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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1923

Page

8

Bridgeport Club Convention and Day Held

A Bridgeport county convention of Woman’s Clubs met in the Presbyterian church with the Bridgeport Woman’s Club hosting and invites sent to Morrill county study clubs. A Masonic meeting discussed financing plans for a new lodge building near the church. Bridgeport Industrial Association planned See Bridgeport Day for June 6. Little Jane Dimery is recovering from a leg injury after a tricycle accident.

Presbyterian Church Bridgeport Bridgeport Woman's Club Morrill County Tbridgeport Bridgeport Industrial Association Little Jane Dimery Jane

Wife and husband quarrel over money and poker debts

A wife complains she is treated poorly and rarely given money while her husband jokes about writing an IOU for ten dollars. The exchange ends with him promising the IOU.

Clever Dream Exchange Seeds Freshman Class Mention

A playful exchange centers on a dream linked to a wedding cake and college life. The flirtatious dialogue hints at memories of a Freshman class within a college setting, framed in a whimsical tone.

Doctor speaks of a recommendation from the undertaker

A patient quotes the undertaker as saying he always recommended the doctor because the patient benefited him much, reflecting a curious testimonial exchange.

Book binding request prompts red and gold style revival

In a brief exchange the speaker asks to redo an old book with a red and gold binding. Lubby agrees that it will be bound to look nice, signaling a preference for a refined, classic appearance.

Pleasant Valley Social Notes From May Festivities and Local Visits

Rainy days complicate mail delivery as Steyv Holmes gave a Memorial Services address at the Christian Cemetery on May 27. The German Community Picnic at Krugers Lake drew a large crowd, while another picnic near Peetz at Weeping Rock enjoyed a joyful turnout without incidents. News of visits, illness, and farming activity fills the town pages, including Mrs. Brower in Sidney, Mrs. Simpson and relatives in D Peetz, and corn planting struggles from heavy rains.

Steyv. Holmes Christian Cemetery

Antelope Weather Brings Rain and Farm Activities

A Monday night rainstorm drenched the Antelope divide with about two inches in three hours, bringing hail but no major damage. Farmers seed millets and sudan grass, disk fields for summer fallow, and prepare winter wheat for fall seeding. Local social notes mention visits by the Hazlitts, Maddens, Leafdales, Nelsons, and a Kimball student returning home for summer. The Antelope baseball team lost 16 to 6 on the Potter grounds after a six inning hold, next hosting Sidney. A Farmers Union meeting at C A Mangum’s farm is planned Friday, with calf and potato club work on the agenda.

Divide Sudan Frances Hazlitt Kimball High School Edson Madden J. H. Madden A. M. Leafdale C. A. Mangum J. W. Bertramson J. M. Nelson W. A. Nelson I. K. Nelson Antelope Potter Antelopes Potter Boys Killham Antelope Boys Sidney Harry Hazlitt Bill KiNham Madden Boys E. M. Nelson Kimball Farmers Union

South Divide guests visit Potter area residents

Mr Brothers and family recently visited Mr and Mrs Ed Fischer of Potter along with a good number of locals from the vicinity.

Ed Fischer Potter

Pleasant May 25 program at Lorenzo school noted

The report describes an enjoyable program at Lorenzo school on May 25. Mr and Mrs Brothers and Victor and Miss Ruth Voeltz called at the Payzant home Wednesday evening. Mrs Roy Walker visited from Medicine Row with Leslie Emerson and his mother Mrs Jepsen, staying until Sunday at the Hand home. Mrs Simpson helps care for bedridden Mrs Earl Wood who is improving. Ruth Voeltz left Saturday for Peoria after weeks with her parents. Lucile and Lois Siiett take music lessons from Miss Tammer in Sidney.

Local social visits and remodeling noted in Hand and Hiett homes

Mrs Nelson and Mrs Wesner of Denver formerly of this community visited last Monday in the Hand home. Mr Wilnes is remodeling the house once owned by E E Hiett. Mr and Mrs BE V Hiett entertained the HF HC last Thursday. A good time reported by all present. Mr and Mrs D P Ells visited Parzants Sunday afternoon. The Fosters called on Mr and Mrs F S Stowe in Sidney Draw Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Thomas called last Friday on Mr and Mrs Earl Wood and the Hands.

F. S. Stowe Sidney Draw

Larson's Piano Plans Offer Free Instruction With Purchase

Free piano lessons accompany every piano bought from Larson's. The dealer promotes instructional support as part of the sale and invites customers to learn more about their learning plan.

Burgess Music Store Slashes Prices on Seconds and Stock

Local Burgess Music Store announces reduced prices on seconds and remaining stock. Shoppers are invited to inspect guitars, pianos, and accessories as sale runs through the weekend with discounts aimed at clearing inventory.

Burgess

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