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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
10
Numerous brief items list residents and visitors in Sidney including Albert Jeudes and wife from previous Tuesday, Eugene Weed from Dalton, Herman Schroeder Jr. with Hanna Grocery, and others from Lodgepole, Dal ton, Gurley, and Pleasant View. Notes cover shopping trips, visits, trades, and social ties, with a few updates on local counts such as October tax collections and forthcoming election discourse.
A veto request concerns the administration of Dr. M. K. Pettibens and a dental office relocation above The Larsen Music Store. The matter involves Henry C. Blome in the dispute and the stated address, with contact details referenced in the notice.
Martin W. Dimery still in and near Addington Oklahoma checking on property interests. Rumor suggests he is slipping and hobnobbing with the Ku Klux Klan. If he returns readers may hear details of a Klan meeting. Local note mentions baby daughter born to P. W. Liewer and Edith Dwyer in Randall Nebraska. Upcoming November 15 and 16 events at St Patrick's auditorium hosted by church ladies. The U S A theater showed The Storm with notable scenery and strong local attendance.
B P Hamilton and wife transferred their home to the Hornaday apartments over the Cash Grocery to escape the city heat for the winter. R E L Jackson moved from Hardy apartments to the Hardy building and will occupy the vacated apartment by The Quality Shop which has moved into Greenlees.
On the balcony, Lake and Sapering are observed at Greenlees in a brief, vivid scene. The fragment hints at a moment of pause or interaction, leaving the broader context unclear but placing the two individuals at the location.
Commercial hotel office runs a bus line to any part of the city with flexible routes. Service advertises easy travel for locals and visitors seeking convenient access across town.
Former Sidney second baseman Andy Anderson and his wife arrived late last evening to settle for the winter among friends. Anderson will resume his job at Rausch's barber shop and the couple will live in apartments at Hardy's. Mrs. George Harvey.left Saturday for Denver after receiving aid in North Platte for injuries to her wrist and hip from an automobile accident in July.
A cash price of 66 cents per bushel will be paid for any shelled corn delivered to the U P Stock Yards. The offer applies to all varieties and aims to attract farmers to market corn through the yard.
The Club ladies will host a pottery and thistle print exhibit at the club rooms from November 6 to November 10. It opens Tuesday at 8 PM and runs to Friday afternoon with an admission fee of ten cents, while school children enter free in the afternoons. Purchases of pottery will be possible. Special sale of hats Saturday at.
W W Jordan came back to Portland Oregon after spending six weeks in the city settling the affairs of the late B A Jones father of Mrs Jordan. He made many friends through his merit and the Jones family’s wide acquaintance and high regard. Printing of Good Quality The Telegraph.
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