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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1926
Page
11
Local observations show residents from Gurley Dalton Lodge Pole Potter and Sund frequenting Sidney for business and social visits. Notable mentions include Buick owner FP Freytag, Dr. M. E. Pettibone in O Neill, and trips to Denver Omaha Cheyenne and Kimball.
M A Shipman visited Omaha with son Alfred of New York. A license to wed issued to Hugo F Haack and Anna Schwartz. C G Corley left for a Fort Collins business trip. Ben G Maueer and Blanche Pocock married by Rev Raub. Sidney golfers vs Brush in season opener. Adjutant General Davis of Wyoming visited with family. Mrs I F Taylor of Lincoln visited her sister E L Uptegrove. E P Gainsworth left for Denver for a clerk position at St James hotel. State fish car delivered cans for stocking lakes. Leonard Darnell underwent appendectomy performed by Dr Taylor and H L Mantor. Dr F A Barger returned from Ohio for mother's death. body to Lincoln for burial. Chamber of Commerce to meet at Union Pacific hotel. program promises novelty. New Hafis model watches showcased at Gift Shop. Lt F R B Underwood with U S A at Fort Russell. Mrs Underwood and Harriet Jones to Cheyenne. Texaco station on East Lincoln highway opened with strong patronage. modern architecture noted. Rupert Campbell and K Kepler returned from Laramie. will stay briefly with parents. Cheyenne county received rain aiding crops. Percy Cogeweil of Alliance visited Sidney. accompanied wife home after sister-in-law Mrs John Burke’s illness.
The Sidney post of the American Legion purchased a fully equipped Overland four sedan to be given away at the Fourth of July celebration at Krueger's hall, sponsored by the Legion. Mick Ladegard is father to a baby girl born Tuesday morning weighing seven and a quarter pounds. both mother and baby are doing very well.
A fragmented notice references Meeurs and several individuals including Upte grove Phelon and Hardy in a local matter. The readable text implies a debt or obligation owed by the community to these named persons, but details and actions remain unclear and incomplete.
The Sidney public schools music memory contest will be held Tuesday evening May 11 at 7 30 in the high school assembly room. No admission is charged and the public is invited to attend. Note: multiple items mention local business updates and public notices from Potter Review.
Miss Phyllis Corbett has returned home after a several month Mediterranean cruise and resumes duties as stenographer for the firm Radcliffe and Hyde. Mrs Theal, who had substituted, will resume household duties.
Congressman Bob Simona commends the Telegraph for its Cheyenne County association bulletins and lauds the metropolitan quality of work. He also praises Sidney business men for creating the circular and their enterprise in publishing it.
J. J. Schodel, new owner of Sidney Meat and Provisions, backs Telegraph advertising. He advertised a veal roast at fifteen cents per pound and said business was nearly swamped. A second special later this week will be found elsewhere in the home.
A House agricultural panel split on three farm bills prompting a May series of debates. Chairman Haugen urged federal aid with parallels to other programs, while Tincher promoted the Jardine credit plan to aid orderly marketing without government control. Aswell urged a farmers’ machinery to manage commodities to keep relief out of politics. Debates begin May 4 with equal time for Haugen Tincher and Aswell, action likely by mid May.
Congress weighs the Muscle Shoals Fertilizer and Power bid amid House Senate tug of war on related fertilizer and power issues. Norris probes the Muscle Shoals plant while Missouri valley lawmakers press to extend river development to Sioux City or Yankton, despite opposition from engineers.
Congress debates Dill improvement funding and house floor delay while 70 representatives press for action. Senate leaders propose a public buildings bill railroad labor McFadden banking and army air service reforms as western senators demand farm relief game refuge truth in fabric Civil War pensions and French debt settlement receive priority. adjournment now uncertain, says Robert G. Simmons.
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