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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
9
County clerk and Liberty State bank president F N Slawson with Mrs Slawson and Miss Blanche Childers travel Monday evening to Medicine Bow Wyoming to visit Hugh Slawson at his fine section homestead on the western frontier.
Mrs Ed Ahrens and her young daughter Joan visited from Medicine Row last Friday to spend Memorial Day and collect the two sons Frederick and Tussell who have finished their school year here.
Erin Velthone with wife and young daughter Alice and their cousin Erin Albert of Sibley Town halted their large car on the tourist ground. They hunted up the lady's cousin Andy Anderson. Visitors stayed overnight, found time to visit, and after breakfast continued to Modesto California.
William R Harbaugh of Cheyenne Wyoming marries Dean Spider of Cheyenne at the Presbyterian manse with Dr Samuel Light officiating Witnesses John J Nolan and Mrs F M Light. The couple returned that day to their home.
Frank Lippstraw of Gurley marries Nora Gablis Connelly of Sidney on May 28. Judge John McGleneghan officiated. Patrice McConnelly and Walker Rufenacht witnessed the ceremony.
The dialogue presents a playful boast about sixty potato cooking methods and a suggestion to experiment with one of the remaining fifty ideas beyond boiling. It shows curiosity and light household banter with no broader context.
Seventy five magnates form the National Association of Master Pie Bakers in Chicago and declare individuality in pie making ended. They begin setting fixed purfling counts and ballast, aiming for uniform peach pies from Twin Sisters Texas Welcome Wisconsin and Sweet Bath Tennessee. Chicago is praised as the capital of pie factories with 77,000 pies eaten daily and a national yearly total near a billion.
English novelist remarks on Broadway's blaze of signs and light. He imagines how much better it might be for a man who cannot read, suggesting a critique of urban spectacle and literacy. The quote appears in The Argonaut of San Francisco.
A clipped dialogue notes a ring given in engagement that ends in a broken engagement. The girl recalls the ring and plans to return it but keeps it briefly to set standards for the next suitor as a Boston Transcript reader observes.
Resolution declares May thirty as a day of reverence and remembrance for those who laid down their lives for country. It honors the silent army who sustained liberty and freedom through their sacrifices.
The Sidney Post American Legion disapproves any celebration beyond reverence and commemoration for Memorial Day. The committee states hours consecrated to memory should not be defiled by commerce or rival ceremonies.
A witty line from the Indianapolis News notes an office girl not a Hoosier and unaware of the Elijah concert. When asked if she would attend the municipal concert she asked Elijah who, reflecting unfamiliarity with the event.
G Fuller and J B Ervin of Trans-Mississippi Grain Co of Omaha spent a week in Sidney territory. They toured Cheyenne Kimball and Deuel counties with Sid ney branch manager Freytag gathering crop prospects and conditions. They praised Sidney Cheyenne county for wheat quality and the region’s agricultural strength and climate.
Real estate transfers and deeds listed with numerous Beyer family parcels in Sections 29 15 60 14 10 15 80 15 50 and related Township ranges plus other Sidney area transfers. Includes W. E. Boggs Eva Hill Carow’s First Dalton lot sale Mamie Farr Lizzie Fisher City of Sidney Al Benish Greenwood Cemetery and more. Bank statement and sworn financial summary dated May 28 1921.
Public notice reports the condition of the American Bank of Sidney Nebraska as of May 24 1921 with financial details and regulatory compliance statements for charter 375. The notice lists the bank name location and date of closing balance and related statutory disclosures.
Charter No 1491 for Liberty State Bank of Biobioes reports as of May 24 1821 with assets totaling 209377.13 including cash 174891.04 deposits 88804.08 and certificates 82403.97 The statement is sworn by Cashier Robt A Barlow and countersigned by Directors McAllister Hogue Andrews Hadley McNish Dimery and Esther Devine with notary seals and commissions.
The eighteen month old son of George Shumaker of Stanton recovered after ingesting a poison rat solution made of strychnine sugar and water. Medics treated the child and saved him from a dangerous exposure.
Santa Rosa police chief George W Mathews says girls who attend dances without corsets or wearing half socks cannot be arrested. Policewoman M I Reeves prompted the inquiry after she sent sixteen girls home from dances to wear longer stockings and corsets, per the Portland Oregonian.
Geese serve as a grazing stock in stable feeding systems alongside chickens. They utilize waste grain and grasses, deriving their living largely from ordinary grasses rather than grain feed.
Poultry experts state that geese outperform other birds in fat production and hold strong year round demand beyond holiday seasons. The United States Department of Agriculture notes geese’ growing importance in the poultry sector, especially in steady markets.
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