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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1927
Page
5
Lorenzo briefs recap a week of social visits, sales, and travel. Residents speak of farm moves near Peetz Colorado, a ranch takeover by Frank Anderson from Hooper, Nebraska, and local business changes including a pool hall sale. The piece notes dances, club meetings, visits to neighbors, and plans for upcoming events in Lorenzo and Sidney.
Mrs Wm Sparks shopped in Sidney Friday. Mr and Mrs George Rippe dined with the P Thomas family Thursday. Harvey Bell hauled oats to Huntsman and loaded an emigrant car at Huntsman as he moves to Sioux county. District 77 installed a new furnace at the schoolhouse. A good crowd of North Divide women attended the Methodist church banquet Friday. Hubert Owens and others visited the John Jones home Wednesday evening.
The new location at 766 Central Ave in Brewer's Machine Shop hosts Kretz Radio and Ignition Company. Tradesmen and customers can visit for service and parts, with hours posted and contact details available at the shop.
Maple Grove locals note Zellabelle Johnson's birthday party at the schoolhouse hosted by Mrs F A Johnson. A blizzard Friday caused school disruptions and several residents hosted or visited neighbors. Multiple visits and dinners among families such as Miles, Sharman, Wilson, Johnson, Workman, and Shelley are recorded alongside a successful John Junker sale.
After taking Adlerika I feel better than for years. At my age it is ideal and different from other medicines. Adlerika, a simple mixture of buckthorn bark and glycerine, removes gas in ten minutes and relieves the stomach. It stops fullness and bloating and often brings out waste material. Western Drug Co.
Due to unclear source text the available fragments show a record of a local sales company in Sidney Maine with garbled heading. The readable segment hints at a business listing or advertisement likely promoting vehicle sales and services.
The Bureau of Husbandry issues alerts urging vaccination and sanitation to prevent hog cholera follow last year’s costly outbreak. Cheyenne county shows minor signs, and officials emphasize serum treatment, quarantine, and vigilant care to protect herds and markets.
Gurley welcomes new residents Mr and Mrs George Burr from Sidney. Miss Ione Carey hosts a large birthday gathering with gifts and a late lunch. Mr and Mrs Albert Christensen held a seven o clock dinner with high school basketball teams and coaches. L F Cunningham returns from Grand Island on business. Mrs Louis Bauer undergoes tonsil removal by Dr Larsen. Eva Christensen leaves for Moorecroft Wyoming to teach this summer. Mr and Mrs F E Creeg depart for Omaha for Mrs Cree’s medical treatment. Lloyd Yowell entertain friends Saturday night. Sidney visitors include Mesdames A A Larsen Chas Gathman and Lynn Cunningham. Harold Rowan returns from Omaha where his father is recovering. Paul Collart returns from California with hog shipment. Wayne Farnes ill with measles. Jakie Hals operated on for appendicitis. nurse from Scottsbluff attends at Dick Millers. Dr Larsen removes tonsils and adenoids for Neal Parody. Mrs Russell Dedrich and Mrs Harold Rowan visit F A Rowan home.
Reports from the Time Savers in Clothing Construction project show members outlining future use of the time saved. Other members finishing the Making the Home Attractive lessons focus on home atmosphere and spirit. All clubs statewide plan local achievement days in April and county-wide events in May.
A surveyor in Arizona reports a drove of 40 horses frozen to death but standing erect in a snow drift, huddled together before the storm. The grisly sight underscores the severity of the blizzard and the toll on livestock.
The M. E. Kensington announces a bake sale to be held Saturday April 16. Proceeds support church activities. Volunteers and bakers are invited to contribute treats and help run the event. Local residents are urged to attend and enjoy a variety of baked goods.
Mail service in Austria halted after post office workers refused to salute the Vienna postmaster in protest of a reprimand. The dispute sparked a general strike as workers staged a coordinated refusal to handle mail.
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