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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1920
Page
10
South Divide residents share social visits and gatherings across Kenney Clay Center and Sidney. Local marriages, teaching assignments, church activities, and missionary events are noted, alongside travel plans for a film production set on Lake Champlain and casting details for The North Wind's Malice.
The blizzards of February halted rail traffic and isolated Lake Champlain towns like Port Henry yet proved beneficial by attracting the Goldwyn Company. Rex Beach sparked interest in using Alaskan snow as film scenes, bringing actors and directors to the area amid one of Port Henry’s harsh winters.
After a major mail order house announced a radical price cut, Chicago retailers posted ads matching the discounts. Reductions, the third since the armistice, span 10 to 80 percent, mainly on ready made clothing, underwear, fabrics, woolens, and shoes. Silk shirts are waning. men’s shoes drop from 14 to 18 dollars to 6.50 to 10.00.
The fever for readjustment is in North Platte with reductions across dry goods clothing shoes and ready to wear at 10 to 50 percent off. Honest discounts backed by reliable merchants and the sales will continue into next week. Priceless beyond all possession is eyesight with thorough examination and diagnosis by W. F. Welling at Marsh's.
The item reports corn picking weather in Sextorp. Mr and Mrs Joe Kubes visited Jess Lambert. Mrs Andy Brett called on Mrs Peter Nelson. Mrs John Nelson had dental work in Sidney. Bernard Barnes新 pupil in District 15. Everett Larson worked corn for Jess Lambert. Oscar Radeen was a Potter visitor. Miss Carlson, recent visitor at Victor Carlson's, returns to Chicago. Mrs Andy Brett and Miss Johnson plan a Denver trip for relatives and shopping. Myrtle Lager had dental work in Sidney.
United Press quotes Judge Elbert W. Gary of United States Steel predicting eight years of Republican rule with skilled appointments and a strong cabinet. He says the party has great opportunities and responsibilities to ensure rapid progress and larger prosperity, urging everyone to contribute to a normal and enduring national welfare.
An old proverb is cited to explain that the alert and proactive tend to achieve their goals. The saying emphasizes initiative and readiness as keys to success, suggesting that those who act first reap rewards.
See Us for Quality Groceries promotes Del Monte canned goods Web Foot vegetables Beach Nut jellies Sunshine cakes crackers Meadow Gold butter and the highest price paid for eggs. The ad claims superior goods and service deserve patronage and invites customers to choose their store.
The text notes that November 2nd marked a great day for civilization and that President-Elect Harding and Coolidge will gain strong support from financial, commercial, and industrial interests. It asserts they will provide necessary aid toward economy, efficiency, and happiness for all who deserve it.
If you suffer from headaches seek relief with glasses fitting by W. F. Willgin at Marsh's. He offers precise eyewear to address the underlying cause and improve vision comfort.
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