. Johnson
Henry Kragél
Third Liberty Loan Bonds Bonds in Washington July 5 1923
The notice records the Third Liberty Loan Bonds event dated in Washington on July 5 1923. It notes issuance details and the government administered bond sale activity.
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Treasury
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Weyeets News
Bill Hyde
Haxby
Charles Reed
Carl Busboom
Combine
Huntsman
Bill Florke
Katherine
J. W. Buttrick
Ed Swain
Hadda Hadden
Mary
Fred Bauer
Herman Bruns
Bruns
Esther Bruns
Clairbel Haxby
Buttrick
Rogers
Layon Haxby
Lodge Pole
Pete Buss
Pete Hume
Louis Rahe
Sylvia
Pennick
Murriel
Carolyn Volkman
Arthur Volkman
Delmar Ra
Otto Urban
Ovid
John F. Folkerts
George Folkerts
Ben Buss
Charles Darrah
Leslie
Delores
West Sidney
Center News
George Young
J. C. Guill’s
Albert Kester
Buffalo
Wyo
E. E. Osborn
E. F. Zorn
Thelma
Junior
Epworth League
Earl Young
Nebraska City
Leonard Freeburg
George Fisher
Grace Aid
Harry Scott
Art Draper
Nebraska
J. O. Lobb
L. S. Bancroft
Ray Berry
Clifton
Guy Berry
Orrin Webster
Webster
F E. E. Osborn
Charles Fisher
Builders
Jeannette Draper
Martin Christofferson
A. H. Draper
Johnson Grove
H. G. Linde
Warren
Walter Hernbloom
Proctor
A. W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Good Eats
McDonald’s
Commercial Cafe
Mrs. E. L. McDonald
Commercial Hotel
Willys-Overland
Willys-Knight
Whippet
Willys
Toledo
Ohio
Willys-Overland, Inc
Telede Chite
Chick & Blaha
Sidney, Nebr
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