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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
3
Bunker Hill reports residents visiting Gurley and Sidney on Friday and Saturday. Families like the Schmidts, Borchers, Engles, Rhode and Beyers are noted for shopping, dining, and visiting. Weather and road conditions improve as snow disappears and roads lighten.
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications. It requires a constitutional remedy to reduce inflammation of the Eustachian tube. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to act through the blood and offers one hundred dollars for any case it cannot cure, with free circulars and available through all druggists.
Notice states a general election will be held in City of Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska from 9 am to 7 pm at Ward voting places. Officers to be elected include Mayor city clerk city treasurer city engineer two councilmen and two board members for School District No 1 with terms from one to three years. Signed March 13 1919 by Mayor BE L Coptegrov e. Attest
Oscar Hatchers drove to Sidney last week. The Misses Jewett of Lodgepole spent Saturday in Sidney. Verbeek and family visited Broadwater last week. Various residents and visitors including Jo Verbeck, Miss Mabel Goeman, E.R. Kratz, Mrs. Art Haney, and Mrs. Will Meyer were seen in Sidney for business, shopping, or social visits. The note also mentions Mrs. Lena Randall’s Bakersfield visit plans and Dr. F. A. Barger’s study trip to Chicago with office duties covered by Dr. L. W. Credit.
Grand Prairie notes list Sunday visits by Leatrnest Withard and sister Mrs A Ferricks. Malore Weaver arrived in Sidnes from North Ulatte and rests with his father after illness. Lizzie and Martin Fickinger came from Gothenburg to visit sister Mrs Pete Stevens. Johnson of Stramburge Nebr brought stock and machinery and plans to stay seasonally. Frank Goodwin and children called at Weaver and Edgard homes.
Miss Metha Peterson of Omaha visits the Jessen home while Otto Holtman and the Olson brothers visit Chappell. Lillian Olson returns from Chappell and stays with Mrs. Forney. Jolngon and wife with Albin Olson call on Nels Hoaglait. Werner and Edna Jessen visit Wise children. A pleasant Sunday at Robert Emanuelson’s with a big dinner for Corporal Win Emanuelson on ten day furlough from Camp Dodge Town. Family reunion with Otos and Zalesky families present. first since two years.
A brief note directs Lloyd Mann to test batteries at the Brewer Building. The item reads as an on-site service instruction with names and location specified for the activity. No other context or dates are provided in readable text.
Money available at once on improved farms. Contact Ba} Farm Loans at 267, Cow Hornaday for quick financing. Also get battery tests at Os Born Battery Station.
A partial OCR item notes Tevad Wttaedertan event with Citateres and Jhippepotans, detailing audience reactions and various attendees. The readable fragment mentions Pod Che and involvement of local figures amid unclear context.
MANN'S building hosts the telegraph shop ready to handle your job printing needs in a neat up-to-date manner. The note invites you to try their service with a two trial offer for rental batteries and related repairs while old units are fixed.
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