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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
2
A student argues typewriting is a demanding skill that improves concentration and accuracy, aiding performance in Latin English geometry and essays. He notes help with neatness, handwriting, and better teacher approval, contrasting it with prior poor penmanship and highlighting.typewriting as asset across subjects.
Sidney High overwhelmed Bayard Tuesday with a 73 to 0 victory. Fullback Williams scored six times as Clark and Iverson aided in steady advances and first downs. Bayard struggled for yardage and punts, while Sidney's line and backfield dominated throughout the game.
Former world middleweight champion Tommy Ryan, age 76, lectured and exhibited in the High School auditorium last Monday. He promotes clean living and moral thought as the path to physical perfection and fights cigarette smoking and jazz dances. He emphasizes that he never touched alcohol.
The article notes changes in teachers after a strenuous Alliance convention. Storkan shows fatigue after a hike while searching for Mrs. Storkan in Bridgeport. Clifton and Lambart mastered note passing under hotel doors. Horn remains fit as football coach with late night track practice. Schlichting left belongings behind and received them by parcels post. Weymouth did not encourage pretty girls. Davis smiled at them yet received none. Davis returns moustache-less after the convention.
Sidney teachers attended the Nebraska State Teachers association district 6 convention in Alliance. The city hosted with business leader support and welcome signs while talks and officer selections highlighted the event. Notable speakers from Columbia Teachers College Wisconsin and Montana attended. a complimentary program closed the week.
An elderly woman gathers bits of wood and places them in a wheelbarrow she wheels toward a house. George Mobudge, a League player, observes her entering the residence as the scene unfolds.
After winning the World Championship, the Washington Senators visited Rochester where a benefit game raised funds to save a mortgage for an elderly couple. Walter Johnson and teammates contributed, using the city’s ballpark and covering all expenses to help the besieged homeowners.
A jumble of playful and provocative lines from students and staff, naming Nellie Davis Byron Leonard Delores Frankeberger Labort Estella Oberg Clifford Iverson Coach Horn Pauline Markley and others. Dialogues touch on pride humor romance and mishaps around assemblies, crushes and daily life.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Limbeck dined Tuesday at Jack McGrane s. Mr Gross returned Thursday after weeks in the east. Clarence Beyer was absent sick. John Engel drove to Gurley Sunday. County agent Wily and county superintendent Mrs Fletcher were Friday. The McGranes hosted a dinner Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs Wm Bonde and multiple Beyer families.
Iva Beyer and children and Carl Kretz hosted a dinner with card games and prizes won by Willis Beyer and Henry Rhode. Recap of Sunday gatherings includes visits to Win Juddes, John Engel, Chas Overman, and numerous local families. One accident report notes Albert Overman thrown from a horse, unconscious briefly but improving.
Maple Grove Local records a sequence of visits and social calls. Mr and Mrs John Hokom hosted Monday evening at W T Sharman with Vern Sharman attending school midweek. Mrs Ed Miles and children visited Nels Johnson Friday. A K Anderson visited R W Johnson Saturday. Fred Nelson stayed with Frank Christensen Saturday night. Henry Elsen and daughter Dorothy traveled to Sidney for dental work. Charley Smith and daughter Evelyn dined at Wim Frerick's. A K Anderson dined at Ed Wolverton's. additional events with F A Johnson noted.
Children spent Saturday afternoon and took supper at Robt. Dyke's. A large neighbor turnout attended the party and dance at Henry Kragel's Saturday night in honor of the boys' birthdays. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Christensen and family, the Irwin family, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ruhter and children, Mr. and Mrs. Henry James and children, and Tom Siders. All reported a fine time. Monday afternoon they ate supper at Henry James'. Ed Miles also joined for supper.
Sidney Draw and Mrs Chas Walker with daughter Ulefern visit Mrs Walker's parents in eastern state. Mr and Mrs Geo Hockerson call on Frank Kurz home. James Miohatt christen daughter Catherine Ann. Bert Walker visits Otto Kurz Sr. John Seidel ships hogs to Denver from Lorenzo. Lewey Bailey and Waldo Baram visit Otto Kurz home with ducks. Lillie Hemmer hosts Halloween candy and games for guests including a witch.
Antelope Divide resident S. V. A. Nelson has been ill with grippe for the past week, prompting local notice of his illness and expected recovery.
Carl Larson and family visited Charley Herboldsheimer Sunday afternoon, and Charley and family visited V. A. Nelson. T. K. Nelsons dined at J. W. Bertramson's home. Jens Olson and family visited the Hazletts. Howard Madden and the Olson boys shot twenty nine rabbits. Maurice Allan and Lewellyn Nelson called on Nagel. Hettie Lockhart arrived from Missouri to stay with son Harry. Reddy family visited the German home. Howard Madden and Jimmie Johnson called on Edson Madden. Dist. 82 box social succeeded despite bad roads. large crowd attended. No school Wednesday to Friday this week. Miss Peterson goes to Alliance for teachers association.
Hoke Smelting and Refining Co of Otsego Michigan offers cash for dental gold platinum magneto points diamonds and discarded jewelry.
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