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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1928
Page
7
Miss Virginia Carter visits in Denver while families flock to town for gatherings. Lodge Pole football suffers 24 to 0 defeat at Grant as Chappell hosts Friday. Numerous club meetings, visits to Omaha and Gurley, and portraits of community life fill a busy week with parties, housing projects, and a moving Buick brought home from Omaha.
West Sidney residents report a busy stretch with Mr. and Mrs. E L Anderson and daughter shopping in Sidney Thursday. Dr Zike of Sidney vaccinated hogs for J F Kilsham Thursday. Mr and Mrs W E Chambers visited Sidney Saturday evening. Miss Velma Glassburn and Milan Max and Dewitt Glassburn visited at the Wilbur Glassburn home Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Louie Scheer spent Friday evening at the GC A Glassburn home. Mr and Mrs E Augustine of Sidney were Sunday dinner guests at the A M Anderson home. Mrs L Scheer visited at the Wm Koehn home in Sidney Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs V A Nelson and children plus the Dewey Larsons and others hosted guests at the Mads Larson home Saturday. Andrew Anderson visited the L K Nelson home Thursday. W A Nelson and Delores called at Edson Madden's Thursday. George Whitney and daughters dined with Henry Schlefemann Sunday. J W Bertramson family spent Sunday at John Bowers. Chauncey Nelson and Hubert Herboldschimer attended a Sidney show Saturday. Mildred Nelson, home from Greeley teachers college, spent the weekend with family. A charivari honored Mr and Mrs Glen Beale Thursday. Wesley Herboldsheimer visited Virgil Nelson Saturday and Sunday. Mrs J W Bertramson and Christie called in Kimball Saturday. Mads Larson and Lina visited C T Larson Friday. Miss Benton stayed at J K Bertramson Thursday night. C T Larson and Amy Ann did a Denver business trip Wednesday returning Saturday.
South Colton residents recount a quiet week with several calls at H. J. Elsen's and visits spread through local families. Bill George sustained a sprained ankle when his horse slipped last Tuesday, while Sophie Meyers of Louisville arrived for a family visit.
The United States Department of Agriculture warns rats destroy stored corn more than in-field losses. A North Carolina survey found average damage of 5 1/4 percent to stored corn yearly, risking over seven million dollars in a single county. Rats climb and contaminate grain disrupting farms from fields to mills.
A grafter operates a temporary Denver office clipping items from country papers. He mails letters claiming a news item of great importance and asks for 25 cents for return delivery. Most readers have already seen the same item weeks earlier in their own newspaper.
The U S department of agriculture advises fall observation of beak and shank color to identify pullets that lay most intensely. Heaviest layers bleach beaks and shanks faster, guiding farmers to mark top producers for next year’s breeding flock.
Mr and Mrs W T Sharman spent Tuesday at Ed Miles home in Maple Grove. The brief social item records a neighborly call and notes Mr Sharmin in the vicinity.
Ed Miles Butcher helps as Mrs. Robert Dyke and children visit F A Johnson on Wednesday. Several families, including the Sharman and Irwin households, travel to relatives in Kenesaw and Sidney while school events and Sunday visits occur around district No. 39 west.
Leonard Walker came from Minatare Monday and stayed at Harold Spiker's. Lee Johnson called at W. T. Shar man’s Monday afternoon. Andrew Johnson called at Jim Ir win's Monday forenoon. Ear fightengale called at Frank Workman's Monday forenoon.
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