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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1933
Page
2
An independent newspaper issued every Friday from 932 Tenth Avenue Sidney Nebraska. It serves the City of Sidney Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska with local news and community interests.
A columnist challenges inflation arguments and argues for real cash over credit. She notes commodity price rises, compares U S and England, criticizes monetary cures, and questions Roosevelt lending while urging immediate consumer purchasing power.
Grand Prairie residents hosted and visited across the week with neighbors from Sidney Herdon Lodge Pole and California. Guests included Mrs Lester Elkinton Mrs Chas Hornaday Mrs Oviatt and others while many called at the J H Gell home and attended a Farmers Union meeting at Liberty school house Friday evening. A Halloween program drew a good turnout at Grand Prairie school house district 17.
Sunday and Monday evenings saw numerous visits among Ray Tre main home and nearby families. Mrs Dan Rupert stayed at L P Houge home in Sidney while the Houges were away, and guests included Mrs Nels Johnson Mrs W T Sharman and Miss Gladys Johnson with Mons Johnson and Mrs Leslie Johnson.
Mrs. Pete Newon reports a weekend visit by Mr. and Mrs. Billy Smith and sons at Pete Nelson's. Attendees at the Gossin sale note good prices on most items. H B Fisher visits August Meilke and preaches at the corner. Neighbors travel to Lawrence Forks for cattle, to Blair and Norborne for winter plans. Community activities include a Potter movie, farm allotment work, a small Farmers Union turnout, and various calls to Crowell and Frei residences.
East Dalton notes a busy week with visits among Christensen, Harms, Baker and Rathman families. Community members attended dinners, Sunday gatherings, and a surprise party for Mr Devier plus home completion celebration. Numerous relatives and friends shared bridge games and meals at various homes.
Mr Spiker called at the Otto Rad datz home Monday. Emmett Robertson was a Sunday.
Dinner guests with the Meier and Bolton families spent the weekend in Denver. Club met October 19 with all members present and one visitor, plus music and a luncheon. Various residents visited, shopped, attended parties, or were absent from school, noting birthdays, initiations, and neighborhood errands across Sterling, Peetz, Sunol, and Julesburg areas.
Sunol News summarizes a week of local activity with railroad bridge crew in Sunol, cattle deliveries by George and Ernest Whitefoot, and visits by Emil Englert, Ed Walters, and others. Several residents travel for business in Chugwater, Sidney, Lincoln, Scottsbluff, and Cheyenne. A teacher convention prompts early school dismissal. multiple locals attend events and visits across nearby towns including Broadwater and Montana. Some cattle sales at Wyoming Hereford Ranch report offerings over $1000.
Mr and Mrs Marsh and family and Mrs Maurice Welson were guests for dinner Sunday at the E M Nelson home. Numerous local visitors including Keith family, Kenyon Agares of Grover Colorado, and the Nelsons shared time with regional relatives. Several neighbors attended events, traveled to Chicago, and joined families at homes along the north divide and Breaks area.
Social visits filled the week as families from Potter and Sidney exchanged calls. Mrs J W Bertramson and Mrs H A Lockhart shared time, while Mr and Mrs Carl Larson hosted guests and threshing was completed by Harry Lockhart for the Larsons. Miss Irma Nelson, a Sidney high school student, visited her parents E M Nelson.
Mrs. Pear visits Otto Kurz home with several companions including Mrs. Sparks Mrs. Parkert and Mrs. Kutz on Tuesday afternoon Miss Helen Riggs attends school in district 77 Friday Lowell Wolverton attends the event season continues with incomplete report of attendance.
Football game at Scottsbluff Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Kurz and son and other relatives attended a birthday gathering for Mrs. J. A. Sparks Friday night. Various visits followed, including Alfred Seimers and Ed Lipke stopping by Paul Sparks home and a trip to Sidney by Paul Sparks.
Meet your friends at the Halleyween dance in the auditorium on Tuesday October 31. Don t sell your eggs until you have seen Zwickl.
Entry from Sidney Nebraska lists Western Se Coast Company with W Smith as resident manager at Roche Building, Roche Building address noted.
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