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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1924

Page

13

Sidney neighbors attend farm sale west of Bronson

A long list of local residents visited a sale west of Bronson on Thursday. People called at homes of Frank Kurz and John Kurz, shared meals, shopped in Sidney, and noted duck season opening. Multiple families and visitors from nearby towns were mentioned in a bustling community roundup.

Qjuite Bronson George Lockerson Frank Kurz Mr. Sehley John Kurz Boyes Sidney Lewis Bailey Jerome Dendinger Roy Johnson

Dalton festival draws large local turnout

A large crowd from this vicinity attended a Dalton festival on Tuesday. Numerous neighbors visited teachers, called at homes in Bunker Hill, and traveled to Sidney for social gatherings. The Lt J Damm sale and Farmers Union meeting drew sizable turnouts with community events, coffee, sandwiches, and grasshopper poison orders noted.

Dalton Curt Scott Walter Happel J. Damm Sale Theo Borcher and Gertrude Bales Sidney Farmers Union Meeting Farmers Union Ray Spiker Elmer Larson

Center attends Dalton festival and village meetings

Center residents joined a Dalton festival Tuesday. East Center Aid met Wednesday with Mrs Neal Tank and a small turnout. The October 8 meeting will be with several local members and babes. Several visits occurred at the Frank Dickes and S W Scott homes as dinners circulated among neighbors. A dance at Elmer Larson’s barn drew a few locals Saturday.

Dalton East Center Aid Neal Tank Ray Berry Ted Kauhoff Babe Leo Messner Frank Dickes John Groshans J. M. Netherland H. E. Netherland S. W. Scott Elmer Larson

Sidney man spends day with mother and land sales in town

F N Slawson of Sidney visited his mother Mrs A E Slawson on Monday afternoon. James Stander of Louiserill spent several days here last week and sold some land on the south table to the Gippert bar.

J. C. Wolfe J. G. Wolfe Nora Hume Ranch Wm. Schroll M. A. Wolfe Kk. O. Willis Wallace Esther Booth Sund F. F. Lehmkuhl Jack Hannah Jack Wm. Oetinger California Oeetinger L. A. Foster Lumber Co Daisy Callison Robert Peetz Isaac Olson Mr. Olson Sweden Omaha Lodge Pole Steaded C. A. Standberg Chappell Pleasant View Olson Adolph Chicago Charles Osceola Doris G. E. Minshall Winston Allen Lough Artie Smith Cortland Yuma Colo F. N. Slawson Sidney A. E. Slawson James Stander Louiserill Gippert Bars

Sidney Socials and Weekend Travels Highlight Busy Weekend

Shopping in Sidney on Saturday followed by a dance at Elmer Larson's. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Swartz and son Francis travel to Sterling for appendicitis operations. Families and neighbors gather for dinners and visits including the Meyers, Borchers, Grosses, and Rohdes. Gurley beats Bunker Hill 11 to 10 in a Sunday ball game. Will Meyer visits Wayne relatives.

Mike Swartz Francis Sterling Elmer Larson Fred Hieniie Paul Ohlbrecht’s Gerard Sidney P. J. Beyer’s Bunker Hill Gurley Henry Schmidt Paul Meyer Wm. Meyer Theo Borcher Frank Gross Volckerts Slama Gross Hlavaty Sahs Wayne Nebr Chris George Henry Rohde Fred Engel Will Sachs Will Meyer

Kirk's Flake White Sale Offers 24 Bars Regular Price

Advertising snippet notes Kirk's Flake White product on sale with 24 bars priced at regular rate. Mentions Vinegar Pure Apple Cider and Guy Brocks in the context of the sale. No clear dates or locations provided.

Local Grocery Sale Ad with Mixed Discount Prices

A fragmented sale listing shows various discounts such as 62 cent crackers, two for $1.18, gallon prices, 48 pound sacks, two pound canned items, and a ten to fifteen cent range for per pound goods. Brands or exact items are unclear.

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Mr. Sampson Lorenzo John Hemmer Louie Bailey Mary Tillie Hemmer Gibson Rhode George Hockerson Joe Clause Guy Berry O. Miller Fremont E. W. Roberts L. S. Bancroft J. H. Wiker 8. W. Scott L. W. Scott L. 8 Bancroft L. W. Bancroft Mary Halston Mrs. Halston Ann and Bobby D. Miller Messrs Fred Jacob Charles Omen Fred Holtman Lutheran Church Carl Schmidt John Borcher Gon Glen Bales August Gross Nolan's Tire Service Station Bordwell East Lincoln Highway Porter Frank Nolan Wooldridge’s Kirk Price Guy Brocks Gal iSale Reg. Price Melba del Monte Eeetevene Eeoeseree LenitStarch Merchant's Best Thompson Johnathans Prunes Bi’kberries Penick Syrup
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