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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1921

Page

4

Sidney High school play earns wide praise in town

The Sidney Light reports a crowded audience enjoyed Sidney High School seniors in a lively class play led by Professor Volkert. Cast included Betty Gardner Evalena Gray Howard Green and many others with Marjory Wallick praised for her dancing. The performance showcased local talent and drew cheers for its humor and finish.

Sidneyite Sidney High School Volkert Sidney Pepp Archie Kirkpatrick Betty Gardner Evalena Gray Howard Green George Iverson Betty C. B. Buttonbuster Erwin Perse Marjory Wallick Petunia Muggins Marjory Sim Batty Ralph Binning Tie Minerva Boulder Inez Lally Benson Allen Chambers Noisy Fleming Maynard Roach Pink Hatcher Harry Philson Buster Brown Petunia Mr. Buttonbuster Minerva Professor Volkert J. Johnson Johnson Girls’ Glee Club Whispering Hope Alice Blue The Bays Jean Swatzlander Rupert Campbell Dorothy Wright Marie Webber Leonard Flo Ralph Wath Spencer Flo Leslie Bentley Bill Lowe

Hastings Gas Company Industrial Notes Excerpt

Industrial notes show Hastings Gas company involved in a listed project or activity. The fragment references utility operations, possible expansion or maintenance items, and local industry context. Further readable details are limited in this excerpt.

Federal tax burden for automobiles in 1920 totals 148 million

The passage notes that a 1920 federal tax on automobiles reached 148 million dollars, enough to cover expenses of the federal, judiciary, congressional and executive branches as well as the interior, commerce, treasury, justice, labor and agriculture departments, plus diplomatic and consular services.

Federal Judiciary Congressional Executive Departments Department of the Interior, Commerce, Treasury, Justice, Labor and Agriculture Diplomatic Consular Service

Fathers Admit Voting Against Sons After City Election

In a Nebraska town two fathers, both heavy taxpayers, confessed they voted against their own sons for council seats in the municipal election. Each son had built a reputation as a liberal spender, prompting the fathers to align with opponents.

Nebraska

Italian officials study U.S. electric industry in two month visit

A delegation of Italian officials, educators and scientists arrives in the United States for a two month stay to investigate the electric industry, focusing on transmission lines and railway electrification.

United States

Oshkosh Residents Reject Municipal Gas and Electric Plant

By a wide margin Oshkosh citizens voted against a municipal gas and electric plant. The result is seen as a turning point in the city’s public opinion and policy direction.

Oshkosh Wisconsin

Ogden Voters Reject Bonds for Municipal Electric Plant

In Ogden Utah citizens rejected a proposition to issue bonds for a municipal electric plant amid a heavy tax burden. The vote outcome halted plans for the city owned power facility and reflected fiscal concerns among residents.

Ogden Utah

Milkman Seeks Fair Price With Open Letter to Nelson

A Nelson milkman writes an open letter explaining why he charges 12 1 4 cents a quart and cannot compete with cheaper one cow producers. He recalls his 13 years delivering milk, cites rising costs for bottles and caps, and urges local business leaders to maintain prices while a community committee audits profits to fund a library.

J. BE. Lee Nelson Smiths and Jones Paul Henry Rice Billy Voight Community Club Woman's Club

South Divide Social Notes and Local Visits

Mrs J A Yowell recovering after illness with Sidney visitors nearby. Mrs Chnick hosted TH H C in Sidney with dainty five o clock refreshments. Afternoon callers included Mrs Call, Mrs Clyde of Sidney and Mrs Anderson of the South Divide. Andersons live on the Dimick farm. Mrs Henry Worden to entertain the I H C on June 1. Jota Crosby visited Mrs Robertson. Mr and Mrs Earl Wood and Ernest Wood went to Denver on the 14th. men returned by auto and Mrs Wood by train. Mrs Walker returned to Kearney after days at the Hand home. Yowells of Sidney visited their sons and families Saturday. Marvin Hiett, George Fulton and Esther Shaw graduate eighth grade this year. Foster and Brothers attended the High school class play. Roy Walker left Monday for Medicine Row on business. A Foster and family called on the Yowells Sunday afternoon. Mrs Handy and Mrs Roy Walker spent the day with Mrs Wood. Nearly everyone from the Divide attended the baccalaureate services.

J. A. Yowell Yowell Sidney Chnick TH. H. C Call Clyde Mrs. Anderson South Divide Andersons Dimick Farm Henry Worden Jota Crosby Robertson Earl Wood Ernest Wood Denver Esther Shaw Foster and Brothers Roy Walker Medicine Row A. Foster Yowells Handy Wood Divide

O'Grady Aged 14 Survives Boat Sinking

O'Grady and three companions were in a small boat that sank. He and the others swam to safety, with O'Grady 14 years old at the time.

Othy O'Grady

Funeral Procession for James Benishon Noted Families Absent

The article lists many residents from the Sex torp neighborhood attending the funeral of James Benishon on Saturday. It notes several families present and mentions others whose names were not secured.

Sextorp James Benishon L. Brett Fishers Sanders John Anderson Jacobson Oscar Johnson Carlson Jeulus

Hard Business Sense Co operative Marketing

A keen note on cooperative marketing stresses results come from united effort and good business. Observing the requirements for success is essential. A practical view highlights collective labor and disciplined strategy as the path to solving common problems.

Lincoln dairy expert here seeks boost for county dairying

Dairy man M N Lawritson of Lincoln extension dairy specialist visited this city on Saturday to confer with County Agent Scott and spur a new impetus for dairying in the county. He then traveled to Scottsbluff.

M. N. Lawritsonm Lincoln Scott Lawritson Scottsbluff

Nebraska towns seek bonding for water and sewer projects

North Platte plans a $65,000 sewer extension and water plant expansion. Hershey votes on $10,000 more water and light equipment. Beatrice Block GOO contests L'il ol' Broadway. Superior repeats effort for $55,000 water extension bonds. Norfolk proposes $200,600 paving this summer.

North Platte Hershey Superior

New Zealand Railways to License Private Light Lines

A British parliament report on New Zealand proposes licensing several privately owned railways to build and operate light feeder lines to the government trunk system. The plan would require significant new capital and aims to ease the burden on island residents from current overtaxation.

New Zealand Walter Thomas Mills United States

Electrically Driven Cargo Ships Adopt Electric Power

Electrically powered merchant ships follow ships in war use as the United States Motor Merchant Fleet expands. The first is the SS Belipse chartered by the Shipping Board to International Mercantile Marine. It measures 11,568 dead tons, 440 feet long, 56 feet beam. Eleven more large freighters are being equipped with electric driving power by the Shipping Board.

America Belipse S Shipping Board International Mercantile Marine Shipping Board

Electrically Heated Seventy Three All Electric Houses Built

Seventy three all electric houses built for workers at a large English power plant include cooking stoves branding apparatus and household articles. Emergency provisions rely on one chimney allowing coal stoves if needed. Grand Island sewer work paused due to inability to market 5 percent tax free bonds for 200000.

Grand Island

Did Bill Fail to Get Job After All

Dialogue reveals Bill sought a position, claimed he could demonstrate and sell anything. He did secure a demonstration, but the firm specialized in manufacturing bathtubs, implying the job outcome did not meet expectations.

Bill

Drowning of Three Boys at Burtels Reservoir

Three Evans youths Oliver Brendan aged 13 Marvin Doney 16 and Albert Tinker 105 drowned when a flat boat carrying them and two companions sank on Burtels reservoir a seven acre lake one mile south of here and one mile north of Evans Colorado at 4 o clock Friday. John Miller 13 and Tim were the remaining names from Evans in the incident.

Burtels Here Evans Colorado Oliver Brendan Marvin Doney Albert Tinker John Miller Tim

Library hours update for summer schedule edition

The library announces summer hours with afternoon openings daily, standard evening hours on Monday Wednesday and Saturday, and closed Tuesday Thursday Friday evenings and Sundays until further notice.

Wise Not Optimist Fairy Tale Endings Questioned

A playful exchange frames the question why fairy tales end with the phrase and they all lived happily ever after. The pessimist quips that such endings imply the tales are fiction.

Beccause

Economy In Operation

W. J. Shoemaker, a Union Pacific agent, spent Friday in Cheyenne with the department for prevention of loss and accidents in shipping. Members from all Wyoming division points attended and the meeting was deemed to have achieved substantial progress in reducing losses.

W. J. Shoemaker Union Pacific Cheyenne Department For Prevention of Wyoming

Denver to abandon daylight saving time May 22

Return to standard time at 1 a m Sunday May 22 after daylight saving was repealed by a strong popular vote Tuesday.

Denver

Man's Magnanimity and the Public’s Park Dispute

A quirky dialogue vignette shows The Brute and his Helpmate arguing over public park ownership. Perso asserts public right and questions fairness, while a Cop confirms public status. Perso contemplates selling his share as the exchange ends with a gag about park access and property.

Perso

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