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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
11
Judge Tewell holds court at Lexington this week while a flood of visitors and residents frequent the county seat. The notice lists numerous individuals from Gurley Potter Lincoln and nearby towns visiting for business funerals and social calls, with several driving in from outlying farms and towns. Memorial Day work suspensions are noted and the community retains a steady stream of local activity and commerce.
It is easy to mistake a toadstool for a mushroom, but you make no mistake when you sell your cream and eggs to David Cole. Opposite U. P, Depot.
George A. Roberts of Roberts Grain Omaha and Omaha attorneys Howard and Howell explored business in Sidney. Wesley Osborn of Hillsboro, Ill visited his uncle C J Osborn, Harold Osborn former Olympic champion. R R McDonald and family left for La Junta Colo. H E Crandall Audits county treasurer books praising Nelson staff. L Verne Greenwood promoted to Equitable field assistant. Sidney plans low cost tree spraying for residents. George Oviatt of California visits sister Art Holmes with Benny Dresser. Cheyenne County and region receive beneficial rains boosting crops.
Meadow Lawn community notes list numerous visits and calls to homes in Dalton and surrounding areas. Names include Henry Mayers, Charles Mayers, Clayton Peterson, John Peterson, Mia Walsh, Ed Walsh, Mrs J C Sreader, Alvin Mann, Ed Quinn, J B Moron, J C Kreader, Coleman Kreader, Rex Rogers, John Bartling, James Sullivan, Mr Myer, Ted Myer, Mike Miller, Mrs Charles Mayer, Mrs J C Kreader, Mrs A E Hedland, Mrs Erney Myer, Glen Zorn, Dennis Walsh, and others. Several social visits occur at the J E Morrow, George Martin, Kimball dam, and John Bartling ranch homes. Schools close this week, Meadow Lawn and District No 142. Mrs G Martin improving after illness.
A brief note urges support for The American Legion Auxiliary Poppy Day on May 23. Readers are invited to contribute at the David Cole cream station opposite the U.P. Depot, with payment for poultry eggs and cream suggested.
Ulysses Grant-Smith of Washington Pa has been appointed American minister to Uruguay. This marks his ninth diplomatic post, with prior service as second secretary in Constantinople in 1908 and postings in Chile England Belgium Austria Denmark Hungary and Albania. After World War I he was appointed special commissioner to Hungary and helped negotiate the treaty ending hostilities between the United States and Hungary.
Memphis Tennessee reports 23 fatalities from the government steamer Norman sinking. Mayor Rowlette Paine and Maj. W. W. Gardiner led a full search with the Mid-South Association of Engineers as names of the missing and known dead were compiled. Notables include Prof. R. H. McNelly of Vanderbilt once listed as missing, now believed dead. Homes of several listed in the known dead include Memphis and Oxford residents.
Salt Lake City Utah A Clarton Nelson former superintendent of the western division of the air mail service piloting a commercial plane and two eighteen year old messengers Grant Christensen and Russellle Lege were killed instantly at Woodward flying field when the plane went into a tailspin from 100 feet. The craft burst into flames delaying identification of the youths. The takeoff faced a strong west wind and the machine sideslipped before the crash. Rescuers suffered injuries in efforts to pull victims from the burning plane.
Eight men charged in the Sofia Sveti Kral cathedral bombing were condemned by court martial to die. Three defendants present at sentencing were Peter Zagorsky sacristan Marco Friedmann lawyer and Georgi Koeff. The remaining five Abadjieff Dimitroff Kossofsky and Grancharoff all noted Communists remain at large.
One hundred twenty seven men and eleven women were arrested near the New England Ruc and Transportation Company mine at Grant Town West Virginia on charges of intimidating miners employed by the company.
A general transport strike threatens shopping, railways, street cars, and call industries in Copenhusen,推动公共服务中断的风险，相关部门警惕。
Swen Olson and Leo Olson were called at E I Madden's on Sunday. Roscoe Madden visited Jens Olson's Sunday. E I Madden and daughter Mrs Edith Hansen hosted Sunday supper with J H Madden. Nelsons and L K Nelsons dined at J W Bertramson's. Several locals visited each other, including DeWitt Glassburn, Dewey Larson, Donald McCoy, and families. Farm ad notes top prices paid for poultry and eggs at David Cole Creamery.
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