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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1922
Page
11
A Lodgepole roundup recalls a Wolfe ranch picnic with nine attendees and a birthday party in town. Residents report travel, family visits, and harvest activity as crews from Holyoke to Medicine Bow relocate for threshing and harvesting, with several illness and travel updates mixed in.
Spring in Canyon and nearby towns brings harvest activity as corn dries and rain is hoped for. Local residents report travel, shopping, and visits while a hospital stay ends for Ben Colburn. A hail storm north of Iliff causes crop losses and a death occurs for Mr Dolisky with funeral arrangements to Iowa.
Meadow Lawn notes detail Jerabago Sewing Club at Sam Eckert home with members Bertha Eckert Josephine Walsh Ruth Shinker Ella Eckert Agnes Walsh Emma Morrow Altice Click Julia Walsh and associates Rose Eckert Jesse Eckert Loretta Osborn journaled visits by Margaret Shinker Mrs Patrick Keenan and Mary Morrow plus Thelma Zorn joining as a member. Various Sidney callers and regional visits weave through week with Willard Mowrer Ed Morrow Bayard trips and Miss Margaret Dalton visiting Mary Walsh and Rose McNulty.
Pleasant Valley residents share visits and calls with neighbors including Mrs Norton, Mrs Danforth, Mrs E J Simpson and families. E J Simpson runs errands in Sidney and M M Simpson aids him. A hail loss from Haxtun is reported as 100 percent. Minnie Vogler Osborn welcomes a baby girl. The Lennon barn dance draws a large crowd with local families visiting, while Eric Brauer’s family seeks medical advice for their baby.
Maple Grove residents frequent neighbors this Sunday and Friday visiting at Hunteman and Garley homes. Local families including Johnsons, Sharmans, Miles, and Ruhters helped with harvest activities and spent time with relatives and daughters during weekend gatherings.
A comic domestic spat between Jackie Jones and Mrs Jackie Jones unfolds at a spring morning breakfast. He demands obedience in his two room home while she plans to leave for a new life with Lucie Vampum, then reconciles as she admits the quarrel was sparked by a clock mishap and a wake up call.
A Royal Air Force Admiralty modified relay described by Scientific American sits in a polished teak case. It features a 4,000 ohm resistance and a separate transformer base with condenser. Suitable for 120 ohm telephones, the device amplifies feeble signals without vacuum tubes, drawing only about 25 milliamperes from a 6 volt dry battery.
North Divide residents Mrs John Jones and daughter Catherine shopped early in Sidney on Tuesday. Filmer Hughes attended business in Sidney Friday. A light rain fell Saturday evening with a brief dust storm preceding it. J A Chean and family joined John Neary at his home Sunday. Grandpa Donaldson arrived from Richardson County last Thursday for an extended visit with Mrs Frank Kinton. Catherine Hamer spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs Elmer Hughes. Mesdames Will Neary and Perrys Bell drove from Gurley to Sidney last Saturday for shopping. Anna Hamer will assist Mrs Pete Beyer during harvest. A large grain harvest is underway with threshing and market activity. McGrane families enjoyed a picnic last Sunday near their home. George Rippe, Herman Wankey and families fished. a five pound fish was caught. Mrs Pete Beyer and children visited her parents in Sidney Thursday. Mesdames Clyde Kinton, Ruth, Hans Busboom and two children shopped in Sidney Saturday. W E Spearow sold a fat beef in Sidney Tuesday. Pete Beyer hauled an Avery thresher Monday for wheat harvest.
All summer hats priced at one dollar. Metz Millinery offers a sale option. Be photographed this year on your birthday at Phelps Studio. A quirky slogan promotes the service with a laundry line twist.
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