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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1925

Page

2

MARKET QUOTATIONS BY U S GOVERNMENT REPORT SUMMARY

Washington reports weekly market quotations across vegetables grain and dairy. Prices shown for various vegetables including Florida Rose potatoes and Texas onions, alongside New York yellows and Laredo crates. Grain quotes cover wheat, corn, and oats by city, with dairy closing prices for 88-score butter and Wisconsin cheese market wholesale levels.

Washington Florida B. Hastings Newark Texas aGa Laredo New York Chicago Omaha Prairie Minneapolia Pat Lambe Louis Kansas City S& Lonle Aes Keneas City Kaanwae City Minneapolis Koenoas City Leonia Kanone City Philadelphia Boston Wisconsin Lagio

May Change Rules for Aliens on Ellis Island

Washington Ellis Island will become a gateway to America not just a detention place under a new immigration procedure to be agreed by three executive departments. Prospective immigrants will be examined at American consulates abroad and at embarkation ports and en route ships. They will be tentatively rated as eligible for admission or sent back, easing congestion at Ellis Island. A formal conference on the plan began in Secretary of Labor Davis’s office.

Ellis Island Washington America United States Executive Departments Elila Island Davis

Man Confesses Planting Fatal Bomb in Victim's Car

Cleveland police say John Koasinski confessed to planting a bomb in the starter system of Stanley Lewandowski's automobile, causing his death. The confession followed a search of Lewandowski's home where Koasinski, a boarder, was found with 15 bombs.

Cleveland Ohio John Koasinski Stanley Lewandowski Lewandowski Ko Aingki

St Paul Woman Charged With Poisoning Seven People

St Paul resident Della Sorenson, twenty eight, was arrested on charges of killing seven people by poison over seven years. Three victims were in her own family. She appeared before County Attorney DeBrez to sign a plea or confession.

St. Paul Minon Mia Della Sorenpon Debrez

Fire Destroys Saltair Resort at Great Salt Lake

A blaze gutted the Saltair resort on the shores of the Great Salt Lake in Salt Lake City. Officials estimate losses around 1000000 dollars and describe the structure as a nationally famous seaside retreat. Fire officials investigated the cause as undetermined at nightfall.

Saltair Salt Lake City

527000 Auto Seized by U S Prohibition Agents

Prohibition agents seized a 27000 dollar limousine owned by Mrs. L. G. Smith of Buffalo New York. Charles ONeil the chauffeur was arrested after investigators found a gallon can in the automobile. Mrs Smith was en route to Des Moines.

U. S Blanca Prohibition L. G. Smith Buffalo Charles O’neil Des Moles

Spring Canyon Social Notes At A D Hilliard Ranch

Crowded out last week Jim Hamel bought veal calves from A D Hilliard. Mrs Hilliard elected treasurer as Willing Workers met at Mrs John McDonnell. A large crowd attended the all day meeting set for April 29 at Mrs Hilliard home. Several neighbors visited Crook and Sidney with various calls and a high school play titled The Poor Married Man delighted attendees.

Jim Hamel A. D. Hilliard Ranch Mr. Hilliard Toss Wilma Vernon Reeves Gross Mrs. Safford Milo Moore Harry Reeves Robert Nicholas Arthur McKelvey John McDonnell Hilliard A. D. Hilliard Mary Molten Sidney Miss Molten California

Dalton Friday Night Event Draws Crowd and Funds

A Dalton Friday night gathering drew a crowded hall and generated 144.25 at the door. Local residents warmly welcomed visiting guests from out of town, and a trip to Sidney is planned for Wednesday. A man has become the new barber at Lowry barber shop.

Dalton Sidney Man Lowry Barber Shop

Crowded Bunker Hill Social Round Ups Week

Local residents including Henry Ehmke and family and numerous Borcher Engel Beyer and Schmidt households visited friends and family across Bunker Hill Sidney and nearby farms. A pig club meeting was held at Henry Schmidt's while Mrs Charles Overman remained on the sick list.

Henry Ehmke Pete Beyer Carl Schmidt Sidney Wm. Borcher John. Borcher Wm. Rohde John Engel E. J. Leonard Ray Frame Grace Dalton Clara Beyer John

Community Members Keep Busy With Visits and Travel

Hy spent Sunday at the Ed Zorn home. Rex Rogers and J C Kreader called on James Sullivan at the Charles Scott home Sunday. J E Morrow was a Dalton caller Saturday. Several from this community attended church in Potter Sunday. J E Morrow and son Paul were Sunday dinner guests at the Pete Nelson home near Potter. Rex Rogers traveled to Dalton Friday evening. Pat Norton and James McQuillan visited Sidney Saturday. Mannie Kreader stayed overnight with Harold Boyee Saturday. Mr and Mrs J E Morrow and son Paul spent Friday evening at R R Bovee home. Mr and Mrs J C Kreader and Mrs J M Kreader visited Dalton Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Juelly and family were Sunday guests at the Charles Meyer home. Mr and Mrs Mike Jillson and family called at the J E Morrow home Tuesday afternoon. J M and J C Kreader did business in Sidney Monday. Mrs James Sullivan and children called at the J E Morrow home Monday.

Ed Zorn Rex Rogers J. C. Kreader Sidney James Sullivan Charles Scott J. E. Morrow Dalton Potter Paul Pete Nelson Pat Norton James McQuillan Mannie Kreader Harold Boyee R. R. Bovee J. M. Kreader Mrs. Juelly Charles Meyer

Altar Society Bazaar and Dance Date Change

National Music Week runs May 3 to May 9 and the St. Patrick's Altar Society will hold its public bazaar supper and dance in the academy auditorium on Tuesday afternoon and evening May 12, 1925 instead of May 5. The ad also notes a used truck for sale by A S Handy and mentions a Superior model Chevrolet touring in fair condition for sale.

Altar Society St. Patrick’s Church Academy Auditorium

Meadow Lawn Items Dinner Guests and Ranch Visit

Meadow Lawn items note Sunday dinner guests were Miss Anderson and Miss Fullerton. The group spent the afternoon at the Bartlings ranch. The Lone Scotts held their first meeting at the R. R. Bovee home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Al Morrow and family...

J. C. Kreader Anderson and Fullerton Bartlings Ranch Lone Scotts R. R. Bovee al Morrow Fam

Route Notes From Rural Nebraska Community

Route A West Gurley letters recount travels and health issues with liver disease, cows dying, and a paralytic stroke. Oats planting by Cash, Curt, and Vernon Scott and Victor Knox for Commissioner Rose. Womans club and community club meetings plus a district declamatory contest referenced.

Cash Curt Vernon Scott Victor Knox Ray Guy Berry Louis Reimers Irwin George Ehlers Commissioner Rose Mr. Rose Francis

How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle in a Vintage Guide

A heavily garbled OCR passage outlines an old crossword puzzle method with horizontal and vertical clues. It notes numbered hints for interlocking words, specifies that only dietary words and proper names appear, and mentions sample entries and common abbreviations. The text is error-ridden but preserves the puzzle’s general instruction and list-like clue prompts.

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Mary Fels Seeeph Fels Spring Canyon Ray Sheffield Orbie King Crook Sprecher Bobby Ray M. T. Moore Students Association of the Crook High School Ross Brossard Phil Brossard Lois Reeves Blanche King Dave Todd John Todd Ed Binney Ellis Dunn M T Moore Gon Isabel McKelvey Margaret Sutter Leroy Crable Rev. Kerston Dan Beebe P R. Bell Bunker Hill Mike Jillson J. M A. S. Handy Ati West Gurley Herman Segelke Rochester Teo Click Hill Curt Scott Cash Scott Overman H. W. Ewert Luke Fegley Gordon Fegley Guernsey Wyo Rodger. Brennan Womans Club C. B. Toof E. F. Ambrose G. Hi. Worth Art Handley Harold Worth Carl Lessig Minatare Lake Hang Anderson Clara Laing Plact Europe Orient Mbine Sand Hill Ney Western Newspaper Union C. W. Hornaday Occidental Building and Loan Association Sidney, Nebr West C. St W. C. Robbins Fritz Brauer Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank Western Securities Company American Bank Building Oro Ford Liberty Aero Liberty Aeroplane Motors Rumiely Aultman-Taylor Avery Fordson Hart-Paris Case Titans Sinclair Sinclair Oil Sinclair Refining Company Nebraska M. W. Polk
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