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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1927

Page

10

Gurley News Highlights Local Visits and Tragic Death

Gurley area residents hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Jap Swanson of Lyman Nebraska and Rev and Mrs T E Smith. Laveda Goatley from Kanarado Kansas visited the Albert Christensen family. A baby daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Spiker died of pneumonia with funeral at German Lutheran church near Gurley. Interment was at Sidney. Jap Swenson bought seed potatoes for shipment to Lyman. Mr and Mrs George B Moore and others are noted.

Jap Swanson Lyman, Nebr A. A. Larsen Laveda Goatley Kanarado Kansas Albert Christensen Charles Beimerad Omaha Frank Creighton Tri-County M. B Arthur Gargin Sidney T. E. Smith Ray Spiker German’ Lutheran Church Gurley Pelster Spiker A. E. Westover Ainsworth Nebraska Jap Swenson Lyman Nebr George B. Moore

Local Visitorsand Owners Summer Farewell Notes

Ivy Larsen visited last Sunday to see sister and husband Mr and Mrs Lynn Cunningham. Larsen owns a Nash sedan bought this week from Burr Garvin of Gurby Meter Co. Mrs N W Durr spent a few days with her parents west of Dalton. Emma Winegar of Town visits the Nels Erichsen family and relatives.

Rived Lynn Cunningham Ivy Larsen Bal Deders Burr & Garvin Gurby Meter Co N. W. Durr Reinmuth Dalton Emma Winegar Nels Erichsen

Pleasant View Picnic for Nora Wittrock Birthday

Pleasant View residents Elinore Haack Margaret Wenzloff Nora Wittrock Ruth Borcher join birthday picnic at Johnsons grave. Local ministers from Sidney Cheyenne Alliance Gurley Burns and Omaha attend, with many neighbors visiting homes and sharing Sunday meals and visits in the hills near Redington and Chadron trip mentioned for Meta entering summer school.

Elinore Haack Margaret Wenzloff Nora Wittrock Ruth Vernon Borcher Johnson Nora W. Peters Sidney H. L. Schuetz Cheyenne Zanow Alliance Pelster Gurley T. Hink Burns Wyo J. Heinz Chappell Becker Omaha J. H. Hink Redington J. Wentzlaf Margaret Ben Hilpert Wm. Borcher Walter Wittrock Frank Mueller Joe Sparks Art Obendorfer Elmer Art Qbendorfer Fred Wittrock Elmore Haack C. G. Gemeinhardt Fred Herman Mangels Art Schubarth Art Schuessler

Creeping eruption linked to dogs and cats in study

Washington report notes tests by the United States bureau of entomology implicating dogs and cats in creeping eruption. The research strengthens the link between creeping eruption and hookworm, showing larvae from animals resemble human hookworm larvae and that dogs and cats harbor adult hookworms of the same genus. A separate item mentions a home talent play at Meier's hall Lorenzo by Rebeka Lodge of wPeetz on June 17 with admission 15 and 35 cents.

Washington United States Bureau of Entomology Meier's Lorenzo Rebeka Lodge wPeetz

Great Treasure Buried on Isle Off Brazil’s Coast

Cleveland curator George J. Ohio Simons of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History says a treasure hoard from pirates Jose Santos and an English pirate Zulmiro may total $48,000,000 buried on a Pacific island off Brazil. He cites eight expeditions from 1800 to 1892 and notes landmarks were erased by landslides.

Cleveland George J.ohio Soimens Ornitheless Cleveland Museum of Natural History Brazil Captain Kid Doctor Simmons Jose Santos Lima Peru Zulmiro Far East Robert Louis Stevenson Cleveland Museum South Seas

Lavish German Castle Waits Kaiser's Return

Berlin reports Castle Homburg near Frankfort on the Main as the jewel of German castles with 300 rooms and salons preserved from 250 years ago. A 400 piece solid silver service, a rocking horse in William II's workroom, and Empress Augusta Victoria and King Edward suites are highlighted as costly historic treasures awaiting a possible return.

Berlin Homburg Frankfort-on-Main Prussia Frederick II Wiliam II William Augusta Victoria Edward of England

Priceless castle valued at ten million remains state property

The castle, a priceless historical treasure, is valued at about $10,000,000 and remains state property. If William returns to Germany he will only hold use of it for life. Washington notes science may extend life by three to four years in 25 years. The doctor, eighty two, worked through lunch on his birthday.

William Germany Washington de Marvello Wsley

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the Telegraph Sidney Sales Stable J. R. Brown J. Liberty State Bank C. P. Millett John Devrester K. W. Magneto Fike New Farmers’ Exchange 1St St. C P. Millett Sidney Exchange East 2Nd Street Rhode Island Fred J. Beyer Dick Carlson John Costello Harper Apt Otto Kurz Deering Combine John Marek Wheat District Cal Detty Madrid Raleigh Co Jim Kucera Hollywood Chas. Lessman Frits Sidney, Nebr Holt Combine Kimball Duroe Fall Boat John Deere Farmer’s Union Co-Operative Ass'n Huntsman Telegraph Quak C. E. Couch 2Nd Street 4Th Ave Foster Cook C. B. Couch E. 2Nd Street 4Th Ave. E Hardy Fairbanks Morse & Co Farms Bridgeport Sidney Ice and Storage Co Sidney Creamery Company Sidney Electric Shop J. L. Tewell F. J. Cerveny L. A. Yowell Nebt Gretchen South Highway Country Club Gurley Activities Gurley and College Springs Iowa Helen Farris Lincoln Chadron Miss Meta Chevrolet Kaiser Chalmers Knit Union Hepner’s Clothing Co Baldwin Sim Gleaner Combine Harvester Corp. Land Bank Kansas City, Missouri Sidney Motor Sales Company
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