Trams of Interest to Sidney and Violet and 54 Years
From the files of The Telegram 14 years ago. F O Burgess motored to Lincoln to pick up Mrs Burgess visiting relatives there three weeks. Mrs Leslie Neubauer visitors in Lodgepole. A E Zlomke underwent tonsillectomy at Taylor Hospital. Elmer Jacobson family shopped in Sidney. Amanda Gemeinhardt visited sister Leona Gemeinhardt at Ideal Beauty shop. J H Wade left Sidney for Denver with family. Mr P Rumsey and family returned from Chicago. W T Noel recovered from illness and resumed duties. Al and George Paldry added final coat to Masonic Lodge room. J E Markel of eating house fame passed through Sidney en route west. Williams and Kunse paying top prices for county warrants and vouchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Burgess
Lincoln
Burgess
Leslie Neubauer
Lodgepole
Floyd Bird
A. E. Zlomke
3 I. Case Company
Taylor Hospital
Elmer Jacobson
P. Rumsey
Chicago
W. T. Noel
George Paldry
Masonic Lodge
J. E. Markel
Eating House Fame
Sidney
Cheyenne
Williams
Kunse
Local Notes on Cars Visits and New Arrivals
Edwin and Ray Bieternitz showcase a new roadster around town. Mrs Geo H Davis with Dr B Charles Pease traveled to Denver for hospitalization. Mrs Fred Bard, nee Mayme O Kane, welcomed a second daughter in Aberdeen Washington. L F Cunningham of Gurley met county farm boards in Sidney. Dr and Mrs Snell reside in Hardy apartments near work. F B Ledbetter and wife plan a six week trip to Paris Texas. wife to stay five to six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin
Ray Bieternitz
Geo. H. Davis
B. Charles Pease
Denver
Fred Bard
Mayme O’kane
Aberdeen
Washington
L. F. Cunningham
Gurley
Sidney
Local Notes from Sidney and Nearby Areas
Glenn Jackson sails to Philippine Islands after enlisting in the Army. Harold Tobin recovers from pneumonia. James A. Hazelwood sold two homesteads near Peetz and departs for Santa Ana, California. Cora works there. Chester stays with the Pomeroys. Mrs. McCallum of Raymond and Mrs. Reynolds of New Mexico visited Osborn ranch and headed to Denver to see John Scherer. Andrew Limbeck of Higgins and Ben Jurgens with G C Fegley visited Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Jackson
Philippine Islands
United States Army
Harold Tobin
James A. Hazelwood
Chester
Cora
Peetz
Santa Ana
Calif
Pomeroys
Mr. Hazelwood
Sidney
McCallum
Raymond
Hattie Reynolds
New Mexico
Osborn Ranch
Denver
John Scherer
Andrew Limbeck
Higgins
Ben Jurgens
G. C. Fegley
Weyerts
Union Valley Street Notes and Local Moves
Herman G. Miller visited from Weyerts on Wednesday with other Union Valley residents Henry Hinrichs Harm Weyerts and Chris Weyerts seen on the streets. Miss Blanche Booth niece of Edwin Booth stars in Ingomar Monday night. Mrs. W H Lawrence mother of E J Sweet and Mrs. Ragan ill but improving. Frank Zalesky of Lodgepole in town Thursday and ordered The Telegraph for another year. J Coulter Hudson left Wednesday for the county’s north in Greenly Nursery work. Mrs Amel ia Kapper has sold her ranch and will move to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman G. Miller
Weyerts
Union Valley
Henry Hinrichs
Harm
Chris Weyerts
Blanche Booth
Edwin Booth
Ingomar
W. H. Lawrence
E. J. Sweet
Ragan
Frank Zalesky
Lodgepole
Frank
Local notes and travel details in Sidney report
Frank Murphy handled a .38 caliber revolver Tuesday. He aims to try his fortunes in Armora, Gal. for a couple of years. Ed Doran and W. L. Mount visited Lawrence Fork ranches this week. Lamonts in good condition and the old horse fine as silk. Frank Stewart, once a Metropolitan hotel clerk, engaged for the A. R. house. Bondesmen meeting attended by Bickell and Henry. Pot ter men in Sidney for bondsmen meeting. North river visitors Ben Mitchell, Nat Wire, Andy Hanson, Henry Clarke and John Covall. A movement grows to raise volunteers to search the sandhills for the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A D Shay
Armora
Gal
Ed Doran
W. L. Mount
Lawrence Fork
Lamonts
Frank Stewart
Metropolitan Hotel
A. R. House
Messrs. Bickell
Henry of Potter
Sidney
Ben Mitchell
Nat Wire
Andy Hanson
Henry Clarke
John Covall
North River
Lorenzo visit and community club notes at Sidney
Mrs Hugh Paris called at Ralph and Elmer Harlan and Siders homes in Sidney Sunday afternoon. The Helping Hand Club met with Mrs Charles Cady Thursday afternoon with fifteen members present. Progressive High Five was played at five tables with prizes awarded to Mrs Charles Cady and Mrs Ervin Phelps. Various Sidney residents visited, hosted, and attended dinners and outings, including families Fleming, Meier, Hart, Kennedy, and Williams, and a funeral attendance for a brother of Mrs Rose Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Paris
Ralph and Elmer Harlan
Siders
Sidney
Frank Meier
Floyd Miller
Chappell
Stanley Nelson
Bradley
Casper
Wyo
Jean Miller
Josie Detrick
Clifford Willis
Will Hart
Ed Meier
Meta Dederickson
Clifford
Bayard
East
Charles Overman
Lena Carleton
Charles Cady
Ralph Fleming
Ronnie
Art Garrett
A. L. Kennedy
Ed Walker
Will Hurt
Ervin Phelps
Fleming
Otto Raddatz
Low
John Williams
Annie Ryan
Harve Jacobson
Minden
Nebr
Jacobson
Ervin Raddatz
Charlotte ‘Rae
Shirley Ann
Kimpall
Wayne Kennedy
H. E. Williams
C. O. Smith
Canada
Mack Smith
Sterling, Colo
George
Floyd Fleming
Larry
Marvin Fleming
Ww. S. Williams
Peetz
Lloyd McCann
Erwin Phelps
Donna Faye Harlan
Ruth Siders
Farmers Union
Rose Walker
California
Edward
Harry Marsh
George Fleming
Farm Income Soars To Alltime Records In Nebraska
Nebraska farmers reported a record cash income of 706.997 million dollars in 1945, excluding government payments, up 80 percent from the 1924-30 average. Crop receipts rose 82 percent to 264.124 million while livestock receipts fell seven percent to 442.873 million. The 1944 income was 623.286 million and government payments are not included in these estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Statistics
Bureau
Community Gleanings from South Colton and Nearby
South Colton and surrounding area residents share visits and travel notes. Junior Luther of Fremont visits cousins Curtis and Bob Eisen. Local trips include Cecil Hunt with Muriel Crosby at a Chap pell machine sale and George Deaver returning from North Platte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Luther
Fremont
Curtis and
Bob Eisen
Cecil Hunt
Muriel Crosby
Chappell
George Deaver
North Platte
Scratch pads in four sizes with quality stock
The Telegraph promotes scratch pads available in four sizes including 316 x 3%4 and 4x 43% x 5 or 5% x 844, noting good quality stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Telegraph
Local veterans and families gather for visits after discharge
Day and evening social rounds as Eddie Huffaker, recently discharged from the army, stays with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Phelps and other relatives. Later, Mr. and Mrs. Will Hart, Richard, Miss Ryan, and Mrs. Fleming visit Mr. and Mrs. John Williams on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Fleming
Eddie Huffaker
Walter Phelps
Eddie
Will Hart
Richard
Miss Ryan
Fleming
John Williams
Bridgeport to Discuss Need for Muny Airport
Local officials in Bridgeport plan a discussion on establishing a Muny Airport. Stakeholders will review potential sites, funding options, and a timeline for evaluating the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Eyes Airport: Lions Club Seeks Field Nearby
Bridgeport contemplates an airport and is taking steps to acquire a small landing field adjacent to town. A Lions Club committee is investigating and plans to seek federal or state aid, with a March 12 Lions meeting to hear oil-industry insight on the project. The town sits at western Nebraska crossroads, often overlooked for feeder airline stops, potentially changing with a suitable field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Lions Club
Lions
Nebraska
Bigamy charge bound over in Kimball case
A hearing before Judge O C Wisdom led to Claude E Curtis of Kimball, formerly Nash ville Tennessee, pleading guilty and being bound over to district court on a bigamy charge. The case was brought by Mrs. H S Welker who filed the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willeged
Ruth Welker
Ruth
H. S. Welker
Dist
Kimball County
Curtis
Kenneth Grubb
Kimball
O. C. Wisdom
Claude E. Curtis
Nashville, Tenn
Scottsbluff boy saves brother from stampeding cattle
James Marker, 11, son of Mr and Mrs Jake Marker of Lake Alice, was credited with saving his 10 year old brother Curtis by dashing into a cattle pen to pull him from beneath hooves after a cow knocked him down and other cattle jostled him, rendering him unconscious.
Golf feats mark Kimball course history with long cup shots
James arrived to shield Curtis from further pummeling. A doctor found no broken bones and only severe bruises after Curtis regained consciousness. Kimbell William Raper achieved a rare feat driving a ball from the No 7 tee directly into the cup on the green, the third such event on a Kimball course. Seventeen tor geson once hit a cross handed shot into the cup 250 yards away, and F R Morgan later capped a blind pitch on old No 4 with an 80 yardage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ther James
Curtis
Kimbell
Wm. Raper
Kimball
Sev
Torgeson
F. R. Morgan
Four sizes Offered 314x314 and 514x814 The Telegraph
Four sizes available 314 by 314 with four by 43 percent and 514 by 814. Good quality stock advertised in The Telegraph.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Violet
Frank Murphy
Lorenzo
Mrs
South Colton
J. Eisen
Raymond Brewer
Longmont
Colo
Cecil Hunt and Sons
Benton Stahl and Sons
A. W. Thomas
Alfred Koester
Katherine Merck
Maxine Knapp
Bob Elsen
Jim Deaver
Mitchell
W. R. Brown
Stewart Brown
Frank Peetz
Burgett Peetz
Elaine Sachs
Dalton
Wayne Elsen
Connie Mae
Arnold Draper
Stan Elsen
H. J. Elsen
Bagby’s
Texaco Service
Tilinois
J.J. Mollot
Tel
Ey Wee
Annangie
Bill Raper
Julia McCabe
Spencer Corsettiere
West Hotel
ATS
Thrifty
Galleriy
Roller
Burpee
al To
Firestone
Coats
Vogue
Mademoiselle
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