Infant Irene Schrecongast Carlson Dies in Accident
Irene Schrecongast Carlson was born January 3 in North Platte Nebraska and died March 16 1925 at age 1 year 2 months 10 days from accidental revolver discharge. Survived by husband Joe Carlson and parents Mr. and Mrs Lee Schrecongast. Funeral Monday at Rose Lawn cemetery east of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trene Schrecongast Carlson
North Platte
Nebraska
Joe Carlson
Potter
Lee Schrecongast
Kimball
Rose Lawn
Sidney
For Sale Buff Orpington Eggs and Chicks Offer
For sale to the public Mrs. Geo W Messing of Sidney Nebraska advertises Buff Orpingtons at 76 cents per setting 4 dollars per hundred eggs and baby chicks available for March and April hatch at 18 cents each Order now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Buff Orphington Eurse
Mre
Geo. W. Messing, Sidney
Nebr
Loan offer for farm land on north table at 8 percent
W. P. Miles seeks a loan of 2000 dollars or 256 cents on good farm land on north table. He asks interested parties to call on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
W. P. Miles
Local and Personal News From Sidney Area Highlights
Ralph Gentry visited Sidney on Monday. Greeley State Teachers College glee club entertained Sidney high school students last Tuesday. Hans Dorst of Peetz visited Sidney Wednesday and the Dorts return from Denmark. J A Sterling of Glen Rock Wyoming arrived with stock and emigrant moveables and will farm near Huntsman. Mrs C M Wright left for Omaha as Sidney delegate to the Royal Neighbors state convention. Mrs Tom O Connell operated on in St Josephs hospital Omaha and is recovering well. Dale Jordan’s horse fell last Saturday injuring him. stitches required and he is recovering. W M B club met with Mrs W E Brockelaby. all day session and luncheon served. next meeting at Mrs Frank Goodwins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley State Teachers College Glee Club
Sidney High School
J. A. Sterling
Glen Rock
Wyo
Huntsman
Will
Tom O’connell
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Omaha
Dale Jordan
W. M. B. Club
W. E. Brockelaby
Frank Goodwin
Fresh daily yeast advertised by Bessett's Pharmacy
Daily advertisement from Bessett's Pharmacy promoting Fieischmann's yeast for malted ne ilks sold at the fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fieischmann
Election Proclamation for Sidney Nebraska 1925
Mayor R H Rogers proclaims a general election on April 6 1925 in Sidney Nebraska for three ward councilmen and two school board members. Voting sites include Tobin opera house First Ward, North side School house Second Ward, and East side Schoolhouse basement Third Ward. Election runs 9 AM to 7 PM.
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Sidney
Nebraska
R. H. Rogers
Said
Towit
Tobin Opera House
North Side
East Side
R. H. Woghprs
Fred E. Stephens
Maple Grove Local sympathy and social notes extend
Maple Grove Local No 4 expresses sympathy to Mrs W Robbins on her mother’s death. Community news records visits, meetings, and social events at Jorgensen’s, Olson’s, and Johnson’s, with ins and outs of customers, dinners, ice cream, and a Farmers Union gathering. Members announce April 5 meeting at R W Johnson’s with desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
Graham
Mr. Waddell
Miles
R. W. Johnson’s
North Sidney Lowe Bailes Called Home for Sister's Dying Time
North Sidney Lowe Bailes returned home from Maurning laws when summoned to the bedside of his dying sister who died soon after. Multiple local calls and visits occurred Sunday and Monday as families including Sparks, Kurz, Hamer, and Spiker participated in church services, fashion shows, and a chamber of commerce meeting.
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Lowe Bailes
Jim Sparks
Anna
Katherine Hamer
Chamber of Commerce
Dalton area notes and school board actions
Dalton residents visit a ill brother in Julesburg Colorado and a hospital transfer to Denver. J C Reed returns from Bethany Nebraska with his mother visiting her mother. Lawrence Carr family relocate from Imperial Nebraska to Dalton and plan to settle here after a fall trip to South Dakota. Fred Hansen returns from Denmark with Christina remaining longer. Dalton school board reelects C B Toof and teachers Maude Laing Clara Laing and Carrie Green for next year. Mrs H A Armuth hosts a surprise party costing 500 and serves lunch. Woman’s club hosts a St Patrick party at Hedlund home with 500 in play and lunch. Stanley Ivergon replaces G H Worth as substitute carrier on route B while Worth recovers from the grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moesdames W J Ewing
H. R. Clough
Julesburg
Colo
Tie
Denver
J. C. Reed
Bethany
Nebr
Lawrence Carr
Dalton
Imperial
Nebru
South Dakota
Fred Hansen
Denmark
Christina
C. B. Toof
Maude
Clara Laing
Carrie Green
H. A. Armuth
Armuth
Womans Club
St. Patrick
A. E. Hedlund
Stanley Ivergon
G H. Worth
Social Roundup From Sterling Sidney And Nearby
Ernest Bonser served on a Sterling jury. J. C. Miles visited Sidney on Monday and Raymond Gentry with the Newmans spent Tuesday at Todd Gentry's. Salisbury of Harris ranch bought cattle Thursday. Muriel Holmes was ill all week. John Bahr called at Miles on Monday. Cattle deliveries to Mr Salisbury were made Saturday by Phelps Zimmerman Vogler and Miles. Todd and Ray Gentry visited Wednesday. Mrs Ray Osborn visited her mother Friday. Ladies enjoyed a meeting at Mrs Todd Gentry's Wednesday. Raymond Gentry visited Sidney Saturday and at Rhodes Sunday. Mrs T A Bonser returned from Lincoln trip. her sister improving slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kragle
Ed Miles
Wm. Sharman
L. P. Houge
W. T. Sharman
Nels Johnson
Sidney
N. P. Johnson
Theo Waddell
L. P. Houge’s
R. C. Ruhter
Frank Christensen
Una Krueger
Helen Christensen
John Junker
George Siders
W. T. Sharman and Sons
Otto Davis
Henry Elsen
F. A. Johnson
Nels Johnson’s
Henry James
John Olsoni
James Irwin’s
O. N. Johnson
R. W. Johnson’s
Will Frerichs
Helen
Charley Smith
J. C. Miles
Raymond Gentry
Hank Newman
Todd Gentry
Mr. Salisbury
Harris Ranch
Muriel Holmes
John Bahr
F. C
Miles
D. B. Phelps
Jacob Zimmerman
Joe Vogler
Joe Miles
Crook
Miles Home
Rhodes Home
T. A. Bonser
Lincoln
Local Classified Snippet Includes Vehicle Ad and Illness Note
The fragment mentions George VeCrachken and Frank Kokes Jr with scattered place names Liunel and Thebes. An illness is noted for Mrs George Lauderback, while an advert sells a Superior model Chevrolet touring in perfect condition with pneumatic tires at cheap price by A S Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George VeCrachken
Stevhus
Frank Kokes Jr
Liunel
A. S. Hardy
Down Payment Plan for Furnishings Promises Easy Ten Months
A local offer advertises simple financing on furniture with a small down payment and ten monthly installments. The message urges readers not to miss the chance to acquire items they want through affordable terms and easy payments.
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Crook, Colo
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John Deere Lister
Charles E. Jones
Hunts
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Gurley
Fred J. Hazzard
Sidney, Nebr
Dnroc-Jersey
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J. C. Stikker
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Essig,Bldg
George Hockerson
Paoli
Holyoke
Colorado
Wray
F. T. Murphy
Sawyer
Little Rock
Arkansas
Adam Shaff
Hiram Harper
East
2Nd St
First State Bank
E. L. Stickney
W. Leghorn
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Sidney Leghorn Farm
A. Maley
M. W. Dimery
Hornaday
Ger E. Planck
Hardy
4Th Ave
East 3Rd St
W. Klein
Bronson
J. P. May
Castlewood
Dakota
4Th St
Simmey
G. P. Kratz
Court House
H. T. Doran
Ney
Cheyenne County
Lillian Ross
White Hall
Ilinois
McIntosh & Martin
J. W. Harper
Flour City
Fairfield
Carl Hutchison
Liberal Commission
Ed Langin
Paxton, Nebr
R. E. L. Jackson
Ralph Gentry
Hans Dorst
Peetz
Sidney Mast
Mrs. Dorst
North
Isaac Jones
Jones
Paul Sparks
J. C. Sparks
Otto Kurz, Sr
Sparks
C. B. Kinton
Anna Hamer
Louie Bailey
M. E
N. B. Henderson
Clarence Chambers
Ed Wolverton
T. C. Spiker
Ray Spiker
Waldo Barham
Ruby Sparks
Greenlees
South Sund
Ernest Bonser
Sterling
George Lauderback
Luis
Satiurelios
the Leonard Grocery
E. J. Leonard
Weeden Furniture