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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1938
Page
2
Mrs Paul Sparks reports on daily events at North Divide including visits by neighbors and relatives. She mentions May 37 school attendance at Petr, an evening at the Fos theatre, and family activities around Sparks home with Mr and Mrs Sparks and others visiting Sunol and Eidney.
Margaret Glassburn notes a series of small town happenings. Douglas Christensen fractures an arm while plowing. George Tarter taken to Sidney hospital, then home Saturday evening. Eloinne Bullber ill, hosted by Alzina Windsheimer. Firth Booth and Russell O Danial visit Christensen home. Clarence returns from the east. Tom White returns from Wyoming. Bertha Bahr and John visit Si R Glassburn. Mrs Kaschke ill. Tom Howenter Sr. visits George Carter at Jim Vacik home. Tom Slukbell and Ross Glassburn visit Sundane residents.
About twenty five friends gathered at the Anton Leffens home Friday to honor Vanita Schuessler and her spouse on their fifteenth wedding anniversary. Lunch followed later. many local residents attended or shared in the celebration.
Business thrives where invited and stays where treated well. A Telegraph Want Ad reaches a wide audience, inviting engagement and promising continued attention from customers across the region.
Chile pledges to promote the production of artificial silk to boost textile supplies and reduce import dependency. Government plans include subsidies, research support, and industrial zoning to attract manufacturers and create jobs.
A sky survey from Mawsea notes roughly 4,400 stars visible at dusk, detailing a broad celestial field and the range of stellar visibility for residents gazing upward in early evening.
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