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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1923
Page
13
University of Nebraska nutrition specialists advise daily vegetables and fruit. This salad uses shredded cabbage apples and celery with salt and boiled mayonnaise dressing, prepared by blanching cabbage, cooling, chopping fruit, and mixing with dressing.
A Monday wind and dirt storm affected Spring Canyon area with widespread dust. Local residents and visitors, including Bill Sutter, Roy Beebe, Russell Beebe, Ioe McKelvey, John Scott, Dorothy Nicholas, Dr. R. Bell, Ed Rogers, and Co. W. Griffin, traveled between Crook Sterling and surrounding towns on Tuesday and Wednesday for business and social visits. The community held events at Denrado and Crook schools, including a football band and a spelling oyster supper, and noted several farm and sale activities nearby.
The article notes that in England there are dedicated farms for rearing butterflies and moths. It mentions the growing interest in breeding, with emphasis on specialized facilities and the potential for related industries.
Meadow Lawn notes family visits and travel to Sidney and Gering for illness and funerals. Residents attend Sunday dinners, shop and move to new farms, and several are listed as sick or recovering. Community ties show neighborly support with multiple appels to local homes and farms.
Meadow Lawn students enjoy March winds at school. Piano moved from Mrs Worths room to the high school last Friday. Paul Morrow and Ervin Aurich note a high school girl as assembly keeper in period two. Josephine Walsh is missed. Grade school wonders about recent high school practice.
A fragment notes Garner Jubilee Singers performing nostalgic Southern melodies. The item emphasizes the live singing, the communal atmosphere, and the traditional concert vibe without specific dates or venues mentioned.
A flurry of visits and social gatherings marked the week with Bunker Hill residents traveling to Sidney for a dance and to Ovid, Colorado for a family visit. Several families including the Engles, Bales, Borchers, and Klugs hosted or attended dinners and afternoons, while births and engagements were noted among Frank Gross and family.
The Altar Society will hold a bake sale at the Sidney Meat and Provision Company on March 24, 1923 at 2 30 p m. Organizers include Mrs Seeger Mrs Dolan Mrs Miller and Mrs Peter Peetz.
A brief reflective aphorism notes that true knowledge of when to act lies with a rare few, citing Swift on discernment and timing as the limit of common understanding.
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