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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1923
Page
9
The Sidney Telegraph lists subscription rates as one year postage paid one dollar, six months postage paid seventy five cents, and single copies. The notice states advance payment is required and that the publication is entered at the Bidney, Saskatchewan post office as second class matter.
John Pantenburg died Friday morning at his home from a hemorrhage of the throat after returning from Omaha where he sought treatment for bronchial trouble. He walked from the train to his residence and expired five minutes later.
Miss Susie Douglas and Miss Joyce of Cheyenne visit Mr and Mrs Burger. Division Agent Schermerhorn notes Sidney was killed for a new stone depot this season. Aiming to change school windows with deep blue curtains. Contract signed to build Sidney mills. Osterhoudt plans to break ground next Monday and to include an electric plant when required.
The Telegraph notes Mr Tinskell's proposal to complete nine buildings in his Sidney addition. A local cattleman reports 3000 dead cattle within six miles of North Platte. The paper covers the Olive gang murder trial, where Olive and associates were found guilty. A confrontation near McCarty's train left John Fredgson shot in the side and Terry wounded. Hodgson shot Terry, both wounded and taken to Fort Robinson hospital.
The Rainbow Class No. Seven met at Mrs. Shoemaker's home in March with about a dozen boys present. After business, social games and refreshments followed. A crystal ball reading foretold futures for Leverett Payzant, Orville Brooks, Joseph Bartholomew, Taylor Daniels, and a Los Angeles movie studio incident.
A dream sequence unfolds with LeRoy Helms knocked down in a comedy, a prisoner led to a judge who sentences 30 days, Lloyd Sweet as the judge, Alden Girard leading a saxophone band, and Percy Dimick delivering a pulpit sermon as an earthquake-like fright gives way to waking to school.
The Board of County Commissioners met at the courthouse with all members present. Bonds were approved for assessors Rn H Wood Union Valley Potter Potter City of Sidney. County printing bids from The Sidney Telegraph The Sidney Enterprise and Lodgepole Express held until March 27 1923. A section line from southeast of 20 14 50 to northeast corner 20 14 50 is declared a public highway sixty feet wide with fifty three feet on each side. survey and staking directed. highway commissioner to maintain it. Meeting adjourned to March 27 1923. WAL M GODING Chairman J R BARLOW A D ROSE JR Members Oakley O Otten County Clerk Attest.
The Farmers Union Local No 470 of Brownson Nebraska adopts resolutions expressing heartfelt sympathy to the family of Arthur C Lyngholm esteemed member and president. A copy is to be sent to his widow Ethel Lyngholm and to his mother Hannah B Lyngholm with minutes and a public publication in The Sidney Telegraph.
New York led total apple production in 1922 but ranked second to Washington in commercial output. The United States Department of Agriculture reports each state produced apples, with Wyoming and Texas leading wool production at 29.5 million and 19.3 million pounds respectively.
Breeding sow consigned to M C Moreland Hampshire Slim sale in Imperial Nebraska on April 3. Sow bred to Grand Champion Boar Oakdale Lad 15601 from Denver 1923. Catalogues available on request.
The annual report from the Forest Service notes that 181,799,997 acres are within national forest boundaries, with 20 percent accurately mapped and 56 percent covered by rough reconnaissance. The text also asserts either of these two states yields more apples than any other pair.
Reports to the USDA show farm management extension work now includes keeping books in public schools across 21 Ohio counties. The program educates eighth graders in farm accounting as part of agricultural outreach efforts.
The Telegraph reports a declamatory contest by local high school is set for Friday April 6 at 7:30 PM at the M E Church. Organizers invite families and friends to attend the school event.
In addition to existing classes I will offer a Saturday art session for girls from term to fifteen years old. The class will focus on crepe paper craft sealing wax work and basket weaving held Saturdays 9 to 11. For details call phone 326.
The county and state certificate exams for all subjects will be held on April 14, 1928, at Sidney and Lodgepole Nebraska. Mrs. D. B Fletcher, county superintendent, announces the schedule and locations for teachers seeking certification.
The Ladies of the Altar Society announce a card party, luncheon and dance on May 1, 1923. Everyone is invited to attend this social event.
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