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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1925

Page

4

Omaha and Nebraska Census Snippets Compact Record

A compilation of Nebraska census figures, city populations, county counts, and local notices. Highlights include Omaha school and hog receipts records, Beatrice and Arnold population notes, and upcoming events at Creighton University and Lincoln venues.

Beatrice Inez Lasued Arnold Ixask Walton Jague Armorica Creighton University Omaha York County Newman Grove Spalding Wiliam A. Tweedy Fremont Paul Nebraska National Guard L. A. Wilson Benard County Alatrlet Wylmore Milligan Saline Olfer Bilding Lan Boon A. H. Dyer Nebraska George W. ‘ Berke Lincolm Lincoln City David City Stymall Statietica Bureau of Publcrty Chamber of Commerce Munyon Brothers Beat Robinson South Dakota Holt County Dakota

Weather Hits Ndney As Tornado Rips South Divide

The Telegraph reports extreme heat followed by a miniature tornado over the South Divide causing thousands of dollars in damage. A single lightning strike damaged Lodge Pole and Milas Ethel Bowser, who was aided by companions but remains not fully recovered. Telephone wires failed, fires spread along Front Street, and panic ensued. Will Moore is noted for loving turkeys, while a weasel killed 24 more of the flock, a dire sight for poultry fans.

Ndney South Divide Lodge Pole Milas Ethel Bowser Will Moore

Arrest of Lyle Shaw in horse theft case by sheriff

Sheriff Washburn arrested a young man named Lyle Shaw while attempting to sell a stolen horse in this city. A $25 reward was offered for the horse thief. An inspector and a railroad official visited the city for post office and rail site discussions.

Washburn Lyle Shaw Lly Murslay Woodard Harrisburg Nebraska Jai Wealand A. J. Swift Union Pacific Master Mechanic Barnium Omaha Barnum IM

Steersman and passenger survive runaway buggy incident

An early account from The Telegraph recalls a buggy runaway near Lodge Pole. Dan Robbins was thrown but clung to lines and was dragged briefly before release. Mrs Buck retrieved control from the dashboard, stopping the dash. No injuries reported.

Dnt Robbins Mrs. Buck Lodge Poly Slikey Dan Sterling Colorado Sidney Cheyenne

Freight, wool shipments and town notes from Shiney

Shiney freight figures show fifty six thousand pounds shipped in a week with destinations Deadwood Camp Clark Ene Ridge and Custer City. The first wool shipment of the season, PLOOO pounds, was sold to N. M. Fitch via Diabel and Company. A local farm near town grows oats corn and vegetables in promising abundance while school workers remain unchanged and tramps drift through the town seeking work.

Shiney Deadwood Camp Clark Ene Ridge Custer City Diabel and Company N. M. Fitch N. M. Mitch Stevens Shotton Boston New York City Horace Greeley West

Lingwalls Visit Charteys for Sunday Dinner In West Sidney

West Sidney hosts Mr and Mrs John Lingwall and Mr and Mrs Ion Lingwall for Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Chartey. The gathering highlights family ties and shared meal in a small town social note.

John Lingwall Ion Anna Lingwall Chartey

Richard Scri fer suffers arm break among friends

The note of the community column records many local visits and errands in Sidney. Richard Scri fer broke his arm, with friends and neighbors sending well wishes. People mention visits to Sprenger, Walters, Glassburn, Elly, Scheer, Hammond, Kruger, Nathlich, and others, plus fishing and shopping at Sidney.

Community Social Notes From Local Families

Ickes News Grandma Eckert of Sliney visits Mrs. Mary Davison this week. Numerous neighbors stop by KL Weed’s Sunday evening and share Saturday with the Weed family. Osborns and Broadwater visitors drop by Davison and Eckert homes. Harvest work and warm days hint at soon bustling fields. Several local households host neighbors, share meals, and discuss cars like Miss Anderson trying out a Ford coupe.

Grandma Eckert Sliney Mary Davison Cecil James Famiy Clyde Gloek Roger Brennan Geo. Worth Herman Heinman Miller Nebr W. F. Osborn Dalton HC Dull Kreader W. Eckert Davison Mises Esther Clara Anderson Broadwater White Eckert Miss Anderson John Peterson John Newetney Mayers Mra Loyd Julefl

Local County Event Promises Evening of Talent and Fun

A community gathering near Dalton features a home talent play and a birthday celebration. Proceeds support the town hall while a cream social and refreshments are offered. Attendees include residents from Bancroft and Merling with regional entertainers set to perform Friday night.

Bunday Palmer Mudin Bridgeport Glen Milem Merling Dune Neiwal Wrytie Nebr Wiscounty Jeelis Pelopaan Bancroft Curly

Wheat harvest brings bounty to Dalton region

Wheat moves from harvest fields to Dalton with a good yield this year. W. O. Osborn and daughters Mabel and Bessie traveled Monday to their home near Kearney after visiting relatives in and around Dalton during the past week.

Dalton W. O. Osborn Mabel Bessie Fefe Kearney

Barn and Contents Destroyed by Fire at Brown Farm

Lightning struck Wm. Browns barn on the south table during last Friday nights electrical storm. The barn and its contents including four horses fifty three pigs and feed were burned. Machinery near the barn also lost. Fire loss estimated at 36000 not insured.

Wm. Brown Brown Julesburg

Potter and area residents update and events

Potter notices list visiting relatives including Mrs J I Gamut and Anita from Sioux City Iowa at Dr A J Ames home. Keith and Merwin Rice depart for Omaha. Mrs J H Adee and two children visit Dawson Nebraska relatives. B Ridgely McCullough of Central City arrives to help crops. Gertrude Gunderson and son Leroy return from Tekama Nebraska. Earl Anderson sustains arm injuries from a fall. Joe Emil Nelson and Clarence Johnson went fishing. Dean Hagemeister recovering from appendicitis and may need surgery. George Thirwall in Omaha for treatment. plans for a possible sopor operation. Iu MacAdams hosts bridge for R V Francess leaving for Florida.

J. I. Gamut Anita Sioux City Towa Gamut A. J. Ames Keith Rice Merwin Rice Omaha J. H. Adee Dawson Nebraska Central City Potter Gertrude Gunderson Leroy Tekama Earl Edgar Anderson Aonall Joe Emil Nelson Clarence Johnson Dean Hagemeister Miller Hospital Kinsball George Thirwall St. Joseph’s Hospital Sostor I. Iu. MacAdams Bridge RV. Francess Florida

Local Neighbors Share Visits and News this Week

Herman Schubarth called on Potter Monday morning. Several residents including Mre Peter Nelson Hlina and Robert spent days visiting relatives in Wheatland Crowell and Potter. Varvey Fisher and daughter Betty visited Charley Fisher. Elmer Wear Point Nebraska works nearby. A dance in Dix drew a few. In Sidney Myrtle Nelson visited with Alive Freda Angeot on Phnee. Miradora Charley Jolingan and family seen with Mr and Mrs UW. Wal Nerott did a business call in Kidney. Matthewson and others noted. The school board of Dist i held a terse snorting Thursday evening. Harvest teon in fut awit ow.

Herman Schubarth Potter Mre Peter Nelson Hlina Robert Wheatland Wyoming Fister Wal Nerott Dride Matheweon Torman Mehnbarih School Board of Dist Harvoat Teon

Local Couples and Families Gather in Sidney Socials

Maple Grove residents and neighbors attended gatherings around Henry Intriste and Waddell places last week. Alfred, Itay Cralin, and Nefa Johnson were among those noted. Mr and Mrs Theo Waddell hosted supper with Miss Uffer and two Broadwater area brothers. Sophia and Clara Kragel joined Henry James and family for a Sidney visit. Sheman Andre helped John Ol eon with grain and several families attended the play Birth of a Nation in Sidney Tuesday evening. Andrew Johnson spent Saturday with Theo Waddell.

John Oleon R. W. Johnson Sidney Andrew Johnson Theo, Waddell's W. T. Sharman

Fragmented Puzzle of Clues Across Subtitles and Numbers

A crowded list blends crossword style clues with numbered tags and stray phrases. It intermixes terms like l-Substance, roof part, ships collection, and various unrelated entries, yielding a fragmentary, puzzle-like OCR page without coherent narrative.

Social Visits and Outings Around Dalton in Weekend Notes

The community records multiple Sunday gatherings and weekend trips. Ed Miles and family visited Nels Johnsen and later John Westherhoff. Nels Johnsons toured to Sidney with two hired men. Theo Waddell and family called on Hookham and Johnson. Elsen and Jurgens families visited England and Johnsons. several couples stopped by A K Anderson and Roth places on Saturday and Sunday.

John Newton's Ed Miles

Local social notes from Sunday through Monday

Dell's. Rev Strawburg stayed over night Sunday at Nels Johnson's. A. G. Weaver called at Ed Miles' Monday forenoon.

Dell Strawburg Nels Johnson A. G. Weaver Ed Miles

Man's Duty to Profession by Theodore Roosevelt

Eversman owes some of his toil to the upbuilding of the profession he belongs to. Roosevelt highlights duty to one’s field and the value of professional service continuing through time.

Eversman Theodore Roosvelt

Plate glass for Windsticks and S dan doors installed

Plate glass units were installed at Labier for Windsticks and S dan doors. Work proceeded with mounting and securing panes in the lab area, replacing older glass components. Details on suppliers or exact dates are not provided in the readable text.

Labier Uraz

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