Flora of Gurley Visits Sidney to Settle Taxes
S. J Flora of Gurley was a Sidney caller Monday, coming to pay taxes and transact important business.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1919
Page
4
S. J Flora of Gurley was a Sidney caller Monday, coming to pay taxes and transact important business.
Jacob Bruvys of Lodgepole was in Sidney Tuesday, calling on friends and attending to matters of interest to him, stopping to chat with locals during his visit.
A child expresses gratitude for family, food, and play in a Thanksgiving poem from Youth's Companion, followed by a local news roundup. Notes mention Sidney Lumber Co. ad, plans for November 24 farm events, a river visit, and various residents like Miss Francis Ross, Kat triney, and Jay Simpson with family, with mentions of travels and cattle.
Grand Prairie residents attended the Gumerson sale Thursday. Tom Hubbell learned of his mother’s death in Craig Nebraska and rushed to attend the funeral with his wife. A coal delivery reached Sund Friday night and local farmers collected their 1000 pound allotment. EK Johnson family and Will and Albert Johnson joined Ben Planck for Sunday Victrola music.
Pleasant Valley reports roads improving enough for travel to Sidney while coal shortages worry farmers. R G Simpson and family visited P R Simpsons Sunday. Harry Louderbach and wife returned from Perry Iowa after a month with Calkins family. They paused at Onada and Lexington. road west of Kearney was nearly impassable. Paul Simpson visited Joe Louderbach. Ferg Calkins visiting area. Jay Simpson to hold a public sale.
An advertisement for Ever Ready Battery Station in The Telegraph promises radiator repairs for all makes with guaranteed work and claims broad county reach to attract customers.
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