Local residents and visitors frequent Sidney gatherings
A roundup of Sidney area social visits and business trips features the Murdock and Devier families in Lodge Pole and Dalton, J J Crawford and E S Mickle in Kimball county, Greenlees and Thompson in Sterling, and several Sidney residents traveling to Lincoln, Chicago, and Denver. Notable events include Rotary talks in Paris and Alli ance plans, plus a public sale arranged by C D Crosby near Lorenzo and new Pontiac Oakland models at Jacobson & Nispel in Brewer's Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs Jacobson & Nispel
Pontiac
Oakland
Brewer’s
Sidney Social Notes Highlight Local Gracious Visits
Attorney and Mrs W K Hodgkin travel to Denver for a few days. Judge Joseph Oberfeld hosts Joseph Kunor and family from Venango for Sunday dinner. Ed Sullivan, Union Pacific conductor, visits Sidney for courtesy work. Simon Fishman from Tribune, Kansas, visits Leon and Sam Fine families and old friends. formerly Cheyenne County treasurer. Families from Omaha and Dalton guests and locals visit, with throat operations for Earl and Eugene at the University Hospital. Carl Olson arranges cattle shipments from Wyoming foothills. Olson & Sons purchase 400 head for local finishing. Roy Liggett leaves for Fort Collins to see the Colorado Aggies football exhibition. Mrs Carl Brauer and children relocate from Potter to Sidney as Mr Brauer improves from nervous trouble in Hastings. H R Brown of the Kearney Daily Hub visits Sidney expressing approval of local conditions and Kiwanis work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Fishman
Tribune
Kan
Sidney
Leon
Sam Fine
Mr. Fishman
Cheyenne County
Regis College Wrestling Coach Breaks Neck in Exhibition Bout
Regis College of Denver wrestling instructor Frank Farrell sustains a broken neck during an exhibition match with student Maurice Goldstein at a school gym rally. Doctors expect recovery. Also noted is a bazaar and turkey dinner at the M. E. church on November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Farrell
Regis College of Denver
Maurice Goldstein
Kensington Hallowe'en Dance and Local Society Events
Frances Willard Kensington meets Friday at Mrs W J Shoemaker's home. St Martha's Guild hosts Hallowe'en dance with bazaar at Hardy hall. Card party at St Patrick's auditorium yielded 500 and bridge. Quill Club held Hallowe'en party at high school with dainty lunch. P B C club at Ada Gerard's home with bridge. Grace McIntosh and Richard Chaney won high scores. Country club bridge night: Grace McIntosh top lady, Leon Fine top gentleman. R P Kepler and L T Poole second. Lunch served. ODT club hosted by Mrs W K Hodgkin at Country club. Katherine Doran of Lusk, Wyo, a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martha’s Guild
Hardy Hall
Quill Club
Hallowe'en
Ada Gerard
Charlotte Goodale
Richard Chaney
Country Club
Social round of bridge and dinners hosted by Bargers and Phelps
Dr and Mrs A Barger hosted a seven o'clock dinner on Wednesday in compliment to Mr and Mrs A E Phelps. Five tables of bridge yielded prizes for ladies and gentlemen with Phelps and Doran among awardees. Hammond hosted a one o'clock luncheon at the Union Pacific Hotel before an afternoon of bridge at Mrs Hammond’s home. A turkey dinner and annual bazaar were announced for November 10 at the M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Barger
A. E. Phelps
Bridge
W. W. Jordan
Mrs Phelps
Katherine Doran
Hammond
B C. Grabill
Country Club
F. A Barger
Jessie Pippen
Prentlemen
E. L. Uptegrove
A S Hardy
Phelps
M. E. Church
Oil Industry Competition Drives Land Leases and Prices
The article explains the fierce competition in U S oil, where land leasing and drilling decisions hinge on nearby prospects. It notes farmers often profit more from leases than companies, and that U S gasoline is among the cheapest globally at about 20.6 cents per gallon in 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Mexico
Fairy humming bird of Cuba named world’s smallest
A Cuban fairy humming bird measuring two and a fourth inches long is described as the smallest bird in existence, highlighting its tiny size and unique stature among avians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Telegraph Want Ad Urges Disposal of Items
A brief slogan invites readers to use Telegraph Want Ads for disposing of unwanted items. The note markets the classified service as a quick, convenient method for clearing household possessions. Potential buyers are implied through the ad’s call to action.
Poison cure ad touts killing rattlesnakes as investment
The Telegraph prints an ad claiming that obtaining two ounces of poison used in curing snake bites requires killing two hundred diamondback rattlesnakes, presenting it as an investment in good appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Murdock
Lodge Pole
James Devier
Dalton
A. B Pierre
Dean J. J. Crawford
Kimball County
E.S. Mickle
Fort Collins, Colo
Albert Greenlee
Greenlees’, Inc
Lincoln
Julius Twist
Mr. Fricke
North of Dalton
Wm. Winders
C. E. Borgquist
Lewellen
Walter Hardy
Chicago
L. D. Willey
Extension Agents of
the State
A. K. Greenlee
A D. Greenlee
George W. Thompson
Sterling
Robert C. Geeting
Motion Picture Theatre
Chappell
W. V. Peters
Mary Ellen Orebaugh
Rotary Club
Paris
Alliance
Alliance Rotary Club
F. Liebendorfer
Jean
Edward
North Platte
W. J. Braham
J. C. Schulenburg
Calif
Sidney Eastern Star Chapter
Kimball
Kimball Eastern Star Chapter
J. H Wendte
Osceola
Nebr
Bellwood
Crosby
Lorenzo
Kincaid Place
Denver
Aco Star
Cal
Col
Greenlees
W K Hodgkin
Joseph Kunor
Venango
Joseph Oberfelder
Ed Sullivan
Union Pacific
Guy Ferry
T. E. Hawkins
Scottsbluff and
Gering
Glen Wilkins
Omaha
Earl
Eugene
University Hospital
Myr
Carl Baker
Ruby
Wayne
Nebraska
Grand Island
Mable Baker
Carl Olson
Wyoming Foothills
Olson
Olson & Sons
Roy Liggett
J. B Byars Company
Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado Aggies
Aggies
Roy
Carl Brauer
Potter
Brauer
Hastings
Mr Brauer
H. R. Brown
Kearney
Brown
Kiwanis Club
TM Waaraouaott Society
Hanan
Frances Willard Kensington
W. J. Shoemaker
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
A E Phelps
ODT Club
F A _ Barger
Lusk
Wyo
Jonathan
de Mt. Cross
Snyder
S. H. Snyder
Sidney’s Only Tailor
Coalmont Coal
Csreenlees
Jmeeadau Sedan
America
Landan Coupe
Gabrieler
Jacobson & Nispel Brewer’s Garage
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