25 Jul 1908
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1908
Page
1
Local notes report water works bids to be opened Monday as contractors arrive for the village project. The piece also mentions marriage rumors, business activity, visits, school additions, teaching appointments, and various residents traveling, with teasers of upcoming events and civic improvements.
A group of twenty friends surprised Mrs. Griffith at her birthday on Thursday night at the Fred Griffiths home. Guests presented a pair of coat ly vases, brought refreshments and flowers, and shared warm wishes. The gathering reflected the couple’s noted hospitality as anecdotes and convivial chatter filled the evening.
The article notes widespread defoliation of shade trees in Sidney caused by the maple worm. It warns that late remedies may still slow further damage and stresses that one year of worm activity can lead to stronger, ongoing attacks risking tree health.
The Tobin family and the village of Sidney ended talks on a deal involving the lot west of the Tobin opera house and four hillside lots due to a title defect on the latter. A misunderstanding over who clears the title led to the mutual termination. The board may use the Front Street lot for a new engine house.
The Sidney Loan and Building Association publishes its statement showing first mortgage loans to 22,300 dollars and stock loans to 400 dollars. It highlights its role in enabling families to own homes, contributing to Sidney’s advancement and property owner-led growth. The piece calls readers to review the full statement in this issue.
Misa Sophia Mahler married Mr Carl Livoni at St Pauls English Lutheran church in Denver on July 16. The couple, well known in the community, arrived in Sidney on July 21 and plan to live on their ranch near Dye Nebraska. Friends extend best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
Local items report Mrs Griffith visiting with sister Mrs Lipps of Grapeville for health. Ed Ahrens takes fishing trip, Chas Thomas switches for Ed Ahren. James Clark buys land to build a house. R H Zimmer plans a corner lot home. Engine 117 under Cheyenne repairs. UP installs telephone line across Rawlins to Omaha upgrading communications.
J M Sung of Reno Nevada tried to board a moving Burlington freight near Sidney and an in motion fall led to his foot being mangled and amputated. The carpenter, on his way to Lead South Dakota, is cared for at Henry Null’s home after emergency treatment by Dr Stowitta. His wife and family await his recovery.
Message from the Chautauqua manager says illness and death in his family have removed him from Chautauqua duties, but he expects to restore operations and send a Sidney date soon.
Jackson and Co announces its store will serve as the headquarters for school supplies. The move positions the retailer to supply classrooms, offices, and communities ahead of the new school term.
The Nebraska Farmer notes a dramatic turnaround for western Nebraska with abundant corn alfalfa and pastures, while eastern regions suffer from excessive rain. It praises late spring rain for wheat in western counties and asserts central and western lands offer strong opportunities for home seekers and investors in a growing belt.
Realty transfers list numerous parcel changes with buyers and sellers including RM Wolfe to W T Tate for part lot 4 and sw 1{3-14-46} at 2000 dollars, and many other deeds from 1946 to 1953. Notable entries include A W Gross to G Hulen 6% swi and sold own and lot 24-15-51 for 1500 dollars, T B Charlton se4 30-16-50 for 1 dollar, and T B Charlton to L L DuBois ne 23-17-32 for 92,000 dollars.
J. M. Jackson & Co. received another furniture car this week marking the third shipment since opening day. Also notes young pigs for sale by P. R. Borequist of Sidney, Nebraska.
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