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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1931
Page
3
Local residents list social calls and visits across families including Nelson, Whitney, Madden, Larson, and Herboldsheimer. School reports note teachers ill, and upcoming evangelist talks at Gurley M E church. Teens compete in spelling contests while grades prepare book reports and a patient weekend social at Jolly Neighbors club.
Mrs J O Lobb and Mr N B H Tank spent Thursday with W F Waite. Lobb called on Mrs Webb on Monday afternoon. Maxine Remer was sick a few days last week. Dr and Mrs John Marek and son Bobby James visited W F Waite family. Mrs Marek is Waite's sister. Mr and Mrs Soh Witters and their son and Mrs Witters' parents from Scottsbluff visited M E Webster. Grace Aid met with Mrs Delzo Mayer. small turnout. Ruth Jobe visited. Next meeting with Mrs Albert Linton on November 12. Mr and Mrs Earl Leger called at Delno Mayor’s home Sunday. Church attendance good. Sunday school improving weekly.
Mrs Geo Bonser II and E George were callers. Jerry Vacik and Betty Mae visited Sidney business, Ed Carr and Carl Lind called Crook. Olive Trivelpiece and daughter from Bearney visited Mrs Olia Wilson. B M Lewis called at John McCumber home. Mrs F L Chapman spent time at L N Kendrick home in Procter area. B M Lewis and Mrs Frank Mitchell rehearsed for November 6 play in Crook. Residents finished hauling brets last week. Allen and Schmelka sale drew crowds Tuesday. Ernest Zonser and daughter attended Sunday school party in Crook. G W and Ernest Bonser helped fix well on T A Bonser farm. Mrs B M Lewis and daughters to Denver for teachers convention. High school students enjoyed vacation during convention. Clyde Robertson and Vern Calkins visited George Bonser home. H W Bluhm visited G W Bonser home. Lailey Jameson of Crook delivered gas to Jos Comiska farm. Twila McCracken visited Valley.
Mrs T F Carr visited Denver then returned Sunday evening. Mrs C W Bonser hosted a Halloween party for local children Saturday with Epocks and witches, games, and luncheon. Ernest Bonser celebrated a birthday Sunday with 59 guests and a large dinner. Visitors included Mr and Mrs James Vacik and Mr and Mrs G W Bonser Saturday, and Mr and Mrs N Zere of Chappell visited Sunday. Zere is Mrs Roth’s sister.
Mrs Nels Hoagland and children of Denver dined with the John Bleok home. Farmers Union meeting drew a large crowd in district six. Aylberg Brands and Ethel Theis wed in Sidney on Wednesday. Locals hosted and visited across several homes including the Theis, Frauendorfer, Art Rebaris, Frank Haleey, and John Theis households with various callers and Halloween party at EB A Johnson. Telegraph Wanteds Get Result.
The Federal Reserve Bank's tenth district review shows declines in prices for several major products with some rises elsewhere. Wheat, hay, flour, coal, refined oils and eggs rose while crude oil, zinc and lead held steady. Corn, oats, mill feeds, cattle, hogs, sheep and poultry fell. Crop estimates drop as September warmth and drought cut production, with the district crop now 23 million bushels below last year. Hay and white potato harvests also fell, while cotton, grain sorghums, broom corn and sugar beets are forecast higher. Seasonal retail trade rose slightly in September, but wholesale trade did not, though dollar sales rose 4.7% from the prior month. Cattle and sheep marketed toward fall did not meet expectations, though sheep marketing was higher than in prior months. More stocker cattle and feeder cattle moved directly from ranges to feedlots under contracts. Meat packing activity in September was below normal except for sheep. Grain receipts were generally light, cement output declined, crude oil production faced restrictions, while coal mine output rose seasonally.
West Sidney residents frequent the Livingston home for visits and meals. Alfred Sprenger spent days in Denver with his parents the Buses. R N Huff, his son Robert, and others conducted small town business here and nearby. Wind damage disrupted feed stacks and buildings in the draw while locals report trading hogs calves, and deliveries to Fuller ranch and Grover Hatcher.
Monday morning notes show Grover Hetcher John Sell and Artin Livingston visiting Merman at paeia Friday evening. Huff installed new chains on district 27 school swings Thursday afternoon. Robert Fuller and Frank Anthony bought 49 feeder pigs from Arvin Hivingsian Saturday. R S D hatchery proprietor culled chickens for Grover Hatcner Friday. R N Huff transacted business in Sidney Thursday. Mrs Arvin Livingston visited district 27 school Tuesday afternoon.
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