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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
5
A sleepless night frames a Long Distance call in Anna Robeson Burr's story. A mother fears loss, voices waver on the wire, while the children are cared for at home. The narrator clings to connection as the line finally seems to end.
The readable lines describe keeping a Kanone's premises free of mice with a bullfrog. A local sperteman reports capturing six ants and mentions a cateiasha quote. The frog is described as secured for a safe future while a character faces possible execution.
The Helping Hand club hosted a March 19 follification at the Hiett home with guests from Sidney and Oregon. Guests included Mrs Walker of Kearney, Roy and Mrs Walker and children, and Glen Ayers and son, with meals served and games played. Multiple notices follow about local visits, illness, meetings, and upcoming events across Sidney, Potter, and surrounding areas.
Numerous brief items report illnesses and visits among residents of Sand, Lodge Pole, Sidney, Sund, and nearby areas. Names include John Billeter, Newtons, Demers, Held, Paviat, Booth, Hannah, Gade, Bauer, Seeger, Terry, Keily, Nichvich, Walters, Pavlat, Miles, Phelps, Holmes, Vacik, Pokorny, and others. Activities span church, school exams, shopping, travel to Sterling and Omaha, and a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Both.
The Spinster's Return performed by the Ladies Akt at the opera house drew a large Friday crowd of about 600 attendees. The group cleared $196.45 to apply to their church pledge. A Potter Saturday night dance featured Bob Breakey's Serenaders.
Raymond Gentry aided his brother Todd in a hog butchering Monday. Albert Alen works on a cist ern at the Kokee farm. Mr and Mrs E N Roth chélled on Todd Gentry’s Monday afternoon.
Fragmentary text notes a price, mentions laundering and work, with unclear names and details. The readable items suggest a small ad or notice about services and payment, but essential facts are missing to confirm a clear event.
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