Sidney Telegraph Publication Note
The Sidney Telegraph notes delivery to Sidney, Nebraska as second class mail matter and states it is published every Friday.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
11
County Treasurer Nelson and Family Enjoy Sterling Reservoir Outing
County Treasurer Nelson and the Lockhart family from near Peetz spent last Sunday fishing together at Sterling Reservoir, sharing a quiet day by the water and the chance for a family outing away from routine duties.
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Nelson
Lockhart
Near Peetz
Sterling Reservoir
Community Notes from Gurley and Surrounds
Route A West Gurley activity expands with Exil Collart and men extending the line toward Bert Walker and others. Local visits include band practice attendance, picnics, weddings, and church trips. Rural events feature ball games, funerals, and community gatherings through Glenmere and nearby towns.
Telephone rates and court victory shape public service stance
North Western Bell argues in a platform piece that federal court action has made permanent an injunction against the Nebraska railway commission, enabling higher rates to yield a fair return on invested capital. The article cites earnings before and after the injunction, noting 3% in 1920 1921 and 1922 versus 4.63% 4.55% in 1923 1924, and discusses public sentiment toward utilities amid rising operation costs.
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Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Nebraska State Railway Commission
Telephone
Local and Personal News Highlights
A daughter was born June 12 to Mr and Mrs Charles Glaubitz. Charlton Bentley is home again after California. Rex Hursey of Dalton visited Wednesday. Dr Taylor removed Albert Peters tonsils Saturday. Jesse Lambert was a Sidney visitor Wednesday. J H Wendte transacted business Monday. C C Crowell of Potter made a business trip to Sidney Wednesday. P J Beyer was a Sidney visitor Monday. R Reinmuth of Dalton was a Sidney caller Saturday. Harry Thompson was a Gurley visitor Saturday. J W Slama of Sundl transacted business at the courthouse last Friday. Elmer Larson was a Potter visitor to Sidney Friday. Thomas Burtch and Frank Schroeder left Tuesday for auto races in Denver. Eshon Closman left Thursday for Omaha for treatment in St Josephs hospital. Miss Anna Badziong left Sunday for David City to visit relatives. Mrs Ray Witham and children returned home from the eastern part of the state Monday. George Porter suffered a bad cut fixing a car window. W I McIntosh spoke in Omaha before the National Catholic Womans Welfare council. P W Barker and wife celebrated their wedding anniversary with a seven oclock dinner at the Country Club. George Thirwall is back from Omaha where he had been a patient at St Josephs hospital. Genxer, is looking much better and should be himself again in a short time.
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Scottsbluff
Albert Jeudes
Henry Sorge
Herman Daver
Sidney
Fred Selmers
Knox
Fred
John Engel
Engel
Dalton
Ray Frame
Frank Beyer
Andrew Nelson
Pete Beyer
Wm. Rhode
Fred Beyer
B. J. Leonard
Iva Beyer
Olean Dining Room Opens Sunday for Regular Chicken Dinner
The Olean dining room will be open Sunday June 21 and serve regular meals at regular hours. Come in and get a big chicken dinner. Mrs Underweed, Prop.
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Olean
Birthday party and social visits in Bunker Hill area
Tuesday and Sunday gatherings fill the week in Bunker Hill with Mr. and Mrs. John Engel and family at Frank Beyer home, surprise party for Henry Johnson, card prizes won by Merle Hughes Clara Beyer L J Hughes Agnes Renquist, lunches served. George Rhode and Henry Rhode traveled to Sidney on business. Rex Bayne Julian Starr visited Canton relatives.
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John Engel
Frank Beyer
George Hendricks
Muscatine
Pete Beyer
Henry Johnson
Merle Hughes
Clara Beyer
L. J. Hughes
Agnes Renquist
Johnson
Ernest Hille
Fred Beyer
George
Henry Rhode
Sidney
Jack McGrane
Wm. Meyer
Julius Choan
Potter News Roundup Highlighting Local Families and Events
Pneumonia lull brings Bernard McDonald to improve. Royal Neighbors convention draws Potter visitors including Mrs Bartlett and others. A newborn girl arrives to Evan and Mrs Stines. Randall Wolfe travels to Connecticu after his father's death. Yellowstone trip planned by R A Babcock Emil Cords and C E Biggs families. Childrens day program praised with baptisms. Elquist of Torrington visits grandma Emma Olson. J C Bartlett hosts Robertson family from Lorenzo. Union Pacific hosts safety first meeting with a daytime car track vigil and a Brady lecture.
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Bernard McDonald
E. H. Biggs
J. C. Bartlett
Grant Brady
Ralph Robertson
R. L. MacAdam
Bessie Stanton
Scottsbluff
Royal Neighbors
MacAdam
Torrington
Wyo
Evan Stines
Randall Wolfe
Connecticu
Miller
Sidney
Potter
Johnson
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W. J. Perry
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Henry Pavlat
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Dix
Dr. Roche
Harold
Donald Livoni
McNish
A. E. Phelps
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Albert Peters
Jesse Lambert
J. H. Wendte
C. C. Crowell
P. J. Beyer
R. Reinmuth
Harry Thompson
J. W. Slama
Sundl
Court House
Elmer Larson
Thomas Burtch
Eshon Closman
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Anna Badziong
David City
Ray Witham
George Porter
W. I. McIntosh
National Catholic Womans Welfare Council
W. Barker
Rex Bayne
Julian Starr
Canton
Sidney Sweet Shoppe
Wesabe
Skaggs
St .Skaggs
E. J. Stiverson
Mgr
U. S. A. Theatre
Anne Nichols
U.S. A
Republic Theatre
New
York City
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