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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1924
Page
13
Geo A Ernst Kimball runs as the Democratic Progressive candidate for the Nebraska 95th District seat. The campaign highlights his qualifications and aims to win support across local communities in the district.
A letter from Mrs. Clara C. Clayton of Lincoln endorses Mr. George A. Ernst for re election to the legislature. She cites support for the Law Enforcement bill H R 451 and credits Ernst with moral welfare advocacy. The document includes personal notes from local residents and mentions farming activity and community work in western Nebraska.
Alfred Jorgensen visits from the fore part of the week as Miss Amelia Aden of Gothenburg visits Miss Christine Flessner. Numerous neighbors travel, host, and entertain including Jorgensen, Welton, Frerichs, Heinzman, and Mayer families with trips to Sidney and Bridgeport, harvest tasks, threshing meals, and a new baby born October 21 brightening the home.
Neighbors and friends hosted a farewell at the Wilson home for Mr. and Mrs W P Wilson and son Live and Vera Shinker as they prepare to move Wednesday to Wisconsin. Charlie and Walter will remain on the farm until spring. Golf was the day’s amusement. others visited E L Weeds and Arthur Dirks families while J M Kreader remains ill.
South Colton notes show the Bravers threshing last week with A A Wilt serving as engineer on the steamer. Conrad Messing visited Wendtes Thursday evening. Cecil Whittaker hauled straw from J H Wendte s. Clarence Deaver was absent from school last Friday to help haul wheat to the elevator. Charles and Heine Koester, M J...
A Presbyterian bazaar and food sale is planned at the former Byars building on Saturday November 22. Proceeds will support church programs and community outreach.
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