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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
8
Lodge Pole baseball opens season at Dalton winning 9 to 5 as multiple carloads of fans travel to support the team. Local happenings include a busy week of church events, travels, family visits, and community news across Cheyenne County.
Sunol items list daily visits and events with names such as Bert Allington John Billeter and James Booth plus teachers and students from district No 68. Activities include farmers union meeting at school house bank fixtures corn listing graduation at Sidney and travel to Lincoln for road project bids.
The Lutheran congregation joined a large picnic at Krueger's lake on Sunday with participation from all German Lutheran churches in the county. John Groshans and wife were in Sidney on Saturday. Mrs. Bert Walker spent three days before part of last week in Sidney. Kreibring brothers visited the Knox home on Sunday. Oscar Aurich is breaking sod on 5-15-50 for J. A. Bentley and Arnold Stockamp. Paul Folks aided Paul Draper resew grain last week. Walter Happell, busy on the route, made two trips to Deshler this spring due to illness and his mother’s death. rheumatism also hits Mrs. Happell. Mr. and Mira Ray Spiker and children and Mrs. John Greshans called at Knox’s Wednesday morning.
The National Automobile Insurance company loses its appeal in Cheyenne County over a $1,000 policy tied to a car once owned by James C. Nelson. The court finds Hall induced Nelson to think he would buy the car, equating the theft to a crime rather than a sale, with Nelson later disappearing and taking three youths along for a ride. A separate suit against Fidelity and Casualty of New York over a grain bond bonds Moriarty Grain, alleged to have converted grain shipped by Swisher, determining if Moriarty acted as a broker or Swisher’s agent, affecting bond applicability.
Freddie Chambers son of Prof and Mrs R O Chambers broke the radius bone in his left arm and dislocated his elbow while playing on Monday evening. Doctors report the injury as minor and expect full recovery with immobilization and rest.
Freddie and several children jumped over a railing at S S Fry home when his toe caught. He pitched forward landing on his arm causing a very serious break. An X ray confirmed the injury. Freddie is up and around but in pain and feared serious consequences.
A. L. Lazenby of this city and E. L Aptegrove of Sidney manage Chappell Implement and will open a hardware store branch in Chappell. The ground floor of the Palace Hotel building, formerly Brown cafe and Mrs. Wright's millinery shop, will house the new store. Possession is set for June first with a planned opening soon after.
V. K. Blaney of the F. I. D. sustained painful injuries when a ditcher beam broke and struck him. The incident occurred during routine work, and Blaney received prompt medical attention. Further details on his condition were not immediately available.
Last Thursday afternoon a ditcher beam broke while a worker was on it and knocked him to the ground. Initial fears of broken ribs were dismissed by a doctor who says there are internal injuries but no broken bones. He remains in bed and hopes for quick recovery. Walt Plaster also hurt with a bad leg bruise. Minatare Free Press.
The motor vehicle law on front and tail lights will be enforced starting Monday. Car owners with faulty lights must fix them now or face a gold Tule summons to appear in police court the next day. Parking ordinance enforcement will tighten for summer. violators will receive notices to appear before the judge.
Owen Brodhead built a concrete storage tank on his Banner County farm and is laying deep water pipes to provide running water year round. The system protects against freezing and is hailed as a major, self funding farm improvement by local farmers.
Mrs E H Hollingsworth of North Platte Nebraska reports after three days use of Sorbol Quadruple her goitre is entirely gone. She recommends the colorless externally applied remedy and notes it is as easy to use as toilet water with availability at Bassett's Pharmacy locally and via Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio.
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