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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1926

Page

14

Senate Adopts Impeachment Trial for Judge English

Washington reports the Senate, acting as a court, summoned Judge George W. English of the eastern Illinois district to appear May 8 at 12 90 p m for impeachment proceedings. Vice President Dawes presided, oath administered, and questions of trial timing and constitutional precedent discussed amid spectator interest.

Washington Senate George W. English Illinois English Cummins Judiciary Committee Dawes Michener Michigan Republic Senate Chamber Senate Court Ennigiish Bender Ransdell

More Strawberries Than Last Year Report Says

Strawberries are forecast to total 80 million quarts in four early shipping states, up two thirds from last year per the government Bureau of Agricultural Economics. About 11 million of the increase is in Louisiana, where 21 million quarts are expected. Texas, Alabama and Mississippi share the rest, with Louisiana wholesaling at 4.20 per 24 pint crate versus 5 a year ago.

Washington Government Bureau of Agricultural Economics Louisiana Texas Alabama Mississippi

Peasi Sentenced for Real Estate Violations in Florida

Jacksonville judge Peeler sentences Peasi, famed as a money wizard known for a 96 million dollar New England flop in 1928. The case centers on violation of Florida real estate law, with one year at hard labor imposed.

Jacksonville Fie Chaeries Pons New England Jedge Peeler Florida

Censor Proposed for Movies Faces Presidential Skepticism

President Coolidge reportedly frowns on federal censorship of films and favors leaving film censorship to the states. In London, the House of Commons rejects a betting legalization bill 126 to 94, licensing bookmakers defeated.

Washington Coolidge Legislatea White House Commons London England House of Commons

Community Social Roundup at Local Homes

The column chronicles Tuesday to Monday visits and meals among Maple Grove residents. Names include Rey, Mrs Peters, Henry Elsen family, G Waddell, Nels Johnson, George Neiman, Earl Holm, Richard Sellin, Ed Miles, W Y Miles, W T Sharman, Andrew Johnson, R W Johnson, Sid ney events, high school play, and gatherings at multiple homes with dinners and suppers. Several guests travel from Bridgeport and Sidney Draw, with neighbors dropping in for meals and weekend visits.

Earl Holm Richard Sellin Ed Miles W. T. Sharman Ed Mies W. Y. Miles Nels Johnson Andrew Johnson W. T. Sharman’s R. W. Johnson Sidney Otto Davis Kennnedy Mrs. Larson Bridgeport F. N. Smith Miss Delight Wilfor T. G. Waddell Jim Irwin Louie Scheer Henry Kragel’s Néls Johnson F. A. Johnson Henry Elsen Fara Chambers Grove Emanuel Steve's Ray Dr. Junker John Olson A. G. Weaver Harold Linde Mons Johnson

Center Mrs Edwards Spent Evening with Her Daughter

Center Mrs Edwards spent Wednesday evening with her daughter Mrs Pete in a family visit noted in local social notes. The event highlights domestic ties and community socializing within the area.

Mrs. Edwards Mrs. Pete

Local Socials and Gatherings Highlight Week

Henke and Riv Berry spent Thursday with Emil Tank near Potter. Ed Guill family joined at the Fee Osborn home Sunday. A large crowd attended the Trip Around the World at Center church Friday evening. Mrs. Art Draper and two Osborns visited Rose Monday afternoon. Evelyn Rose and Grace Johnston visited Alliance from Friday to Sunday. Ray Spiker lost his garage and granary to fire Monday afternoon. Conrad Gerke family visited Neal Tank Sunday. Neal Tank and family dined at Ed Mintken Sunday.

Henke Riv Berry Emil Tank Potter Ed Guill Fee Osborn the Center Church Art Draper E. E. Osborn Mrs. Freeburg Rose Home Ray Spiker Conrad Gerke Neal Tank Ed Mintken

Antelope Divide Activities and Local Baseball Result

Community notes from Antelope Divide record visits by families including Lockhart Nelson Bertramson and Laughs. Jimmie Jensen moves cattle to Lawrence Forks for summer pasture. A Sunday baseball game ends 20 to 17 with Colorado Cowboys defeating Antelope Divide.

H. A. Lockhart J. M. Nelson Sidney FE. M. Nelson Jimmie Jensen Lawrence Forks Antelope Divide Boys Colorado Cowboys Cowboys Marion Nelson Chride Bertramson Jeeame Kafka C. P. Herboldsheimer J. W. Bertramson I. K. Nelson Mads Larson Dewey Larson Bertha Nelson W. A. Nelson D. B Fletcher Dye and Antelope Divide Carl Laroon W. A

Fishing party reels in decent catch at Lake Minatare

George Reetts and Homer Fisher fished Lake Minatare on Friday and enjoyed a fairly good catch. The outing continued with Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson and son Gordon, along with Mr and Mrs C C, though details end abruptly in the fragment.

George Reetts Homer Fisher Lake Minatare Charles Johnson Gordon C. C

Fragmented grog puzzle clues with scattered answers

A garbled word puzzle lists numerous clues and partial entries across varied topics, including colors, numbers, occupations, places, and common words. Many items are misspelled or misformatted, complicating solution of the underlying crossword style puzzle.

Community Socials and Visits Highlight Local Week

Crowell and daughter were Sunday guests at HOB Fisher s. Mr o and Mrs Fred Prince and daughters, Mr and Mrs ver Larson and Mr o and Mrs. Sam Wickstrom spent Friday evening at Jesse Lambert s. Herman Schubaarth and family and Dean Duncan and family attended the movies in Potter Thursday evening. A large number of the school patrons enjoyed a fine program given by the grades Friday night. The May pode dance and a short play were given by the fifth and sixth grades on the school grounds. A good rain would be welcome to help crops.

Herman Schubaarth Dean Duncan Potter Mrs. Craig Chris Crowell Mable Duncan Miss McDaniel Homer Fisher Jessie Welkhorst George Reety Lewis Brett Frank Prohaska Pete Nelson Miss Barness Hadley George Reetz Mike Sullivan Charles Smith C. C. Crowell Sidney

Sidney Residents See Local Activities And Visits

O F Chesebro of Sidney canvassed the area last week selling Rawleigh goods replacing the date Mr. MacGirvin. Miss McNeal and Miss Stewart attended the Lodge Pole high school play. J M Wilson visited Sidney last Saturday. Ernest Taylor has recovered from flu and returns to school. The M F E Ladies Aid met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs F A Rowan and Mrs George Burke and Mrs Lynn Cunningham assisted. Mr and Mrs Ed Rimn, Mrs Leona Swain, Miss Martha Crees and L F Cunningham and family attended the event.

O. F. Chesebro Sidney Rawleigh MacGirvin Lynn Cunningham Ed Rimn Leona Swain Martha Crees L. F. Cunningham

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Athens Gardner Richardson Woodstock Conn United States Greece R. O. Hall Mr. Richardson Yale American Relief Commission Religium Rehief Peasi Maple Grove Rey Nels Johnsons George Neiman’s W. T. Sharman and Sons Robert Irwin John Hokom Ray Tremain and Sons Mature Weaver Evelyn Rose Miss Grace Johnston Alliance Lottese Pumie Merinestal Russia Piscopal New Jersey City do—Renés Pageteians Kansas Segariine Beneagie MBE Io Sidney Geneva Swain Emma Lindberg Gram Forb. Crees G. Bo Wookey Roy Moore Sidney M. FE F. A. Rowan Arthur Dalton Russell Dedrick Ernest Nelson Miss McNeal Vera Canaan Lodge Vale Gurley J. B. Byars CO
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