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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1924
Page
11
The Fall Festival docket emphasizes community cooperation and expects a bigger, better festival than last year. The event serves purposes beyond recreation by advertising farm goods, rewarding quality through impartial judging, and boosting regional prosperity for farmers and local businesses alike.
Bert Eddy of Peetz visited Sidney Wednesday along with Cecil Rice of west of Lorenzo. Mrs Anges Aldrich of Kearney caller in Sidney Tuesday. Fred Ashe hunted prairie chickens in North Platte Wednesday. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Alva Hart northeast of Sidney on September 30. Roy Thomas left for Ord to attend a funeral of the small son of Earl Smith. Various locals including Dr Harry Montor noting a birth and others visiting, with church and political notices and a death in Dalton.
The article urges strong support for Sidney boys and girls sports, stressing honest play and rule adherence. It encourages attendance, fair cheering, and teaching youngsters that cheating is wrong, with American athletics praised for clean sportsmanship across football baseball and life.
Leo Osborn and John Treinen joined Cheyenne hunters west of Laramie for a Wyoming safari last week. Leo shot a two year old buck, another Cheyenne hunter also bagged a deer, and Leo presented the head and hide to John. The party's mood contrasted by a birthday surprise for William Krueger at his home Sunday with twelve guests, a dinner at six, and Otto Hink bringing a portable radio to entertain the group.
Union Stock Yards South Omaha October 1 1924 cattle receipts 15000 market steady to 10 15c higher best beeves 11.25 cow stuff and feeders steady to unevenly lower cattle quotations range from 7.50 to 11.25 for various grades with numerous price bands. Hog market 7300 fresh hogs 10c higher trade active best weight 10.30 bulk 9.00 to 10.10. Lambs and sheep 21500 on market fat stock steady to higher best fat lambs 13.25 clipped 11.45. Prices cover lambs from 11.00 to 13.25, sheep from 4.25 to 7.50, feeders various.
Peter P. Melick of Sidney and Opal Darling of Sidney apply for a marriage license. Robert L. Fitzsimmons of Dalton and Lela Harris of Dalton apply for a marriage license. Presbyterian bazaar announced for Saturday, November 22. Complete line of new neon display workwear mentioned.
Alfred Radditz once of Sidney and Winnie Osborn of Sidney wed Saturday in Julesburg Colorado by County Judge J Larabee. They plan to live in North Platte where Radditz works for Standard Oil. Fred Stephens predicts a hard winter urging coal orders now and notes Postmaster Pindell had new double-soles fitted to his shoes.
The ladies of the Christian church will hold a food sale at Burgess Music Store on Saturday October 4 at 2 00 p m.
Jne Womans Benefit association of the Lady Macabees met last Thursday night and initiated a class of eight new members. The association now has nearly 100 members. A. S. Hardy, chairman of the construction committee for the Sidney Country club house, seeks volunteers to help finish the building soon. The side walls are up and roof rafters are being installed. A complete line of new needle work is available at McFadden Millinery.
A compiled passenger and vehicle roster names numerous residents and places including Sidney Ed Morris and M. J. Sullivan with multiple car types such as sedans coupes and roadsters. The long list features owners from Julesburg Minatare Dalton Gurley Bridgeport and other towns with models ranging from touring cars to tractors and trucks.
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