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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1933

Page

3

Mammoth Display Sits In Nebraska Museum Hall

The archidiskodon maibeni mammoth skeleton from the Karriger farm near Curtis Nebraska has been restored and mounted at Morrill Hall University of Nebraska. The display uses internal steel supports for a clean look. Local families and professors contributed to the project including Mr Maiben and Dr E H Barbour. The giant 13 foot 344 inch tall mammoth is far larger than the archidiskoden imperator specimen in New York City.

Morrill ‘Hall University of Nebras Tincoin Timaly E. H. Barbett Museum Lincoln Archidiskodcen Archidiskeden Imperator Americainsmuseum New York -City Reider

North Potter social notes and local deaths

North Potter notes report supper guests at Elmer Jacobson and Emil Tank homes, visits by Wickstroms Duslavy and Rapp families, a surprise party for Dorothy Fister, illness updates for Mrs Arp, and community members on the sick list. The sudden death of Mrs William Kubis draws sympathy. Blizzard disrupted weekend shopping and church dinners. several residents hosted guests and attended meetings.

Henry Wickstrom Som Elmer Jacobson Tuesnar Hardéld Tennantard Grover Sanders Emil Tank Wemzsday Chiis Arp Taylor Hospital Rapp Aid Neal Duslavy A. B. Rapp Marguerite Jacobson Helen Tank Dorothy Fister Beith Clifford Jacobson Marjorie ‘Smith William Kubis Legal Tank Arvin Neilsen Ray Johnson Charles Nelson Melen Tank Herbert Johnos Fred “Reetz Cynthia Sidney George Ransom Sam Wickstrom Clarence Strandberg Fred Elmquist

WeyerKts News Roundup From Mrs Rate and Local Visitors

Weyerkt news notes Mrs Rate reports social visits from Mr and Mrs Haxby and children at the Darrah home. Several Ledge Pole and Sidney callers, Petsett aide moved, and a snow storm kept some guests from returning. A large crowd attended the farmers holiday meeting at the school. Many neighbors, including Folkerts, Rahe, Hume, Borges, and Payne families, are listed with dinners and visits. Illness and travel are common themes among residents.

W. C. Haxby Charles Darrah I. W. Sanders Otto Rahe George Buss Ledge Pole Sidney RP. Volkman Harold Petsett Jean F. Folkerts FF. G. Bauer Harold Pettett Charles Cargo Pete Buss Ottorahe Delmar Jonn ‘F. Folkerts Reva R. &. Volkman W. C. Sears Rose Walter ‘Flicker Lavern ‘Bauer Vernoort Marold Spettett James Payne Payne Jurgen Folkerts Mike Bruns Floyd

Grand Prairie Notes Sunday Visit And Local Moves

Miss Hazél Bales to reside with Leslie Johnson family and Mr and Mrs Monsgohrason for the school year. Community members frequent visits, dinners, and moving events as families such as Johnson, Gade, Welton, and Flessner arrange and complete temporary or new homes and attend social gatherings.

Hazél Bales Anchor School Leslie Johnson Monsgohrason W O. Johnson Albin Olson Down Olson Bere Stevens and Son Alert Gothenburg Dir. Stevens Henry Flesster Charles Smith J.C. Jergenson Denali Gade James Irwin Elmer Gade Henry Kragel

Potter Tiems Stirs Storm Damages and Local News

Two accidents occurred Saturday during the storm with injuries and vehicle damage including a crash involving Harry Witt and passengers Earl Thayer Frost Christensen and Ervin Wheeler. Berit Christensen’s car collided with an oil truck and a wrecker near Bronson. The Potter basketball team split games at Sidney and faced defeats. Community events, meetings, and visits fill the week as residents cope with a 2 inch moisture blizzard and heavy snow.

Harry Witt Earl Thayer Frost Christensen Ervin Wheeler Berit Christersen Bronson Potter High Secker St. Patrick Sidney Potter Bushnell Liberty Emil Nelson Mattie Floy Thayer Virglia Carter Sidney Edna Seyfang Jeanetta Sloan Ladies Aid Mesdames Lloyd Juelis Dean Ragemeister Harley Hite Albert Jacobson iMr Walter Gunderson Gunderson Brighton Froy Wayne Binning Dix Odre F.fnevoldsen Litney Aubrey Thigsins Ster‘ling

Maple Grove Socials and Moves in Postwar Farewell

Residents gathered for a farewell party at Frank Wollaman’s last Monday night with many attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Harold Spiker and families, Ruth Cortney, Louis Wynne, and Joe Dilley. Neighbors moved houses this week, several visiting and hosting meals, with Workmans relocating near Crook Colorado and storm impacts delaying travel.

Newt Berggren C. O Harold Spiker Dorothy Berggr Dallas Charles Frances Hade Joe“Dilley W. T. Sharman Rasmussen Ed Miles Ari Bassaman Frank Wollaman R. W. Johnson Walter N. Johnson’s Elmer Gate Henry Scragel Alvin“Branzen Elmer Henry Johnson Frank “Workman P. Cortney

Farmers Union to Meet at Liberty Schoolhouse

A note from the community records shows Mr and Mrs W T Sharman and sons visited Neils Johnsons and Mr and Mrs Miles and children and Art Sassanian at James Irwins home Monday afternoon. The next Farmers Union meeting will be held at Liberty schoolhouse Monday night March 17 with coffee and12 to be served.

C. Hade W. T Sharman and Sonts Neils Johnson Rd ‘Miles Art Sassanian James Irwin Farmers Union Liberty School

South Lodge Pole community notes and moves

Odious garbled local items report hay trucking, farm moves, and illnesses in the South Lodge Pole area. Otto Christensen and R H Peter hauled hay. families including the Treblik, Huffaker, Waite, Bond, and Misegadis moved or hosted gatherings amid a blizzard and flu season. Several residents and visitors are noted with farm relocations, illnesses, and a local basketball tournament trip cut short by snow.

Community News Roundup From Otts Rahe and Nearby

Eagle News reports on local gatherings and visits including Mr and Mrs John Hume and daughters Arlene and Alice at Otts Rahe home Dorothy Grimes calling at Paul Snewerson home and neighbors attending a sale. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Alvin Reed. Margaret Sears stayed with relatives. next meeting set for April 5.

John Hume Arlene Alice Merriaday Otts Rahe Garhart Thurow Orval Hume Gurley Dorothy Grimes Paul Snewerson Dave Hum Norman Farry Barris Alvin Reed Catherine Thompson Arthur Ingwerseen P d. Ingwereen G Hume James Hume Paul Ingwersen Margaret Sears Dave Hume I. Heird Mrs. C Morris Jessen Enry Nelsen Laramie Wye Bob Fitzsimons Daugh‘tere Care Hume Jarome Will “Sears Walter Flicker Otto Rahe John and Alfred Borges Tom Stretch William ‘Flork Dalton Business Monetay Katherine Frieda Hida Borges Tarmers Weyertss Shhool House Arthur Ingwerson Vern Geofl Mortis Jessen Paul Ingerson Garhart ‘Thurow Graden ‘Cunningham Ralph and Norman Hatcris

East Dalton Moves and Local Family Shifts

Ruth Jane reports several farm moves around East Dalton. The Carl Carisecen family relocated to the SEH Babb farm on Thursday. Alfrea Christensen and family stay on the Christensen farm. James Devier aided Elmer West erhut’s move to Minnie Busacker farm west of Dalton. Helen Stiber and pupils prepared a farewell party planned for Wednesday but moved that day.

Carl Carisecen Seh Iasi H. Babb Grax Spa Edllenback Busasker John Bartms Martin Christofferson Paul Mortensen Herbert Bircerell Flarry Scott Charles Jobe Chierles Boltz Trem Mecye

Sunol Community Recovers After Severe Blizzard

Sunol residents shovel out after a multi day blizzard with heavy drifts. Business activity continues as locals report little stock damage. Local callers and visitors track daily routines with names and places noted, including Mrs Bert Allington and Amelia Lindsey.

East Huntsman News and Local Health Notes

Mrs C L Miller is unable to move from her bed due to paralysis in her legs. Wishing her a speedy recovery. Fred Flicker was briefly on the sick list but is improved now. Helen Nieman assists with Mrs Miller’s work. Dinus Engelland visited Mrs Miller on Friday. Mr and Mrs A E Anderson called at the George Nieman home Saturday morning. Nelson and Willham visited the Nieman home Saturday. Carl Fredke butchered for Claus Engelland and Fred Flickerama. A E Andersen and family attended Sunday. Mr and Mrs Art Groppe, Mr and Mrs William Scheffert, H d Echeirfert, and Eugene Flicker visited the Nieman home Sunday. Mrs Fred Flicker, Mrs Claus Niemanland8, Mrs William Beeh2Sfaert and Helen and Ina Nieman visited Mrs O L Miller Sunday. A number from here attended the Colart 2nd Bushman sale at George Niemann and daughter Incz. sper Sunday night with Myr and Mrs William Scheffert.

C L Miller Ted Mrs. Miller Fred Flicker Helen Niemen Dinus Engelland E Anderson George Nieman Nelson Mr Willham

Ambience Gag Ends With Store Clerk’s Change Tactics

A man left the store after an ambient gag and vanished. Winter notes the clerk followed strict instructions to keep as much change in the store, while the clerk calculated how to safeguard the remaining coins. The man’s actions disrupted the routine, prompting cautious handling of funds.

Winter

Stranger Tries Ten Dollar Bill Gag in Sidney Store

A suave stranger attempted a ten dollar bill gag in Sidney this week swindling clerks at Pisgly Wiggy and Sidney Drug Co. He offered a ten for two packs of cigarettes then claimed confusion over change and tried to swap a five for the ten, but was thwarted by alert managers and clerks. The police search for the con artist continues as details emerge.

Sidney Ward Johnson Tre Sidney Drug Company A .Ons E. J A. Winter

John Howards Epitaph at St Pauls Cathedral London

An epitaph for John Howards, the philanthropist and noted prison reformer, inscribed on his monument in St Pauls Cathedral. The inscription describes him as opening a path to immortality through charitable acts and reform, reflecting his legacy.

St. Paul's Cathedral London John Howaure

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