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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1922
Page
9
The Sidney Telegraph lists subscription rates including one year with postage paid and six or nine months options. It notes entry at the Sidney Nebraska post office as second class matter and identifies Foreign Advertising as handled by a national association.
The post office moved from the building now occupied by the Toggery Shop to its current site in the Masonic Temple. J. W. Ewing and Elsie D. Poole wed November 4 at the bride’s home. Henry Blome hauls iron to build a house and barn southwest of Dayton.
The Telegraph notes Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Tobin have settled in a fine stone house on a Sunol ranch with hard wood finishes. Also reported: Horace Tarbox of Freeport died, wealthy with real estate including business blocks and 18 tenement houses. King Rose Mahr spoke to a Methodist Church audience about public charity work.
The Sidney Telegraph shows 34 years ago election results via magic lantern slides. Foreclosure sale in Haskell addition: a 10 room house sold to B A Jones for 9600, another improved property for 400, an unimproved lot for 50. White House Hall reopened by Knights of Pythias. Community events include charity aid by Kings Daughters, a concert netting over 100, and local social gatherings at Tadgepole home with euchre tables and prize winners.
The Telegraph recalls a major Gogdert stable fire that destroyed four horses and other property, prompting the city to form a new hook and ladder company as fires plague the area. It notes treasure coaches run weekly between Deadwood and Sidney with irregular departures to deter road agents.
A Plaindealer office call invites former band members and interested locals to meet Friday night to discuss forming an organization and directing wind power. The candidate plan aims to energize community effort with practical schemes and active participation.
Lodgepole Items lists attendees at a Sidney Masonic lodge meeting. Several residents attend farmers union events led by C Moorhead. Others travel for business or care duties including Fenske Hardware manager Albert Fenske in Rochester. A local motor car is destroyed by a runaway incident.
The article recalls a near collision as a train struck a car with section bands men barely escaping before impact. It also lists local health and social notes, including Mrs F Zoller being very ill, Dr Colman attending, and several residents attending events in nearby towns and traveling for meetings and visits.
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