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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1924

Page

11

Mother's Day Observance Proclaimed on Second Sunday

The article notes Acts of Congress designating the second Sunday in May as Mother's Day, cites early proclamations by President Wilson in 1914, and mentions states recognizing the day. It urges wearing flowers to honor mothers living or dead and encourages visiting or writing separated mothers, ending with a call to keep mothers in hearts daily.

Congress Wilson Nebraska Pennsylvania Texas

Clean Up Week Proclaimed by Mayor Rogers in Sidney

Mayor Rogers designates May 12 to May 17 as Clean Up Week urging all Sidney residents to remove weeds and refuse from their premises. The city will haul away debris from alleys, aiming to keep Sidney’s homes and lawns among the state’s finest despite some vacant lots viewed as eyesores. Citizens are asked to participate enthusiastically to improve the city at minimal cost.

Rogers Sidney

Nebraska Wealth ranking shows per capita lead and total value

Government estimates place Nebraska seventh in per capita wealth and sixteenth in total wealth with a per capita figure of 4004 dollars and total wealth around 5.32 billion. Livestock value leads state prosperity with 250.9 million while farm machinery ranks eighth and motors nineteenth. The piece questions distribution of wealth among Nebraskans.

Nebraska Union Iowa Texas Illinois Wisconsin Middle West

Local Happenings Across Sidney and Surrounding Areas

Miss Leona Beam of Orleans visits her brother Ted. J. B. Copley and wife travel from Arriba Colorado. Mrs. J. W. McDaniel Jr. visits Lodge Pole. Herman Schroeder and family plan a Colorado vacation. Camilla Green Edna Green and Fin Leach group visit Bayard. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Jensen of Kearney stay with Perry family. L. I. Frisby visits Willey’s office promoting 4 H work. Osborn Borland and Tobin motor to Crawford for E. P. meeting, visit Hot Springs before return. QO. D. Brooks from Laramie joins Ida Andrews and family on Pumpkin Creek Morrill county. O’Neil Herbert Koester and Father Link attend Knights of Columbus state convention in Kearney. O’Neil and Herbert delegates from Sidney lodge. Thirteen take railway mail clerk exam at Sidney H S. Clara Klein in charge. candidates from Lodge Pole Chappell Julesburg. Sidney learns Ea Tracy now president of St Joseph baseball club in Missouri, visited Denver in airplane with Sager Consigny and Ed Sullivan. Councilman Ledbetter and Sutter elected to Sidney fire department. drills planned for younger members. Gus Wellner asks for larger attendance. fire hazard inspections authorized.

Sidney Ea“Tracy St. Joseph, Mo Denver Tracy Jack Sager Cc. F. Consigny Ed Sullivan

Local column reports illnesses injuries after drag show and car crash

Mrs. Charles Hower and Mrs. Nora Hunt are seriously ill. Roy Walker sprained an ankle chasing the monkey from the Days of 49 show. R C Smith narrowly escaped a ditch collapse and broke a collarbone. Mrs. Jacob Zimmerman and three daughters were thrown from a buggy after a car frightened the team. K S Betts sustained severe cuts in a Bronson automobile wreck near Sidney. The Ford sedan wreck involved two other men and a windshield injury to Betts.

Roy Walker The Legion Roy Jacob Zimmerman South Sunol Sidney Mantor

Multiple Family Illnesses and Accident Reported

Miss Gertrude Klugg underwent appendicitis surgery Monday at Dr. Taylor's hospital. Miss Sadie McFadden left for Roseberg Oregon for her father Hugh McFadden who was in a serious automobile accident this past Sunday. He broke his hip and is improving under medical care. John accompanied his father as far as possible but a wife relayed that the elder Mr. McFadden cannot return home yet. Grace McFadden of Seattle is with him, and Sadie said a letter from Rosebery notes possible return home soon. L E Perry and Mr. and Mrs. E J O Hara of Provo Utah escaped serious injury when their car overturned on the Lincoln highway near Sidney en route to Chicago. Perry drove, wheels locked, car toppled, occupants rescued. Mrs. O Hara had minor injuries and treatment at Dr. Taylor's office. others were slightly hurt. The car's contents scattered, top and windshield damaged, and the party continued Wednesday.

Sadie McFadden Roseberg Oregon Hugh McFadden John McFadden Julia Johnson Rosebery Grace McFadden Seattle Rose McFadden Sadie L. E. Perry E. J. O'Hara Provo Utah Chicago Sidney Lincoln Highway Perry

Birth Announcement for Sidney Baby Boy

Mr and Mrs M I Anthony of Sidney welcome a baby boy born Friday May 2.

M. I. Anthony Sidney

Local Society Notes From May Meetings And Nuptials

The T N club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Swatzlander for sewing and social. Fortnightly club gathered Friday evening with Dr and Mrs Barger hosting a dinner at Daniels then bridge. high score by A E Phelps. Del Pranso club met Tuesday with Miss Joan Swatzlander. Mrs Carter Dunaway attended. bridge with Miss Vera Mahr high. Miss Erma Chloupek and R C Smith wed in Julesburg last Friday May 2. they will live on a Lodge Pole area farm. Edward J Leonard Jr and Miss Mary Badziong wed by County Judge Chambers last Friday May 2. will reside in Sidney. Francis Willard Union met May 1 at Mrs W J Shoemaker home. playground school planned for summer, next meeting May 16 at 3 pm with program and friend invitation.

Mrs. Barger Daniels Barger A. E. Phelps del Pranso Joan Swatzlander Union Pacific Carter Dunaway Vera Mahr Erma Chloupek T. A. Chloupek R. C. Smith Sundl Julesburg Lodge Pole Edward J. Leonard, Jr BE. J. Leonard Sidney Mary Badziong Charles Badziong South of Sidney Chambers Leonard Francis Willard Union W. J. Shoemaker D. R. Jones

New Boys Club Organized in Antelope County

County Agent Willey reports the Antelope Corn club formed with six members in the south Potter district. Members include Harry Harrett as leader and Howard Madden as president, with Roscoe Madden, Norman Trobaugh, Svend Olseh, and Gunhart Olseh. Mildred Newton of Sund earns a Lincoln trip in early June for best calf club results, funded by The Nebraska Farmer prize.

Willey South Potter Harry Hazrett Howard Madden Roscoe Madden Norman Trobaugh Svend Gunhart Olseh Mildred Newton Sund Lincoln Nebraska

Cream buying station opens in Sidney operators named

David Cole Creamery Co introduces Came ron and Killham as operators of the new Cream Buying Station in Sidney located south across the tracks from U. P. depot. Bonham Brothers offer Mother's Day flowers. Burk's Candy Store advertises special box candy from 1.25 dollars. watch and jewelry repair services guaranteed by E. 4. Marcotte at Winders Hardware.

Burk’s Marcotte Winders Hardware Cameron Killham Sidney U. P David Cole Creamery CO

Music Day at Sidney Chamber of Commerce Luncheon

Sidney chamber of commerce luncheon featured thirty performers singing old songs with Miss Freda Hammer on piano accompaniment. Mahr announced a safety first meeting set for May 21 and invited about forty officials and employees to attend. Merchants urged to promote clean up week with visible signs. The city plans water crane installation along Union Pacific tracks to supply eastbound engines, reducing stops at the coal shore.

Sidney Chamber of Commerce Union’ Pacific Charlie West Freda Hammer Mahr Sidney Chamber Union Pacific Central Avenue

Jewelry Repair and Diamond Setting Available in Winders Hardware

E J Marcoste advertises jewelry repair and diamond setting services at Winders Hardware. David Cole Creamery states a policy of customer satisfaction with cream patrons.

E. J. Marcoste Winders David Cole Creamery

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nebr Closs Guy V. Doran Second Street Burlington Leona Beam Orleans Ted J. B. Copley Arriba Colorado J. W. McDaniel, Jr Herman Schroeder Camilla Green Edna Green Fin Leach Bayard D. Green D. L. Jensen Kearney W. J. Perry L. I. Frisby State Agricultural College Leo Osborn John Borland Frank Tobin Crawford E. P Hot Springs QO. D. Brooks Laramie Ida Andrews A. A. Brooks Pumpkin Creek Morrill County John O'Neil Francis Herbert Henry Koester Father Link Knights of Columbus Mr. O’neil Mr. Herbert Sidney Lodge Sidney High School Clara Klein Lodge Pole, Chappell and Carl E. Ledbetter Lorence Sutter Sol Willis Gus Wellner Charles Hower Nora C. Hunt Rothe Smith Betts Bronson Mr.Betts Mr. Betts Cheyenne Roche Gertrude Klugg T. N. Club NEW Boys Club Bonham Brothers Chamber OF Commerce Sidney Motor Sales Ford Republic Cord Tires Sidney Motor Sales Co McDonald Motor Sales Co Bordens del Monte and Pratlaw Royal Ann Sunkist Florida Graham Crackers Toxio Ade Mustafa Heinz Pork Bea Rds
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