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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1925

Page

10

President Coolidge at Omaha Legion Convention

President Calvin Coolidge spoke to the American Legion and Auxiliary in Omaha on October 6. The 7,000 strong crowd filled the municipal auditorium as up to 100,000 more heard via loudspeakers across blocks. After the address, the couple rested at the Omaha club and then attended a luncheon. A downtown parade followed, led by Coolidge and reviewed opposite Central High School on the old state capitol grounds.

Vercasteklee Omaha Calvin Coolidge United States Eddrees American Legion and Legion Auxiliary Nebraska Metropolie Bell Publice Omaha Municipal Auditorium American Legion National Coolidge Coelidge American Legion Atreete Central High School Old State Capitol Land

North Divide Social Notes Highlight Farm Community

North Divide residents host guests from Sidney and Lincoln, with visits from Clyde and Ruth Kinton, Frank Goodwin and family, and many neighbors. Activities include a Farmers Union meeting, a North Sidney women’s club program, a late-night surprise party for Gene Weed, hog shipments, radio purchase, and routine calls to and from George Rippe, J M Hughes, and Elmer Hughes. Local commerce, illness, and social visits date through midweek, with Brockton area and Horbin, Nebraska connections noted.

Clyde Kinton Ruth Frank Goodwin Geo. Nettmn Homer Iaskins Willey Bert Steele Martin Arnold Horbin Nebr Henry Braash Dawson Sidney Julius Chean George Neuman Achievement Bronson Paul Sparks Ed Wolverton Lowell Clyde Sparks Edwin Chean J. M. Hughes Opal Spiker J. Sterling Baby Dr. Hart L. J. Hughes Elmer Hughes Margaret R. R. Owens Farmers Union

Antelope Divide Ladies Club Meets with Nurse Speaker

The Antelope Divide Ladies club will meet with Mrs Toe Madden Saturday afternoon October 24. Nurse Louise Murphy will be present and will speak on child hygiene and medicraft. A large crowd is expected. Local No GOS met at the M M Nelson home Friday October 9 with ex president C J Osborn and Mr Shroyer as speakers. Dewey Larson W A Nelson and J W Bertramson hauled hogs to Peetz Monday and shipped through Farmers Union Shipping Association of Peetz. Chris Nelson delayed from threshing this last week due to.

Toe Madden Louise Murphy Antelope No. Gos M. M. Nelson C. J. Osborn Mr. Shroyer Dewey Larson W. A. Nelson J. W. Bertramson Peetz Farmers Union Shipping Association of

Telephone Line Meeting Aims to Ready for Winter

The officers of the Antelope Divide Telephone company held a meeting at J. N. Madden’s home on Wednesday to ensure the telephone line is in good condition for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hadley returned Friday from Saratoga Wyoming where they spent the past week visiting relatives.

Antelope Divide Telephone Company J. N. Madden E. R. Hadley Saratoga Wyo

Bake Sale By P. E. O. Chapter At Leonard Grocery

The P. E. O. chapter will hold a bake sale at Leonard Grocery on Saturday October seventeenth, starting at 2 p.m. Proceeds support chapter activities and local projects.

Leonard Grocery

You can’t lose if you trust E. 8. Sherrerd for eyes

An advertisement extols E. 8. Sherrerd as the trusted eye specialist who will likely improve vision. It claims he has the equipment to examine eyes and grind lenses, promising good results or a refund of your money.

Sherrerd

Meadow Lawn Socials and Nearby Trips Reported

Meadow Lawn residents attended Friday evening Center church entertainment and Sunday visits. Several locals, including Miss Odette Morrow and Miss Dorothy Iverson, spent Sunday together. Travel included J. H. McNew to Bridgeport and Broken Bow trips by Mr. and Mrs. McNew. Neighborhood visitors came from Dalton and Scribner to the Morrow and Kreader homes, with multiple family gatherings noted.

Dot Connelly Gladys Morrow Meadow Lawn Center Church Jake Eckert Cecil James Pine Bluffs Odette Morrow Dorothy Iverson J. H. McNew Broken Bow McNew Sadie Scott al Morrow Hans Anderson Alex Ross Dalton Mr. Mapes Fremont Mr. Paasch Scribner Kreader

High Spots in Coolidge Speech on Tolerance and Unity

In the after war era Coolidge warns against intolerance within the United States urging acceptance of religious and racial differences. He argues freedom of conscience founded on our heritage, calls for demobilizing prejudice, and stresses building a peaceful, tolerant nation through truth, justice, charity, and shared ideals.

Dorcas Society Bake Sale At Leonard Grocery Saturday

The Dorcas society plans a bake sale at Leonard grocery this Saturday starting at 2 p.m. The item list mentions Windsticlas plates and 8 am gears installed at Habler ares.

Habler “Ares

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President Coolidge Legion Legion and Auxiliary Speaker North Divide Gene Weed J. E. Morrow Paul Mike Jillson Chris Nelson Bake Sale Santa SI David Smith Reginald Cei Dorcas Society Bassett Helen Ferguson Virginia Lee Corbin Fox News Universal Jewel Shakespeare Bewitching Evelyn Brent
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