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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
9
Local Families Share Sunday Visits Across Sidney Area
Grand Prairie residents Mr and Mrs Henry Flesner visited Frank Heinzman. Frank Lundgren and family called on Elmer and family. Beebe family spent time with Windsheimer relatives. Meyers family and Eva Meyers visited Lillie and Earl Holm. Grace Foster helps Mrs Jack Hubbell with threshers. Forrest Planck assists Beebe during harvest. Bertha Dykeman returned home to Lodgepole after three weeks with Windsheimer. Leslie Gillen shocks wheat for Albert Frerida. Johnson and Hernbloom families visited Walter Hernbloom. Charlie Rogers arrived from Michigan and works for Will Frerichs. Windsheimers and Dykemans hosted visitors in Lodgepole. Alek Pierson family arrived from Oregon and plan to settle in Sidney Cheyenne county. They own land locally and will build a house soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Flesner
Frank Heinzman’s
Frank Lundgren
Elmer Larson
Henry
Beebe
Vernie
Windsheimer
Lena
William Meyers
Eva Meyers
Lillie
Earl ‘Holm
Grace Foster
Jack Hubbell
Johnny Holter
Forrest Planck
Bertha Dykeman
Lodgepole
Fred Windsheimer
Leslie Gillen
Albert Frerida
E. A. Johnson
Will and
Albert Johnson
Morris Hernbloom
C. P. Anderson
Roy Collick
Sidney News Briefs Reflect Harvest Time and Local Visits
North Divide Mossinger Bros. oversee Sidney business on Wednesday as light rain drifts in from last Friday. Local farming notes say threshing continues with satisfactory grain yields. Visitors pass through from Richardson and Nemaha counties as families plan Frontier Days in Cheyenne and family reunions with Mrs Clyde Kinton and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mossinger Bros
Sidney
Clyde Kinton
Shellenberger
Cheyenne
John Jones
Frank Goodwin
Dix
Chester Frame
Mother
Wade
J. A. Chean
Ignus Leecy
August Nel‘moller
Anna Reinke
Richardson County
Mesdames Knapp and
Nemaha County
Local social visits and farm meeting draw sizable turnout
A sequence of visits and trips marked the week with numerous locals calling on neighbors and relatives in Wm. Rolide's area. Walter Happel, John Borcher, and others traveled to Sidney, while the Farmers Union meeting drew a large attendance Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Helen Beyer
Wm. Rolide
Walter Happel
Sidnes
August Mathewson
Henry Schmidt
John Borcher
Sidney
Farmers’ Union
Glen Bales
John Engel
Ross
Henry
Carl Schmidt
Maurice Lloyd
Local Family Visitors Reported This Week
Edwin Aurick hosted Sunday afternoon visitors. Mrs Theo Borcher spent Monday with John Borcher. William Rolie drove to Sidney on Tuesday. Mrs Fred Beyer and family visited Frank Beyer on Tuesday. Mrs Glen Bales and family drove to Sidney Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Aurick
Theo Borcher
John Borcher
Wm. Rolie
Sidney
Fred Beyer
Frank Beyer
Glen Bales
Pleasant Valley News From Crook Area Harvest and Health Updates
Pleasant Valley notes residents at Granpa Lauderback in Crook and reports Orrin Maley gradually improving enough to sleep after burns. Messages recount Grandma Bonser ill in Holdrege, Texas trip for Boomer family, and local harvest activity with headers at A B Jetnik’s. Disturbances include a Crook wreck with no injuries, river flood rebound, and Mr. Miles breaking his arm while hitching a team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lauderback
Granpa Lauderback
Crook
Orrin Maley
Tom Bonser
Holdredge
Nebraska
Grandma Bonser
Tom
George
Ern
Mrs. McDonald
Jennie
Maley
Lorenzo
Ferg
Vern Calkins
A. B. Jetnik
Herbert
Campbell
Thornton
Buzz See
Lee
Miles
George Lauderback
Dan Brant
Wilson
Johnny AfcDonald
Harvest Help and Local Visits in Maple Grove
Maple Grove notes show Miss Fern Miller aiding Mrs. F A Johnson with harvest cooking while community members visit relatives and help with harvest. Andrew Johnson travels to Sidney for repairs. families including Miles, Sharman, Gabriel, Johnson, Rasmussen, and Anderson share meals and support harvest efforts across Gurley and Kimball areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Miller
F. A. Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Sidney
Ed Miles
W. Xx. Miles
Charles Gabriel
Gurley
W. T. Sharman
Nels Johnson
Thor Stasmussen
WT. Sharman’s
Andy Anderson
Gene Davis
Hans Anderson
Thor Rasmussen
Kimball
Jim Irwin
Will Johnson
A. K. Anderson
Miles
Grace Aloster
John Holter
Sidney People In Last Week Harvest And Calls
Sidney residents and visitors were active with callers at homes in town. Names include O W Pitts Jimmie Johnson Fd Nelson H S Steele Ray Pitts Alfred Birt Cody Patterson and the Brooks Tallbert and Votter households plus families from Council Bluffs Iowa visiting for harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Pitts
Talbert
Jimmie Johnson
Fd Nelson
H. S. Steele
Sidney
J. R. Pitts
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Daniel Bell
Donald
Ray Pitts
Ernest Luangly
Clyde
Fred Ray
Alfred Birt
Potter
Cody Patterson
Brooks Home
Tallbert
Frank Hruza
Votter
Guam Lark Seeks Sea Swim Despite Shark Averts Risk
A playful poem segment shows a young lady from Guam aiming to swim for a lark as the sea proves dangerous with a shark nearby. The piece closes with a punchy rhymed segue to a psalm reference, adding local tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
Senate to Rush Tariff Measure in Two Weeks
Washington July 25 Hearings on the tariff bill passed Friday by the house will begin Monday before the senate finance committee chaired by Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania. The panel hopes to conclude hearings within two weeks, barring interruptions from Treasury funding discussions. The plan may merge tax revision with tariff measures as an emergency, with emphasis on the American valuation feature and dyestuffs embargo provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose
Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
Pennsylvania
Senate
Finance Committee
Toll
George Davis
New York Customs Office
Otto Fix
U S Seizes Five Largest Steamships from Germany
United States Shipping Board officials seized five major steamships formerly German liners now chartered to United States Mail Steamship Company. The vessels George Washington America Susquehanna President Grant and Agamemnon, valued at about 25 billion? dollars, range 20 000 to 25 000 tons. Rentals owed since March 31 totaling roughly 400 000 dollars prompted the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Merchant Marine
United States Mail Steamship Company
United States Shipping Board
George Washington
America
Susquehanna
Grant
Agamemnon
Tumulty Seeks Temporary Receiver Post face shipyard bid
Washington July 25 Joseph P Tumulty former secretary to Woodrow Wilson will seek appointment as temporary receiver for the Pusey Jones Shipbuilding company of Wilmington. The move will be opposed by the United States Shipping Board according to Chairman Lusker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph P. Tumulty
Woodrow Wilson
Pusey & Jones Shipbuilding Company
Wilmington
United States Shipping Board
Lusker
Ku Klux Klan Ringleaders Probed in Texas Oklahoma
Col William Joseph Simmons, Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, orders a sweeping investigation into tar and feather parties tied to the Klan in Texas and Oklahoma. The probe targets activities across the two states as authorities seek to uncover abuses linked to the organization originated by Simmons in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Texas
Oklahoma
William Joseph Simmons
Atlanta
Imperial Wizard
Social Word Roundup At Local Homes And Visits
Sunday evening guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Matthewson at the Pete Nelson residence. Mrs. Brett and Miss Johnson returned from Denver. Potter visitors came by Thursday. E. J. Sanders returned from Sidney after medical treatment. Mrs. Jesse Lambert and children visited her sister Mrs. Sam Wickstrom. Dan Heimer and Harry Courtright called at the Pete Nelson home. Florence Fisher and Mrs. H. B. Fisher with daughters June and Florence visited the George Reetz home. Mrs. Wall Matthewson and Mrs. Ellsworth with daughters visited in Sidney Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Matthewson
Pete Nelson
Andy Brett
Miss Johnson
Denver
Colorado
Fred Prince
Potter
E. J. Sanders
Sidney
Jesse Lambert
Sam Wickstrom
Dan Heimer
Harry Courtright
Ellis Fisher
Florence
H. B. Fisher
June
George Reetz
Wall Matthewson
Ellsworth
Two Evenings Work of City Council 1921 Sidney records
City council of Sidney met in special session July 20 1921 with Mayor Grabill and eight council members. Omaha Trust bid to print bonds and take two issues of 22000. council approved contract allowing bond sale at 114 plus 50. Minutes note July 22 1921 adjournment and actions to poison city dumps August 1 and extend heat line up to 1000 at policy cost up to 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Sidney
Grabill
L. G. Lowe
H. Rogers
M. A. Shipman
H. Schroeder
A. J. Jorgenson
Ric. P. Kepler
Fred Stephens
E. F. Pettis
Omaha Trust
Omaha Trust Company
Lowe
Schroeder
Shipman
Jorgenson
Rogers
Nass
Freder. Stephens
I. E. Gradbill
I. G. Lowe
A. J. Jorgensen
BP. Kepler
Fred FE. Stephens
Paquette
Fred E. Stephens
Helen's Wealthy Suitor Continues Buying Shoes
A brief humor note cites Boston Transcript quip about Helen marrying a rich elder who seems near death. The joke highlights the suitor's continued spending on shoes, implying ongoing indulgence regardless of fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Boston Transcript
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha July 1921
At Union Stock Yards Omaha on July 21 1921 cattle on sale 5400. Beefs sold strong to 15 higher. top yearlings 9.75. fat cows slow to lower. feeders quiet. Hogs up 25 to 40 cents with bulk 9.00 to 10.25. best light hogs 10.50. Sheep and lambs, 10 500 head, western fat lambs steady to slightly lower. top lambs 10.40. fat yearlings 5.25 to 7.50. ewes 8.25 to 5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Three Wave All Futile Reform Efforts Fail in London Review
The London Saturday Review notes at least three reform attempts to reshape the world are futile, each proving ineffective in changing core structures. Analysis suggests systemic barriers and entrenched interests hinder meaningful progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Saturday Review
Sidney Lumber Co. Advertises in Place Like HeMe
Local ad urges readers to visit SIDNEY LUMBER CO. for building supplies and timber products. The brief notice emphasizes showroom availability and competitive pricing to attract contractors and homeowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heme
Sidney Lumber CO
Yield reporting and public perception of wheat crops
A letter warns that sensational yield reports inflate public expectations. It cites front page claims of 40 to 45 bushels per acre near WAVERLY and Princeton, noting these boastful figures overlook average yields and winter losses. The writer urges conservative reporting to avoid misinforming consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Public
Waverly
Princeton
Public
B. L
Montgomery
Lancaster County
Firm Underpinning of Life and Belief
A compact meditation urging self examination and certainty. It advocates basing life choices on solid reasoning and science rather than guesswork or inherited customs. Emphasizes preparedness to justify personal beliefs with clear, rational grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Starr King
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grand Prairie
North Divide
Bunker Hill
Pleasant Valley
Maple Grove
U. S
Steamship Company
Lasker
U. S. Shipping Board
KU Klux Klan
Sextrap
BULL
Durham
South Omaha
Guarantier
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