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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1923
Page
10
The Telegraph outlines a development program featuring paving of Central Avenue and Second Street, a subway under the U P tracks, a new Burlington depot, permanent buildings on the Fair Grounds, irrigation for Lodgepole Valley, and greater diversification in farming, dairying, and stock raising. expansion to proceed where justified and feasible.
Nebraskan opinion column protests 1921 law taxing intangible assets at one fourth and notes the Supreme Court ruling that bank capital is intangible. The piece argues taxation should treat money stocks and notes as tangible, warns of a large tax shift, and urges reform to end the perceived injustice.
Eric Brauner of the south divide was busy in Sidney Saturday. G R Eesterly of Lorenzo was a Tuesday visitor in the city. Ore Henry Raymond of the north divide shopped in Sidney on Tuesday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. F P Kiewit and baby returned Monday from a visit to Omaha. G R Buckner of Lincoln was in the city Thursday on business. H J Elsen and a family have returned from Merna to farm on the L Hogue place. Paul Draper of Davidson precinct was in Sidney Tuesday to visit relatives and transact business. Miss Myrtle Lancaster has been added to the office force in the M W Osborn garage.
Al Alzheimer of Gurley attended missions in the county seat Monday. A March 6 birth: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Reker. Claud Moorhead and party drove up from Lodgepole last Friday. Eugene Wood of Dalton visited merchants Friday. Mrs Frank Englert and two children from Lodgepole spent part of Wednesday in Sidney. Mrs Ellen Pettis of Lodgepole visited her daughter Mrs Jimmie McDaniel. Mr and Mrs J M Kreader and Mr and Mrs C Kreader from the north table were in town Tuesday. E H Dedrick of Denver is in town visiting his family. P J Maginnis passed through Tuesday en route to Kimball from California, a pioneer settler of the county.
FE W Engwerson attended missions in Sidney while flu affected several neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. J Schulenburg, Dr. Barger, and Dr. Pettibone were sidelined by illness or travel. Kate Phelps photographed Cappell customers and Julia Scanlan hosted carding for Mrs. McNulty of Denver. George Bolduc and wife dined at Gurley then joined a Dalton Band theatre outing after a Hart home dinner.
W. H. Wiker, an optometrist, operates at MAR COTTE'S Sidney jeweler. Visit Mr. and Mrs. Jiggs Saturday at the U. S. A. For quality printing services, rely on The Telegraph.
Pursuant to an order of sale by the Cheyenne County District Court Clerk in a case where Nebraska Central Building & Loan Association sued William R. Dean et al, a 1922 decree of foreclosure remains unpaid totaling 4442.94 plus costs. On April 18 1923 at 11 a.m. the east front door of the Sidney Court House will host a public auction to sell the north half of Lot 1 in Block 3 Callahan's Addition Sidney Nebraska to satisfy the decree. Sheriff J W McDaniel. Radcliffe & Hyde Attorneys. 24-5
County superintendent Daisy Fletcher spent the week visiting numerous schools and has mastered the use of her new car which greatly speeds her rounds.
Russell Fletcher of Omaha visits his mother County Supt. Daisy B. Fletcher this week. He is about to complete his course and receive his diploma as a registered pharmacist and has worked his way through school almost unsupervised. The visit is mutually enjoyable.
Ladies of the Christian church announce a bake sale at Burgess Music Store on March 17. Proceeds support church activities and local programs.
Old Time Dance at Hardy Hall scheduled for March 6 with admission set at 35 cents per person.
The program notes an event titled What Happened to Jones to be staged at the U S A Theatre on March 15. The listing provides no further details on cast or duration.
W H Wiker, optometrist, presents a March 14 program of Jubilee songs and old plantation melodies performed by colored singers at the U S A Theatre.
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