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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1923
Page
9
Col Stone and wife hosted at the fort in honor of their son Dr Stone. Mr and Mrs Borie plus several men attended the Gilmore band concert in Cheyenne on Monday night. The party walked eight miles after the train derailed near the city.
John Tappan, pioneer of Lodge Pole precinct, was in Sidney Tuesday. William Muhr of Redington suffered a serious wagon accident last Saturday while en route to Sidney with a wheat load. A wheel broke free and pinned him beneath the wagon.
The Sidney baseball club spent 2 31s during the past season and cleared £113. W. S. Rodman leaves for Omaha to enter real estate. Robert W. Devoe remains in charge of the Sidney office. Kreugers team caused excitement by a runaway in Sidney last Thursday. Judge Tucker’s barn burned on Saturday. The U. S. hotel was raised a foot with a brick foundation. Al Ovall and family move to Grand Island. S. P. Witters and family move to their property on East First Street. J. A. Bentley opens the Bentley Land Company in Dr Stewitt’s building. Sidney High School approved as a four year first class school.
A humorous column mockingly praises and teases local figures and civic life. It references a football game muddy weather, hog shipments, a superintendent, a past accident, and a Fall Festival kiss incident. It mentions Patty Miles and a fellow known for help to leave town.
A reflective column blends nostalgia, social notes, and local color as readers comment on war memory, sports, shopping, and community quirks. It touches on Sherman’s views, football results, Red Cross enlistment, movie fantasies, and a stream of humorous anecdotes about neighbors and daily life.
Personal reflections mix with community items as a Mnotype operator suffers a finger injury in the linotype. C F Mayfield of Denver steps in to operate the machine during recovery, with potential future work in automobile sales. Residents discuss roads, lockers, jazz ideas, and Father and Son day plans.
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