Grand Prairie Folks Flock to Sidney on Bad Roads
Grand Prairie residents traveled to Sidney Tuesday despite rough roads. The group included A St Tretiain H Gen Will Frerichs John Olson FN Smith Joe Stout and Alfred Jorgensen. Local visits featured Mrs Joe Stretaky of Paulina Nebr with Mr and Mrs William Sharman, land interests discussed, and several motor trips to nearby towns. A young child Elmer Gade underwent appendicitis surgery in Sidney and was reported recovering well.
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Grand Prairie
Sidney
A. St. Tretiain
Will Frerichs
John Olson
FN. Smith
Joe Stout
Alfred Jorgensen
Joe Stretaky
Pauline
Nebr
William Sharman
Barl Holm
Denver
St. Paul
Mons Johnson
A .R. Preminn
Sund
Frank Heinaman
Paul
Henry Beebe
Verniel
J. Gen
James Irwin
A. J. Lremain
Mors Johnson
Frank Christensen
Helen
Mars Johnson
Elmer Gade
August Gade
J. R. Taylor
Frank Christensens
Edna Christensen
Johnson
Earl Johnson
Fremont
Wokcom Boys
W. Billders
J. Warner
Lexington
Willian Sharman
Frank Christiensen
Mons Johnsons
W. E. Meyer
Helms
Lillie
Hazel
A. R. Tremains
A. G. Weaver
James Irwins
District No. 17
Henry Tietgen, Sr
J. I. Gell
Wisner
Harlan
Raymond Siders
J. C. Jorgenson
A. R Tremain
N. Flow. C
Peatrice
Lincoln
WHS Frerichs
Wiliam
Frank Tandgren
F. SS Folms
Ellington
George
Twazel
Willie Gade
Ebner
Hospital
Henry Treebe
Torniel
Lee Johnson
A. R
Frank Laindgren
W. E. Meyers
Walter Craigs
W. T. Sharman and
William Sharmans
Bert Allington
Opel
Billy
Local visits and social calls noted in the district
Allington and J E Gew visited A BR T remains Sunday. Karl and Lee Johnson and Walter Craig spent Sunday evening at Peter Rasmussens listening to their radio. Robert Irwin called at J C Jorgen sens Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Ed Miles and daughter took supper Monday at A G Weavers. Robert Ruhter called at 7 C Jorg ensens Monday afternoon.
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EE. Osborn
L. E. Ginean
Paul Draper
Rene Morrow
E.E. Osborn
Roy Lysiker
John Groshans
Adolph
Albert Eustenans
Fred Bartels
Cash Scott
Hilbert Borcher
A. D. Rose
John Grashangs
S. W. Scott
Center and
Dorcos Ladies Aid
W. Scott
Aids
Leonard Freeburg
Richard Schultz
FE. E. Osborn
Sidney
Frances
John Brown
A. J. Daveson
Adolph Pelster
Antoine Schmidt
Evelyn
Chas Hill
Walter Ehlers
I. E. Netherland
Walter Aurich
Lena Horst
Ray Spiker
Ray
John Grosham
H. E. Netherland
H. E
C. G. Scott
Death of Mrs Helen Rumsey Snyder prompts community sorrow
Spring Canyon residents mourn the death of Mrs Helen Rumsey Snyder who left two young children. Funeral held at her parents Denver home. The note of sympathy extends to the family as neighbors recount a week of local social activities and routine business calls.
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Helen Rumsey Snyder
Sam Polick
Proctor
Crook
Enduring Value in a Great Poem
A compact reflection on poetry as a fountain of wisdom and delight. Sidney suggests each generation and relation expands the poem’s reach, continually yielding new and unforeseen pleasure as human connections renew its source.
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Sir Philip Sidney
Local residents recount social visits and events this week
Center EE residents and neighbors share numerous dinners and calls at homes including the Osborn, Rose, Bartels, Groshans, and Netherland households. A rummage sale planned for Nov 14 and Halloween party at White Dove school marked community activities amid cold, early winter weather.
White Cove Valley cattle hearing ends with Roy English
Mr Zoudy called on Roy English and Harry Reeves regarding cattle Tuesday that he had in Phil Rossards farm.
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Mr. Zoudy
Roy English
Harry Reeves
Phil Rossards
Former Fort Sidney Officer Becomes Brigadier General
Ward reported the appointment of Colonel Leroy L. Upton, chief of staff of the Seventh Army Corps area with headquarters at Omaha, as brigadier general. Upton, once stationed at Fort Sidney as a lieutenant, served as temporary brigadier general in World War I commanding the Fifty-seventh Brigade, Twenty ninth Division. He graduated from West Point in 1891.
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Upton
Fort Sidney
Ninth Infantry
West Point
Duncan
Seventh Army Corps
Fort, Sidney
It Cant Be Done and Other Public Restraints
A concise musing on public behavior and etiquette. The author notes that despite many parades and celebrations, one should not belittle those with fewer experiences. It touches on chivalry in everyday places like elevators and trolley cars, implying lapses in civic manners.
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Spring Canyon
Ruth Stewart
Denrado
Auncd
P. . Bell
George McCall
Peetz
KK. A. Williams
Mr. Reed
Sterling
A. D. Hilliard
Gus Sutter
Zodiac leBlanc
Dan Bee
Pavillion
Clarence Beebes
Jesse Moon
Bert Hilliard
Lois Louise
Joe Miles
Janet
Mr. English
Bob Nickolas
Reeves
Hill
English
Nickolas
Wicensington
Charles Lee
John McDonnell
White Dove School
Gross
Marshall
McDonnell
George Marshall
Gross Hays
Web Bloom
Hillard Marshall
Dick Browns
White Cove Valley
Livoni & Son
City Loans
Simms
West Avenue
Miss Smith
Kansas City
Milts Carl
Burlington
M. A. Shipman
FT. Sidney
Ommond
Mum
Fuera
Hudson
BUICK
DODGE
FORD
Bentley Auto Company
Chevrolet
F. O. B. Factory
Ran Nessa
Hardy Motor CO
Sidney, Nebraska
Underwood
Remington
Royal
Oliver
International Typewriter Exchange
North State Street
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Chicago
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