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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1923
Page
14
Lodge Pole letters record visits from Mr and Mrs A B Persinger in Denver and many local trips. Residents attend sales, funerals, and a farewell party for Grethel Staley as she moves to Ogallala. School notes show September enrollment, grade counts, sports prep, and a Cheyenne County Festival closing.
Meadow Lawn items list Sunday dinner guests include Mr and Mrs George Worth Mrs Foweles Miss Esther Anderson John Davison and Art Dirks Frank White Colman and Donald Kreader spent Saturday afternoon with Paul Morrow Ed Morrow called on Frank Weig
A substantial reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of the party who stole a bed from the basement of Hardy Apartment. The item was subsequently sold to a county family within the last month. Contact A. B. Hardy for tips.
Birds help keep down many insect pests even when they are not sufficiently numerous to exterminate them over a large area of infestation. There are many instances where the saving of a crop appears to be entirely the work of birds.
Relentless pest control crews hunt rats in London underground stations after sighting them. Special rat catchers are dispatched when any rodent is observed, drawn by the grease on the rails.
North Divide Ralph Spearrow injured his foot last week. Aurora residents Mr and Mrs Anton Strotman and Mrs Fred Seeger from Sidney spent days with their parents nearby. Julia Ernest visited Sid ney relatives with Mrs Wm Menken. J A Chean family and Martha Frerichs joined Sidney business visit. C M Kinton and Ruth shopped in Sidney. Lawrence Ernest and wife and Joe Reel visited mother. A heavy rain Monday night improved fall seeding conditions. The Denninger boy uses crutches after six weeks in bed. The Carrow family from Denver checked land interests locally and saw Julia Ernest in Sidney. Neyer family attended a Catholic mission in Sidney.
The week’s steady rain slowed threshing while fall wheat is emerging well. Visitors and locals are listed: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Englert and Miss Olive Warren visited Sidney Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dodrill and family of Lodge Pole were there. Mrs. A Fenske, children, and Mrs. Booth drove to Sidney. J C Miles of the South Divide sold wheat in Sunol. Albert Fenske’s new radio noted. John Webb handled business in Sidney. Potter Howard plans to leave for California this week. the Howards, both pharmacists, are mentioned.
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