Local Social And School News From SEXTORP
SEXTORP residents Mr. and Mrs. Lambert hosted a Friday evening gathering with Miss G Carpenter and Miss Madge Fitzgerald. Kate Heimer visits family Mrs. Peter Nelson this week. Flossie Fisher returns to Sid ney after a home stay. Herman Schubard traveled to Potter on Monday. Pete Nelson went to Dalton for business. Mrs. John Nelson visited the Lambert home last week. Mrs. Jess Lambert called on the Nelsons Tuesday morning. Tom Fisher is missing school this week due to illness.
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Lambert
Chadren State Normal School Short Courses Registration
Registration at Chadren State Normal School runs Nov 10 to Dec 2 for would‑be entrants to the special short courses. Offered are Domestic Science, Manual Training, Bookkeeping, English, Common Branches, Music, Athletics, and more. Eligibility requires completion of eighth grade and at least sixteen years old. Write President R. I. Elliott for details.
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Chadren State Normal School
R. I. Elliott
Tempting Grocery Deals Undercuts High Prices
A notice highlights tempting grocery offers that promise savings despite the tempting prices elsewhere. Shoppers are steered toward affordable options without sacrificing value at the counter.
Local Residents Active in Sidney and Nearby Areas
J W Wiegers of Lodgepole visited Sidney Monday to attend to district school matters. I J Zwiebel of Gurley was in the city Monday for business and to visit friends. C M Andrews bought a Sidney home and will move his family there while continuing the dairy. A K Warren toured Potter and Dix Wednesday afternoon noting rapid growth in both towns. Otto Hink of the Hink Boot Shop supplied three ducks as a gesture of thanks for a hearty meal.
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J. W. Wiegers
Lodgepole
Sidney
I. J. Zwiebel of
Gurley
C. M. Andrews
City
Mr. Andrews
A. KE
Warren
Potter
Dix
Otto Hink
The
Hink Boot Shop
Mr. Hink
Sidney Visitors and Teachers Converge for State Meeting
Messrs J A Rodman and Arthur Torgerson spent Tuesday in Sidney en route to Kimball after visiting counties in the district. I D Wood of Lincoln Engineering presented irrigation plans for County Fair buildings, but no action was taken. Superintendent W J Braham left for the State Teachers Association meeting in Omaha, touted as the greatest in the state's history.
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Messrs
J. A. Rodman
Arthur Torgerson
Sidney
Kimball
I. D. Wood
Lincoln
W. J. Braham
State Teachers’ Association
Omaha
County Officials Attend Nebraska Teachers Meeting
County Superintendent Anna McFadden and Miss Valeska Neubauer departed Tuesday for Omaha to attend the Nebraska State Teachers Association. They expect to return Sunday or Monday. Commissioner J. L. Reel has recovered from a severe influenza attack and is back at work, regaining strength after a near-fatal illness.
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Anna McFaddan
Valeska Neubauer
Omaha
Nebraska State Teachers Association
J. L. Reel
Reel
Red Cross Starts Service for American Visitors in France
The American Red Cross announces a new overseas bureau named Service for American Relatives Visiting Cemeteries to assist Americans visiting graves in France. The program operates in cooperation with the YWCA and aims to facilitate travel and related arrangements for relatives and friends.
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American Red Cross
France
Washington
Service
The
Red Cross
Markets Report Wide Price Ranges Across Grain and Livestock
Grain and provisions quotations list per bin flour at various grades, hay, butter, eggs, and storage terms. Livestock prices include prime heavy cattle, steers, yearlings, hogs by weight, and sheep. Notable figures cover corn, soft and hard winters, high and low butter scores, pouching by storage, and regional livestock ranges.
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Iba
All. 5 ot: Brand-new graduate and College of Hard Knocks wisdom
A Boston Transcript line notes that a fresh graduate comparing notes with veterans of long post-graduate courses in the College of Hard Knocks will be told there is still much to learn. The piece emphasizes ongoing pursuit of wisdom beyond formal schooling.
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College of Hard Knocks
Boston Transcript
Sidney Nebr School District Bonds Proposal Election Notice
Notice of election for Sidney City School District Cheyenne Neb on Nov 29 1919 to issue 75000 in negotiable bonds for site and construction of a public school building. Ballot options For Bonds and Tax or Against Bonds and Tax. Tax levy to pay interest and principal. proceeds to be deposited with the district treasurer for warrants drawn by the district.
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Sidney
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Board of Education
State of
Lincoln
School District Bonds Voted in Sidney Nebraska
Officials of the School District of Sidney City in Cheyenne County Nebraska sign the bond resolution dated Sunday November 1919 detailing purposes for which bonds are issued. President Joan Daugherty and Secretary Chambers witness and seal the document.
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Suhday
Sidney
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Joan Daugherty
Board of Education
Order of hearing on petition for appointment of administrator
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne county Ss In the County Court In the matter of the estate of James Henry Spicknall Deceased On reading and filing the petition of Cynthia C Spicknall praying that Administration of said Estate may be granted to Thomas A Spicknail as Administrator ORDERED That December 1st A D 1919 at 10 o'clock a m is assigned for hearing said petition when all persons interested in said matter may appear at a County Court to be held in
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State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
James Henry Spicknall
Cynthia C. Spicknall
Thomas A. Spicknail
Notice to show cause in county petition hearing
The order directs all interested parties to show cause why the petition should not be granted and to publish a copy of the order in The Telegraph for three consecutive weeks before the hearing. Dated November 4, 1919. Co. P. Chambers, County Judge.
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the Telegraph
Co. P. Chambers
Sense in superstition the mine mice and luck
The piece argues there is common sense behind superstition. It notes that colorers once believed a mine with many mice was lucky. Modern science explains mice gather where foul gases are minimal, so their presence signals safety rather than danger, making the luck claim unfounded.
Money Not Everything Phrase Signals Broader Values
A columnist warns that money alone cannot define worth noting thousands of things beyond dollars and cents, urging readers to value non monetary gains and broader life aspects beyond financial measures.
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Winifred
Chadren State
RED Peps Philosophy
Furers Grocery, Co
U. S
Chicago
Chambers
Aurora
Mardiganian
U.S.A. Theatre
Sidney, Nebr
Armenia
Aurora Mardiganian
Viscount Bryce
Henry Morganthau
American Board of Foreign Missions
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