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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1930
Page
10
A collection of small single line notices includes a lost child description with a Monday afternoon detail and multiple no hunting or trespassing warnings across Sidney area properties. Also listed are land sale items, landowner names, and upcoming church events including a fried chicken dinner and a father and son banquet.
Mrs. Maritta Cline of Des Moines Iowa credits Konjola with ending years of stomach trouble and sleepless nights. She says the remedy restored her appetite and eliminated pains after other treatments failed. Konjola contains no alcohol or heart-depressing drugs and is sold in Sidney Nebraska and by major druggists in the region.
Teagle Mr and Mrs Arthur Woods of Arnsid revisiting at the Paul Ingwerson home. Mrs Dave Hume and children and Mrs Millard Queen visited with Mrs Mark Hefer of Lodge Pole Thursday. Boward Neff and children called at the P J Ingwerson home. Harold Wilkins and Lavern Queer attended the ball game at Lodge Pole Friday afternoon. Mrs Otto Rahe visited Thursday with her mother Mrs J J Hume. Mr and Mrs Millard Queen spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Hafer. Mr and Mrs Arthur Larsen visited relatives at Sidney Sunday evening.
Mrs Cecil Hume and Mrs Garrett Thurow and Mrs James Hume visited at the O R Rahe home. Ellie Alvord and daughter Delores were Sunday dinner guests of John Garretts. Dave and Fred Schoenemeyer called on Millard Queen. Dave Hume and children visited Harry Harris. Harvey Reed visited Lisco Saturday. Art Larsen called on Paw Ingwers. Elis Alvord visited with Mrs Garrett Thur ow. Fred Schuenemeyer bought a Chevrolet sedan in Sidney. Orval and John Hume returned from Scottsbluff. Mrs Weil Florke visited Millard Queen. Harold Wilkins overnighted in Dalton. Lavern Queen called on Bill Hyde. The dance at Krueger's Lake Sunday night was well attended.
Mr and Mrs William G Smith and son visit Ravenna to spend time with Smiths mother and other kin. Corner Sunday school members attended the Christian Endeavor meeting at Redington Sunday. Travis Nesbit and wife called on Corner Sunday school members Thursday. J H McNew Mrs J E Morrow and daughter Emma called at Pete Nelson's Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Howard Yost and
A report notes that a daughter made a call to Billy Smith and his family on Wednesday evening, indicating a brief family contact or visit in the time frame.
The infant son of Herman Schubarth is seriously ill with intestinal flu, prompting medical attention and concern from the family and local community.
A testimonial claims at age forty five the user feels ten years younger after one bottle of Kruschen Salts bought for 85 cents. They credit energy, fat loss, and a diet change with daily morning use and promote the product as essential for health, sold widely in drug stores.
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