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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1931
Page
9
Monday through Saturday activities fill the Grand Prairie notes. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. I N Ware of Bridgeport with the Albert Frerichs family, and many neighbors visiting in Sidney and Anchor district 39. Community members attend school events, plays, and machine shows while sharing meals and weekend visits.
Mrs S A Solomon of New Bern North Carolina reports losing 47 pounds in three months using Kruschen Salts. She advises one teaspoon in warm water every morning and notes improved health energy and appearance. A four week bottle costs 85 cents at Western Drug Co with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Meadow Lawn residents host and visit with neighbors and relatives in a sequence of Sunday dinners card parties and calls. Newcomers Mr and Mrs Winkleman Jr move into the community while extended families attend gatherings and trips to Dalton and Denver.
Ford Motor Co. Detroit factory physician Dr P K Drummond endorses Sargon as a powerful tonic for run down conditions from anemia to poor digestion. He says the seasoned physician backs its rebuilding effects and notes broad physician support and record sales by the Western Drug Co.
Mrs. T. A. Bonser visited Mrs. Albert Otties on Monday while William Brown was ill last week. Several residents, including Mrs. Tom Kendrick and Mrs. B. M. Lewis, hosted or visited neighbors Tuesday and Wednesday, with seed potato sales, Sterling visits, and dinners at the George Bonser and Sponser homes. many locals traveled to Crook and Sidney for shopping and gatherings.
B M Lewis visited Sterling on Thursday. Mr and Mrs H E Bonser and Leola Mae spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs T A Bonser. Bernard Bonser of Crook spent Thursday evening with home folks. Mr and Mrs J F Japp called Friday for well tools at the G W Bonser farm. Albert Allen helped fix the well. Mrs T A Bonser received news that her aunt had died in Kearney and left for the funeral. Mr and Mrs Ernest Bonser were Friday dinner guests at the George Bonser home. E N Roth was a Sund shopper Saturday. James Vacik and Joseph Vogler were Sidney visitors Thursday. Mr and Mrs H W Bluhm shopped in Sunol midweek. Mr and Mrs C W Bonser and family were Sunday dinner guests at the J R Sullivan home in Crook. Mrs Rose Kilgore and a little daughter spent Sunday with relatives at Sunol. Mr and Mrs Albert Otties hosted dinner with guests E N Roth family, Joseph Vogler, and James Vacik.
Mrs. Carl Schmidt and her sons visited Mrs. Hilbert Borcher Monday afternoon. Mrs. Tom Poole, Mr. and Mrs. George Schwartz and Lynn Poole of Sidney visited the Fred Beyer home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Iva Beyer, Mrs. Everett Foster and Mrs. William Rohde attended Royal Neighbors lodge.
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic for eczema and other skin conditions. It claims rapid itching relief, healing of various blemishes, and suitability for broken veins, pimples, acne, and psoriasis. The ad offers a money back guarantee and notes its use against athlete's foot.
Sidney residents attended a machinery show last week. Fred Beyer bought a new International truck last Saturday. Several families and guests visited various homes near Gurley Bunker Hill and Potter. Bats were tied at 5 to 5 on the home diamond. Multiple local residents called or visited throughout the week including the Beyer and Nelson families and Mr. and Mrs. Engel plus relatives.
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