Worden makes hole in one at Sidney Country Club
Mrs. Ernest Worden earned a place in the local hall of fame with a hole in one on No 14 at Sidney Country Club last Thursday afternoon. The feat marked the first by a woman here, with four local men already holding the ace record. Witnesses were Dr. Barger, Mrs. Hardy, and Mrs. Ladegard. The green measures 107 yards and Worden may receive a dozen golf balls as reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Worden
Hall of Fame
Sidney Country Club
Sidney
Dr. Barger
John McIntosh
Dr. Pettibone
J. A. Bentley
Barger
Worden
Hardy
Sydney Golf Club Holds Thayer Handicap Cup Progress
The Thayer handicap cup match is underway at the Sidney golf club for eighteen hole medal scores. The event runs three weeks through July 5 with competitors submitting score cards to the golf committee. W. K. Hodgkin won the cup last year and the schedule lists June 29 at Brush, July 6 at Brush here, July 13 at Scotts Bluff, and July 20 Akron here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Golf Committee
W. K. Hodgkin
Sidney Golf Club
Brush
Scottsbluff
Akron
Local Notables Suffer Illness and Injury in Recent Week
District Judge Tewell is recovering from a badly infected foot. Bob Murray was called to Omaha last week for his wife’s serious illness. Fred Stuhts suffers a painful injury to his right foot from stepping on a large rusty nail at his nearly finished new home. Omar Larson’s son, 16 miles northwest of Sidney, was kicked in the head by a horse last Saturday, causing a brain concussion and 24 hours of unconsciousness. A friend of Mrs. Frank Whitelock, formerly of Sidney and now in Los Angeles, learns she was recently stricken with gall stones and remained critically ill for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Murray
Omaha
Fred Stuhts
Frank Whitelock
Sidney
Los Angeles
Mrs Leonard Herrod Visits Family in Sidney
Mrs Leonard Herrod of Columbus and her baby Katherine Ann arrived Tuesday for an extended visit with her mother Mrs Hart and relatives. Mrs Herrod's mother-in-law accompanied her to Sidney for a short visit.
Corpus Christi Procession at St Patrick's Church
Next Wednesday June 22 one mass at St Patrick's Church at 9 a m. After mass the Corpus Christi Procession will be held. Benediction with the blessed sacrament will be given at each of the four altars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Church
Federal Grain Market Review Shows Sharp Wheat Price Rise
Government estimates indicate serious winter wheat deterioration and a 10 percent drop in spring wheat area. The June 1 crop forecast fell about 44 million bushels from May, with total U.S. wheat down 93 million bushels from last year. Prices rose six to eight cents as crops showed declines globally, with reduced export sales and stronger rye and flax markets influencing weekly activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly Review
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Canada
Oklahoma
The
Gulf
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Aunt Sarah’s Laundry Folly and Starch Clash
Old Aunt Sarah, a famed laundress for the Smith family, faces Mrs. Smith’s request to skip starching Mr. Smith’s pajamas. Auntie objects, insisting the office clothes must look sharp, ironed and well-kept, as always. The piece blends domestic humor with a nod to a Kansas City Star ad in a Winders Hardware promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Smith
Mr. Smith
Miesis
Wonders of Ancient Peking Described by North China Herald
A North China Herald writer visits Beijing and the Forbidden City, noting weeds, decay, and past splendor. He admires the museum collection, Buddhist imagery, and Qing dynasty halls, while reflecting on vanished glory and the city’s timeless echoes. He also describes the lake boat, the pool feeding the palace, and the bustling mix of old and modern scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Fairyland
North China Herald
Forbidden City
Kang-hsi
Yunglu
Mongolia
Tibet
India
China
Columbia
Fountain Head
Kyunlin Mountains
Woodwards Kandy Kids orchestra to play at Hardy's hall dance
The Woodwards Kandy Kids orchestra will perform for a Friday night dance at Hardy's hall in Sidney marking their first appearance this season and drawing strong local support. Mrs Agnew hosted a one o'clock luncheon-bridge party with seven tables, Mrs Sherrerd winning first prize and Mrs Jewett second amidst rose decorations. Charles Anderson and Patrice Connelly wed in Innesburg, witnessed by Mabel Anderson and H R Littam, then visited Kearney before settling in Sidney. Franklin Vizina and Julia Runge, both of Sidney, quietly married in Sterling, plan a later honeymoon and will reside here. Vizina works for Union Pacific and both are well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodwards Kandy Kids
Hardy’s Hall
Sidney
Charles Anderson
Mis Anderson
Near Lorenzo
Patrice Connelly
G. C. Connelly
Near Bronson
Innesburg
J. S. Labaree
Anderson
Mabel
H. R. Littam
Kearney
Wek
Mr. Anderson
Greenlees
Franklin C. Vizina
Julia Marie Runge
Sterling
Norris C. Takke
Vizina
Union Pacific Railroad
When in need of good printing, call The Telegraph.
A brief reminder promoting The Telegraph as your go to source for printing services. Emphasizes quality and reliability of local print offerings.
Mercury Vein Discovered in Japan Near Kita Uonome
A rich mercury ore vein over seven miles long and two to six feet wide is reported near Kita Uonome in the upper Goto Archipelago Japan. Assays show 18 percent mercury and preliminary digs suggest the vein thickens with depth, potentially making Japan self-sufficient in mercury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kita Uonome
Goto Archipelago
Japan
Department of Commerce
Washington
Scientific American
Seen my wife around your place a riddle in talk
Lep Latzenberry asks Slippery Slap about a missing wife during a county seat shopping trip. The man responds noncommittally, hinting the wife has long hair and cold feet, a coy clue in a rustic exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lep Latzenberry
Slippery Slap
The Deadly Dilemma Browne in a Jungle Standoff
A narrator faces a moral trap in a tense jungle shooting tale as a huge tiger closes in from the left while a target sits to the right. The piece plays with a joke about choosing whom to shoot first, the lion, tiger, or the dilemma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browne
True Sympathy Lawyer-What? Fassing Show in London
A quirky dialogue from The Fassing Show in London centers on a legal twist about a will or settlement paying a wife ten thousand per year if she remarries and five thousand if she stays unwed. The client argues it rewards his successor and adds a comic note on the absurdity of the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Union Hours Maid at Door Incident
A maid declines an offer for payment at the door saying she works 8 to 4 and cannot assist until after 5 when Mrs. James is at home, as she cannot provide money.
Mrs Malone Hosts Birthday Party at St George Ranch
Mrs Fred Malone entertained twelve children and their mothers at her St George ranch home last Wednesday afternoon for Helen’s fourth birthday. Guests played games and enjoyed ice cream and cake. Helen received many beautiful presents from the guests. Watch repairing of the better kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Malone
St. George Ranch
Helen
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Telegraph
Pietertje Korndyke
Aultman-Taylor
Emerson
John Kurz
Rawleigh’s Good Health Products
D. C
Levil
Geo. Hockerson
Claus Engelland
Huntsman, Nebr
Flower City
Osborne
Lodge Pole
Nebr
A. Maley
Neb
W. E. Swatzlander
R. L. Johnson
Holyoke
Colo
J. W. Eckert
Dalton
H. van Aelstyne
Ana Minshall
Bentley Land Co
Sidney Golf News
Mrs. Worden
G. H. “Blip
Doran
Dr. Witham
Lincoln
Nebraska
Blip
Roy Gilkerson
Ernest Walt
Dee Eiché
Blip Doran
P. W. Barker
Jay Closman
R. P. Kepler
Paul Martin
Guy Doran
Estes National Park
Charles West
G. V. Doran
Fred Haworth
Frank Schoed
Mintken
Avery Company
Lincoln Highway
J. W. Harper
Simms Apts
West Apt
Cheyenne County
Viola Sanders
Sandpoint
Idaho
Apts
C. S. Radcliffe
C. M. Wright
Ney
Willian Ross
White Hall
Minois
McIntosh & Martin
Carie M. Weber
Bridgeport
Western Hide, Fur & Metal Co
Jay Clogman
Tewell
Federal Grain Market Review
Mrss
Alice
E. J. Marcotte
Winders Hardware
Bill Booster
Hess
Tan
Sara Lee
Sara‘Lee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!