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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1924
Page
4
Auction-like pricing appears unrelated to an exhibition, listing a kitchen and pantry superintendent and multiple criteria for judging home made articles. It outlines merit criteria, general appearance and condition, with prizes awarded for overall excellence. It notes only one entry if no competition. Supported by Mrs. W. E. Spearow.
G F Leibendorfer and Mrs D B Fletcher supervise rural school displays featuring first to eighth grades. Exhibits include geography posters, physiology, hygiene drawings, essay work, handwriting, map projects, sewing, and craft entries. Prize categories cover best letters, furniture, posters, and collections, with grand displays and school banners for parades.
Potter and Mrs C A Larson and son Junior spent Saturday in Sterling. Rh A Babcock traveled to Saratoga Wyoming on Monday. Rev Steele from Antelope Divide moved his family into the Arnell property opposite Peter Hansen's. A daughter Virgie Jean born to Mr and Mrs Dewey Lovall on Sept 24. Bernice Babcock had an infected gland operation at Dr Millers hospital Kimball. Mr and Mrs C A Larson shopped in Sidney Monday. Bert Tompkins and family visited Jesse Tompkins and sisters Mrs Fred Reetz and Mrs Harold Curry from Bayard Sunday. Womans club held a good meeting last Friday at Mrs W T Sloan's, led by Mrs Roy Bartlett. H Y F Lucinghoener of Fremont is here overseeing land interests. telegram from Mr and Mrs John W Mueller reported burial for their youngest child at Seward. They lost a boy in Potter. Mr and Mrs J R Bartlett and Mrs N E Biggs were in Sidney Saturday. A reception for Rev Slocumb and the school faculty was held Monday evening in the M E church basement. Mrs Gertrude Nelson Miss Anna Uncapher and Miss Theodosia Quien were in Sidney Saturday. W Leroy Larson of Sidney visited Peter Monday on business. Mr and Mrs E H Seyf ang shopped in Sidney Tuesday. Rev O Braunschweig and family returned Sunday from Hot Springs after visiting Mrs Braunschweig's parents.
Madison residents report visits and travels among neighbors led by E C Hilliard and A D Hilliard. A bake sale at E A Buckley store netted over 14 dollars while rain postponed a P T A meeting. New baby girl arrives at Hans Kuhl home and families spend weekends with relatives.
Money to loan two thousand or three thousand five hundred dollars on good farm land. Call W. P. Miles for details. Interest at eight percent. North table location.
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