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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1921
Page
9
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George Bonser’s health improves enough to leave the house. Local residents share visits with the Simpson and Rogers families. Pleasant Valley school pupils enjoy a birthday party with a short program and games for parents. Ed Rogers and Ed Binney families make calls. Rev Holmes family spends Sunday at Woods. A large dance and lunch mark a Laaker gathering. Coyote hunting yields a catch for Walter Cruise and Ed Rogers. Boomer place sale draws many locals. Multiple Sunday visits among the Simpson, Brossard, and Bi Simpson households.
Maple Grove notes list Ray Miles threshing oats for Henry Holter and visits and gatherings among Miles, Johnson, Holter, Straight, Sharman, and other families. Motoring to Sidney Gurley Dalton Huntsman and Penial occur with church and dances noted.
Henry Schmidt, Arthur Borcher, and Carl Schmidt autoed to Sidney on Wednesday with others following Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Theo Borcher spent Thursday at Glen Bales. A large Farmers Union meeting drew many attendees with a County Agent program and pictures. Supper of sandwiches pie and coffee enjoyed by all.
Mr and Mrs Glen Bales and family attended the Hallowe'en party hosted by Mrs Harold Spiker and Mrs Clyde Kinton at the former home. Neighbors from the vicinity joined a Sidney shopping trip. Several families visited relatives in Sidney and Ray Spiker’s home. First prizes at the party went to John Engel and Mrs Ray Bayne. consolation prizes to George Rohde and Mrs P J Beyer. KE Troutman and Henry Schmidt left Tuesday for a duck hunting trip.
Hungrgy Gulch Bertha Edson from Gurley spent Sunday with home folks. H Schmale and family and Oscar Olson with wife and daughter spent Sunday evening with Leo Ome and family. Miss Hilda Lindberg of Broadwater visited at the J Olson home Sunday. Lewis and Ervin Schmale visited Charlie and Volney Wise last Sunday. Telephone workers repaired a line torn down by a threshing outfit. Abbin Olson husking corn for Oscar Olson this week. R Emanuelson wife and daughter Margaret and Otto Troltman wife and two little sons visited Oscar Olson and family last Sunday. Mrs W W Wise cooked for Ry Klose’s threshers last Monday.
Grand Prairie residents report afternoon calls at Mr and Mrs Fred Winsheimer and dinners at Henry Boltz s. Fern Miller visited Miss Lillie Holm, Annie Windsheimer stayed with grandparents near Vererts, Rev Stranberg preached at Penial to a full house, and pupils of District 17 hosted a parents party at Frank Lundgren s with games and a pressed chicken sandwich feast. Albert Frerichs family visited Dalton. William and Johnny Meyer traveled east for a state trip.
Sextorp Miss Wessie Carpenter of Whitman visits sisters Mrs. Sam Wickstrom and Mrs. Jess Lambert. Mrs. John Nelson called on Mrs. Fred Prince. Fred Talbor and son plan an indefinite Denver stay. Dr. Matthews and Chas Hemmer couples visited D. Helmer. Attendees from area at Harry Matthewson's dance. Mrs. Peter Nelson’s birthday gathering with plentiful goodies. Art Schubarth broke a leg when kicked by a horse. Tom Barnes visited the Skinner home. Teddy Brett at Potter masquerade. Mrs. C. B. N. Johnson on the wick list earlier week.
Reverend and Mrs. T Porter Bennett and Mr. and Mrs Ned Hemphill formed an auto party to Denver on Thursday and plan to return tomorrow except Mrs Hemphill who will stay until Monday for additional dramatic work.
Washington Oct 20 The House votes 208 to 113 against expelling Representative Blanton over obscene material printed in the Congressional Record. A two thirds tally was required. A separate resolution censures Blanton was adopted 283 to 6 with 26 present. Blanton fainted after being brought to the bar as Speaker Gillett denounced the remarks as vile and obscene. Blanton defended his stance against charges of sowing vulgarity, recounting personal sacrifice and vowing to fight on.
The Princeton executive committee issued a cablegram outlining the conference plans to student disarmament societies in participating countries. It sent the Princeton resolutions to President Harding and letters to other East colleges, aiming to coordinate goodwill and join efforts. A plan includes sending speakers to East colleges not represented at Princeton to gain their cooperation.
Buffalo reports the body of a young man recovered from the Niagara river shows he was hurled in soon after a stab wound in the hide. Death was ruled drowning. A golf watch rool bears the numbers 23 with a Wesleyan University seal marked A. BD. 1831.
Hamilton Ont Oct 20 A Pittsburgh radium expert M Walker conducted a minute search of the city hospital sewage system to recover four radium needles valued at 7000 dollars. The attempt with an electroscope failed to find the needles, suggesting they were stolen or accidentally thrown into the sewer with refuse.
Nebraska Red Cross reports 40 861 members in 107 chapters and a fifth annual roll call from Armistice Day November 11 to Thanksgiving. Ex veterans services total over 42000, with 5081 ex-service men served locally. Health programs expand with 24 public health nurses, 496 total Red Cross nurses, 434 students earning home hygiene certificates, and 39 306 junior auxiliaries aiding schools with hot lunches, nurses, scales and playgrounds. Lifesaving and first aid have trained 102 first aid certificants and 51 life savers. Membership renewal aims to boost community welfare through local and national relief work.
Cattle receipts in Omaha last week fell by over 3000 head as western feeders dominated the run. Desirable stock sold at steady to higher prices with yearlings up to 10.50 dollars, feeders around 6.25, and cows steady to modestly higher. Hogs were active with prices up 3 to 5 cents, lambs and mutton firmer, wheat market aided by strike settlement and dull export demand, oats and corn mixed with shipments and prices varying week to week.
Receipts of fresh butter were lighter in Chicago last week though butter fat prices edged up. Stor age butter use lowered stocks by 1 315 351 pounds across four markets. Butter prices ranged from 25 to 45 cents with station fat at 37 cents. Eggs saw higher arrivals but stock totals declined by 218 721 cases. prices for Select fresh 43 cents, No 1 40 42 cents, No 2 storage 33 35 cents. Ye poultry movement heavy with springs 15 18 cents, broilers 19 cents, hens light 15 17 or 20 cents.
Mrs. Jose Martinez stood with her infant on a business corner in Secottscliff Monday waiting for a physician. When she uncovered the baby's face and cried that it was dead, attendants moved her to Attorney Raymond's office where physicians later diagnosed an abscess of the brain as the cause of death.
Washington Star quotes Mr Chuggins denying the appeal of power. He notes a traffic cop’s job is hard despite any pleasant authority. The remark reflects respect for public service and responsibility.
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