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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
15
A motion directed City Attorney Kepler to draft an ordinance moving parking from street centers to curbside angles of 45 degrees on both sides. The change aims to double parking capacity, ease loading, and improve safety. Debates covered merchant impact, curb education, and safety zones. the measure passed for future council consideration.
Sidney residents hear Secretary Johnson announce negotiations with Nebraska state fair officials to send the Sidney Juvenile band to the state fair this year. The group drew applause after a strong performance at Union Pacific Day in North Platte. Local leaders and visitors discuss crops, Lincoln Highway cooperation, and civic plans during a Saturday luncheon.
George W. Dugger of Redington aged 49 and Mary L. Tlumnah of Dalton aged 54, and James Westfall of Sidney aged 21 with Leora M. Thimigan of Sidney aged 20 were issued licenses.
Mrs J W Lees and children spent Saturday at C W Ely s. Glenn Bales and family of Tunker Hill were Sunday guests of Theo Lorehers. Wilson Myers Nebraska state agent Hanover Fire Insurance Co. was in Sidney on business Tue. Mrs Martha Hill of Tucson arrived to spend the summer with her parents A K Greenlee. Mrs J C Dunn is recovering near Dalton after pneumonia. Dr H L Mantor returns from Omaha after attending a Masonic Grand Lodge meeting. Miss Pearl Kinton teaching at Kimball visited Clyde and family. T N club met with Ernest Kruse with twelve members. luncheon served. Jean Swatzlander finished sophomore year at University of Nebraska teaching certificate. Gamma Phi Beta member. Erwin Perso to Ft Snelling Minn for six weeks ROT C course. Four pupils of school district No 36 were not absent last year. Elmer Dendinger Margaret Clarence Allen Boyes noted. Boyes children walked two miles. Rev William Kilburn faculty at Nebraska Wesleyan summer school in University Place lecturing on Wesley and English writing. Stockmen in Oregon engaged in poisoning campaigns against coyotes and wolves. 1922 donations funded poisoned baits. lines extended up to 300 miles. Wolves now found only in isolated western slope areas.
Maple Grove local No. 484 extends sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. W. Jonson and Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Johnson families in the loss of their beloved brother Albert G. Johnson. Committee includes Mrs. J. C. Jorgensen Mrs. W. T. Sharman and Mrs. BE. A. Johnson.
Ringside seats go on sale for a boxing event billed as USA Sunday ten minor fighters clash with a favorites ship of cats. The promotion uses playful terms to describe the contenders and aims to draw local interest.
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