Young Students Present Program Recital at Mrs Manns Home
A small audience attended a Friday afternoon recital at Mrs. Co EL Manns home featuring fourteen year old Katherine King and other young musicians. Katherine played pieces from Beethoven Czerny MacDowell and Grieg amid praise for her progress. Grace Hornaday and Amy Saxon performed selections with Mrs Mann at the piano. Roses and carnations were given to each performer and light refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL. Mann
Katherine King
Katherine
Amy Saxon
Mrs. Mann
Nevin
Grace Hornaday
Sidney
Ray Stansbury
Elizabeth Worden
Vera Muler
Elise
Mainen
Czerny No
Czardas
Edward MacDowell
MacDowell
Grieg Bouring
Wollenhaupt Rakoczy
Liszt
Williamson Schroeder Couple Wed in Pawnee City Nebraska
Announcement reports the marriage of Elizabeth Henrietta Schroeder to W Karl Williamson in Pawnee City Nebraska on June 45 1921. Elizabeth is the daughter of Herman and Mrs Schroeder of Sidney noted for talent in music and homemaking. Groom described as a successful businessman. Congratulations extend to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Henrietta Schroeder
W. Karl Williamson
Pawnee City
Nebraska
Herman Schroeder
Sidney
Much Travel For A Short Journey
Mrs. J.2. McIntosh and daughter Jean made a long trip home from Denver last week. They traveled to Brush Colorado then returned to Denver and started again by way of Cheyenne before arriving safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.2. McIntosh
Jean
Denver
Brush
Colorado
Cheyenne
Maine's Child Turns Again Home
Mrs Elvira Jack of Denver a Telegraph reader has returned from a summer outing to Maine where she visited the Atlantic seaboard and reflected on old associations during her trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Jack
Denver
The
Telegraph
Maine
Atlantic Seaboard
Easiest Guests At the Alumni Luncheon Discuss Comforting Hosts
Easiest guests at the alumni luncheon are debated as graduates of the eighties and nineties consider vocations that best aid poise among strangers. The group agrees no man likes private visits, noting the fashion of entertaining.
Easiest guest to host is a clergyman says observer
A house guest shares tips on travel lodging and entertaining at home noting that staying with ministers is simplest for short visits. She recalls ministers as cheerful, tactful and considerate, often with good stories, and fond of paying attention to children.
Methodist Delegate Mrs H Tipton Leaves for State Sunday School Meet
Mrs H Tipton, delegate from the local Methodist Sunday school, departed Tuesday for Holdrege to attend the State Sunday School convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 8. Tipton
Holdrege
Methodist Sunday School
Reverend W T Kahse Circulates Among Church Members
Favorite Reverend W T Kahse missionary superintendent of the United Lutheran church has gladdened the hearts of the members by friendly circulation among them for the greater part of the week.
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W.T. Kahse
United Lutheran Church
Short and Happy Visit From Bridgeport Relatives
Mrs Sol Willis and her little daughter and Miss Vera Dugger returned Sunday afternoon from Bridgeport and nearby countryside after spending two days with numerous relatives. They kept busy through the trip and described the time as delightful.
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Sol Willis
Vera Dugger
Bridgeport
Broadwater Family Visits Brother Kenneth Jones Returned From Notre Dame
Broadwater residents Mrs. Clark Fuller and her children visited D. R. Jones on Sunday evening to greet Kenneth Jones, their brother and uncle, who has just returned from Notre Dame in Indiana.
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Clark Fuller
Broadwater
D. R. Jones
Kenneth Jones
Notre Dame
Indiana
Picnic Ends Bad At Eight Grade Farewell
Angus Monroe fell from a tree at a Johnson farm picnic on Sandy River Friday evening and sustained fractures and dislocations in both wrists. He climbed the tree to take down a swing and slid down the rope, injuring himself. He walked to a waiting truck with hands in pockets, then learned the seriousness at town. He is doing nicely with modest complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus Monroe
Johnson Farm
Angus
Doug Fairbanks
Clay Co. Sun
Death By Lightning Kills Lincoln Girl At School Walk
Nine year old Frances Shephardson, daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Shephardson of Lincoln, was struck by lightning at 1 10 pm Wednesday and killed instantly. She had just eaten dinner and was heading back to her school when the bolt struck a cottonwood tree on the Clinton Building route, burning her clothing and passing through her body before responders arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Shephardson
A. L. Shephardson
Lincoln
Clinton Building
J. F. Spearman
Shephardson
Profiteers Rector and the Craving for Power
A cryptic exchange references a rector teaching lessons about global greed and primitive acts. The London Morning Post quotes a Sharp remark by a small boy naming the behavior as cannibalism, underscoring moral commentary on exploitation and appetite for power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creedy
London Morning Post
Silence on Egypt Brewed 4000 Years Ago Hints
Detroit News notes a claim that ancient Egyptians produced home brew 4,000 years ago and suggests the Sphinx may hold silent clues. The piece also quotes critics who regret rising youth crime while opposing spending on playgrounds for wholesome outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Sphinx
Detroit News
Humorous Exchange Over Buttoning Dress Behind
A wife urges her husband to hurry while buttoning a dress. He retorts with a joke that he has not buttoned a dress behind before, implying the dress previously belonged to her. The brief exchange plays on surprising intimacy and humor.
Machinery breakthrough in gold and silver embroidery
From Yvons France a new machine for raised embroidery in gold and silver is reported. The device copies an ancient stitch to imitate handwork and is the first to successfully use metallic thread. Development spanned seven years of study with very satisfactory results, according to Scientific American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvons
France
Scientific American
Industrial Notes On Pueblo Flood Struggles And Utilities
Chairman Gast of the Red Cross relief commission reports the Pueblo flood has knocked out the gas plant hindering fresh food cooking and heightening health risks. Ice factories and power are paralyzed by destroyed electric service affecting transportation heat and lighting. The city water plant is ruined raising typhoid danger as utilities failures reveal past conveniences. Rockville benefits from an electric transmission line with clock regulated street lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gast
Red Cross Relief Commission
Boelus
Rockville
Nebraska City Plant Delivers 45 Million Gallons In April
The privately owned water plant at Nebraska City supplied 45,000,000 gallons in April. Monthly chemical filtration costs run about 500 dollars. The city press says water, electric, and gas services from the local company are beyond criticism.
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Nebraska City
Idaho city to be moved for vast irrigation project
American Falls Idaho will be relocated with its residents to higher ground about two to three miles away to accommodate a massive irrigation and power scheme. The project will reclaim about 400000 acres and is viewed as one of the era's largest engineering and economic endeavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Falls
Idaho
Editor Pleases Everyone Through a Glass Plate
The quote warns that an editor who flatters all readers is seen as weak and unworthy. It likens such a figure to one behind a glass plate, unable to stand tall, with an odor of flowers as neighbors pass by slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
Blind for eighteen years, Ronne excels at switchboard work
Harry K. Ronne, blind for eighteen years, serves as a successful telephone operator at Jushion. He has learned to distinguish sounds so accurately that he seldom makes mistakes in handling the switchboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K. Ronne
Jushion
Pumping System Inaugurated to Flush Broken Row Sewage
A pumping system to flush the sewer at Broken Row is deemed necessary and has been successfully inaugurated. The works are powered by electric current and completed as planned.
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Broken Row
How much of the six billion spent in automobiling in 1920
A 1920 analysis questions the efficiency of automotive spending, estimating that a significant portion of the six billion dollars allocated to automobiling went to waste through outdated designs, unnecessary models, and ineffective marketing. The report urges modernization and better resource use.
Five Billion Dollars In Power Growth Visualized
A so called five billion dollar figure for U S electric industry growth is illustrated by drastic scale comparisons. The output now totals about 45 billion kilowatt hours yearly. If doubled in five years demand would be met and a vast expansion would follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chicago
Panama Canal
Connecticut
San Francisco
New York
Navy
United States
Central Station
Texas
Their Sayings in the Securities Representing This Vast Sum
The fragment mentions sayings in the securities that stand for a vast sum. It suggests financial instruments or claims tied to a large amount, though details are incomplete and unnamed entities are unclear. Further readable text would be needed to identify the parties, instruments, and exact totals involved.
Civic Madness At Hastings Encampment By G A R Veterans
Grand Army of the Republic veterans at Hastings adopted a 100 percent resolution denouncing mandatory statutes and new boards. They condemned laws catering to a small coterie, warned against municipal and state ownership of utilities, and cited rising costs and reduced efficiency from broad government intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Grand Army of the Republic
Treasury Secretary Warns Against New Tax Exempt Bonds
Secretary Melon urges Congress committees to block further tax exempt debentures as 17 billion dollars in securities dodge federal taxes and local levies. The issue shifts tax burden to investors and funds for state and municipal needs. Robert Ingersoll quips on patriotism and defending one’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Melon
Committee On Finance, Ways and Means
Congress
President Harding criticizes theorists in address to bankers
President Harding tells Washington bankers that the government or its institutions cannot be run by theorists who have never accomplished anything for themselves, urging practical experience over abstractions in national matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Washington
Municipal ownership obsession reshapes Seattle tax rolls
Seattle leads in public utility ownership and faces high levies as bond voting spurs spendthrift policy. With 300000 residents, per capita valuation drops to 750 while per capita tax soars to 262.42. Indebtedness runs 166 per person, outpacing Jersey City, and Nebraska observers warn of wasteful, unpublicized bond voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Washington
United States
Oakland
Jersey City
Oregon Voter Urges Recall Of Public Service Commissioner
Oregon Voter of Portland urges recalling a state public service commissioner for granting a rate increase to a telephone company. It argues the commission will push rates up when costs rise and down only when public pressure demands it. Also notes Wymore council opposes municipal electric competition and that a Sioux City judge bars enforcement of a six cent streetcar fare ordinance, with the current fare seven cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
State Public Service Commission
Oregon Voter
Portland
Wymore
Reed
Iown
Sioux City
Some Day They Wander Back Again
Charles Leibhardt was the guest Sunday and until Tuesday in the W J Shoemaker family He lived in Boise Idaho but lived here for a few years and built the Charles Couch home for his family Mr Leibhardt had been to Hastings to see his father who has seen very ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leibhardt
W. J. Shoemaker
Boise
Ida
Charles Couch
Mr. Leibhardt
Hastings
Notice for Masonic services and gathering
Sunday evening June 19 Masons hold services at the Methodist church. All visiting Masons are invited. Members will meet at the hall at 7 30. F M Wooldridge W M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
W. M
North Platte Floral Co Offers Garden Plant Orders
Local florist invites customers to order tomato plants and other garden or flower bed supplies from North Platte Floral Co. Details on varieties, pricing, and delivery options are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte Floral Co
Woman's Club Advances Plan for Sidney Playground Site
The Morrow site near Central avenue was chosen with mayoral approval and a bond election planned. The Woman's Club funds support a free playground with grass trees water and a dammed swimming area, aiming to serve every child in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Woman’s Club
Indies’ Project
Woman's Club
Sidney
Central Avenue
Enjoyable Session of W. C. T. U. Ladies
The Frances Willard Union held a June meeting despite poor weather with Mrs. Shoemaker present. A portion of the flower mission program was performed and will continue at the July meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard Union
Shoemaker
Flower Mission
Rudd
Rolleall
Jenny Cassiday
Owens
Marjorie
Bulletin board gifted to Sidney Methodist church
The Sidney church unveiled a 72 by 44 inch electric bulletin board in natural oak with pressed steel sign, 780 letters, and bells and bulbs fitted at a total cost of about 74 dollars with discounts. Donors include Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Karth Miss Ruth Morrow Rev. and Mrs. T. Porter Bennett. Pastor welcomed the gift on June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
A. A. Rudd
Kyle
Pee Eeee
W. F. Karth
Ruth Morrow
T. Porter Bennett
W. KE. Spenrow
Prayer and dedication mark church bulletin board
The pastor offered a prayer of dedication for the bulletin board amid grateful remarks from donors. Donors expressed gratification at the board, noting the complimentary remarks received about the “beautiful board.”
Returns After Long Visit In Germany
Henry Schleuter and his young son returned from Hanover, Germany after a seven month visit. They are en route to a ranch home twelve miles south of Sidney. Schleuter reports German wages high and living cheap, with no relief needed from others. He notes Germans favor their postwar changes, resent the ex Kaiser burial, and shares his son's mastoid operation and their voyage home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schleuter
Little Son
Hanover
Germany
Sidney
Mr. Schleuter
Schbleutz
Special Church Announcement for Sidney and Gurley
Rev. W. T. Kahse of the English Lutheran Synod of Nebraska will lead services at Sidney and Gurley on Sunday June 19. Ulney morning worship at 11 with Gurley at 12 led by Rev Kahse. A regular plan to be announced later. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Kahse
English Lutheran Synod of
Real Estate Transfers in Lodgepole and Sidney Areas
James C Wolfe and wife transfer to Union Co operative Grain and Stock Association of Lodgepole lots 16 17 18 block 14 Nashs addition for 5500 dollars. John Paviat and wife transfer to Claude J Smith all lot 18 block 16 original town of Lodgepole for 1500 dollars. John Owens and wife transfer to Ida Simms E of lot 9 10 11 and W of lots 2 all in block 10 original town of near ae ney for 1000 dollars. Mack Radcliff transfers to Bertie Radcliff all of lots 1 2 block 3 Clarksons addition to Sidney for 1 dollar. Cora Wright and Susie Wright transfer to Lester Wright and Leonard Wright lots 1 2 3 4 in Section 10 Township 12 Range 51 for 1 dollar and settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Wolfe
Fathers Union Co-operative Grain and Stock Association of
Lodgepole
Nash
John Paviat
Claude J. Smith
John Owens
Ida Simms
Ae Ney
Mack Radcliff
Bertie Radcliff
Clarkson
Sidney
Cora Wright
Susie Wright
Lester Wright
Leonard Wright
Card of Thanks to Neighbors and Friends
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends who sympathized and assisted during illness and burial of our husband and father. Grateful for floral offerings and choir’s beautiful music. Mrs. George Walker and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walker
Bake Sale by Frances Willard Union at Cash Grocery
A bake sale hosted by Frances Willard Union is set for Saturday afternoon June 25 at Cash Grocery. Proceeds benefit union activities and community programs with treats available for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard Union
The
Cash Grocery
Cherries Offered by Kinnickinnick Orchard
An advertisement from Kinnickinnick Orchard in Spokane Washington promotes ripe Bing cherries with an offer of an 18 pound box prepaid for four dollars. The circular notes express prepaid shipping and a satisfaction guarantee, citing past customers in Nebraska and Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Iowa
Kinnickinnick Orchards
Spokane
Wash
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Broadwater Citizens
Robert Ingersol
Club
W. C. T. U. Ladies
Eee
Bake Sale
Oliver
U. P. Depot
W. W. Heinemann
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