Fragmentary Note on Berries and Fruits
Fragmented text mentions berries including plums, elks, and perries with unclear context. No clear event or names to identify.
14 May 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1910
Page
1
Fragmented text mentions berries including plums, elks, and perries with unclear context. No clear event or names to identify.
Sidney progress brief lists numerous local and visiting residents including George Walker from Potter and Edna Granneman visiting Cheyenne. Mentions the Union Pacific walk request on Rose street to improve depot access and village pride amid mild rain and warmer weather.
By order of the Village Board of Trustees property owners and tenants must clean rear alleys and haul away rubbish. The marshal will enforce the order and those who refuse will bear the expenses of the work done under marshal supervision.
The article argues that no link exists between municipal and railroad water pipes and no method to create one. It proposes a temporary connection for emergency use to supply both town and railroad during pumping station breakdowns and urges authorities to consider a solution promptly.
The Junior Band Twenty Three aims to overcome a tainted reputation with a fully organized group of twenty three instruments. They hold two practice evenings under Professor Lynch and show much promise, with members listed including UC. B. Jones Donald Lessett Harry Bixby Lowell Fuller and others. Thomas Lynch directs assisted by W. P. Miles as manager and Sam Fine as Secretary Treasurer.
The rest room is open from nine to six daily under Mrs Corbett. It welcomes country ladies and their babies, offering wool waiting, waxed floor, couch, rockers, dresser, table, baby cab and other comforts. Visitors have paid respects and refreshed after country drives.
The season opens tomorrow at 2 30 on the park diamond with Sidney facing Kimball. Sidney aims to start strong with standout players and a promising season ahead. The band will provide music to enhance the event and draw community support.
A local retailer announces exclusive agency status for Stetson hats and Wilson Brothers underwear, signaling a premium supply of renowned headwear and intimate apparel from a trusted supplier.
The Sidney high school staged She Stoops to Conquer with a teen cast led by Kenneth Bassett as Sir Charles Marlow and May Lathrop as Mrs Hardcastle. Eunice Van Winkle and Anne Radcliff delivered standout performances with strong supporting turns from Will iam Hudson George Hastings and Tony Lumpkin. A full house reported praise for details, rehearsal leadership by Miss McMillan, and a successful ticket drawer.
Marian Izetta Blue born November 30, 1876 in Goshen Indiana. She moved to Juaniata Nebraska in 1880 and married George Cramer January 1, 1905 at Juaniata. Died in Simla Nebraska May 7 1910 in childbirth. Survived by husband two young children parents brother four sisters and many friends. Funeral May 10 at home with Reverend Weir and interment at Sidney.
A four piece church orchestra has been organized to assist any church choir in regular services or special occasions. Professor Lynch leads with band training. Members include Russell Dedrick Clyde VanGorder and Blaine Grabill. Regular practice centers on church music.
M. J. Olson of Sidney Nebraska was called here on business this week, a brother of E. I. Olson of Pine Bluff. Oberfelder Clothing Co. advertises made to measure suits with a perfect fit guarantee.
The school board elected E. Ringer as superintendent and J. A. Hanna as high school principal. Ringer, previously North Platte High principal, will move to Sidney after August and bring his family. Hanna, Peru graduate, currently Alliance High School instructor, accepted the Sidney post to build on Mr. Cline’s foundation.
Sunday game ends in a rough exhibition as Home Guards in new attire clash with Dalton nine. Dalton wins decisively but controversy lingers over conduct and crowd behavior at the ballpark.
A four year old, Bennie Dresser, stepped into a moving wagon on Race Street and was knocked down. He suffered a gash on the forehead and a leg hurt but is recovering nicely. No blame is placed on anyone for the accident.
Jerry Richerson resumes agent post for American Express Co. locally. H. H. West moves to Cheyenne for the same firm. Day Operator Kidd out sick a week, with Operator Puryear filling in. H. H. Flesher named UP agent at Northport North Platte Valley. General Supt. Wier and party passed through on Sunday via the Union Pacific.
Henry Lanker living south of Sidney just over the Colorado line was thrown from a braking plow drawn by four horses. He suffered heavy bruises but escaped serious harm after the horse became unmanageable and he tipped away from the plow shovels. Willian Hoffmeyer stopped the runaway team. Simon Ruble, a Sidney businessman, visited last Sunday.
Nebraska shoppers are urged to write for piano catalogs and introductory prices from The Knight Campbell Music Co in Denver. The ad touts 30 plus piano makes, a four minute Edison phonograph attachment for six dollars with ten records free, and a line from Oberfelder and J. M Jackson & Co promoting spring clothing and footwear.
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