Convalescing Brother Sammy Plans Return Home Soon
Brother Sammy, long listed sick for seven weeks, is rapidly convalescing and expects to be about soon. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bentley traveled to Burlington Colorado on Friday October 245 to handle extensive land interests. After their honeymoon, Mrs. Una Weaner of Sterling joined her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Marty Teweil in Sidney for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy
Jack Bentley
Burington
Colo
Bentley
Una Weaner
Sterling Cole
Inlaw
Marty Teweil
Will
Sidney
Mrs Harrington Moves to North Platte This Week
Mrs Frank Harrington moved to North Platte the first of this week joining her husband who had been working for the railroad company in North Platte for the past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harrington
North Platte
Harrington
Harve Jensen Faces Recovery After Operation
Harve Jensen, lineman for Nebraska Telephone Co., recuperates after a surgical removal of tonsils. His brother Ed Jensen of McCook was summoned to his bedside on Monday. Bertha Kelley, longtime American Bank employee since July, leaves for Omaha this Sunday. Robert Oberfelder and companions visit the Oberfelder ranch near Lodge Pole on sunny Sunday. Farmers' Union store reopens after remodeling with expanded shelves and new lines of dry goods, shoes, groceries and staples from manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Jensen
Nebraska Telephone Co
Ed Jensen
McCook
Bertha Kelley
American Bank
Omaha
Farmers' Union
Family trip through Sidney to Ovid ends with visit
Mr and Mrs Chet Hall and their children from Peets Colorado traveled via Sidney last Monday returning to Ovid Colorado for a pleasant visit. They paused for lunch and shopping. In Alliance, Royal Arch degrees in masonry were taken by Herman Schroeder Leon Fine F G Griffith F E F M Wooldridge and F D Wooldridge with Leslie Neubauer accompanying to ensure safe arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet Hall
Peets
Colo
Sidney
Ovid
Herman Schroeder
Leon Fine
F. G Griffith
Fef. M. ‘Wooldridge
F. D Wooldridge
Alliance
Leslie Neubauer
Heeding the Call of the Metropolis Ta
Johnson spent several days in Denver returning home Wednesday morning. Their time in Denver was busily spent with business shopping and theatre engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolis
Johnnson
Severn Faye
Denver
Local Man Suffers Severe Rib Fracture in Auto Crash
J. F. Nau of eleven miles northeast of Sidney was injured in a Wednesday automobile accident, sustaining a severe rib fracture. His wife accompanied him to Sidney for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Nau
Sidney
Mrs Vanta Visits Sidney Then Plans Move to Illinois
Mrs George Vanta in town Tuesday hosted by Mr and Mrs Co P Chambers. An early Sidney settler and ax postmistress at Old Col ton from about 1880 until the posta station closed, she will move to central Illinois. Carolyn Roth and Anna Lingwall left for Fort Collins to visit Roth's sister Mrs Jack Benedict, recently ill. Mrs Benedict’s recovery has been uncertain since a hospital admission. Afr and Mrs Pulver plan a Halloween house warming for a large group of Sidney friends exploring their unique invitations. Rehearsals for the opera Tinafore are underway for a November Woods Woman Club presentation with Mrs Burgess directing and local performers practicing diligently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Vanta
Co. P. Chambers
Vanta
Sidney
Old Colton
Nebraska
Illinois
Carolyn Roth
Anna Lingwall
Fort Collins
Miss Roth
Jack Benedict
Afr
Woman’ Club
Burgess
Grandpa Cook Celebrates 83rd Birthday in Falls City
Falls City Nebr resident Allen Cook known as Grandpa Cook turns 83 on October 18. His daughter in law Mrs Carrie Cook sends him a one year Telegraph subscription as a birthday remembrance. He enjoys reading the local paper and friends wish him many happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Cook
Falls City
Nebr
Telegraph
Carrie Cook
Cook
Grandpa Cook
Sidney
The Imagist Poet and The Critte Exchange
The Imagist Poet is described as the latest child of my fancy in a playful critique. The Critte adds a quip suggesting it could have been worse, humorously noting beer twins in the imagined offspring.
Britain braces for coal strike amid looming industrial clash
Premier Lloyd George warned the nation of a possible calamity as 1,000,000 British coal miners prepare to halt work. Government measures are in place, rail and transport factions weigh support, and iron and steel plants face closure while U S ships avoid disruption. Parliament opens Tuesday with talks ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roudon
Lloyd Gadge
Derbyshire
Nottingham
National Organization of Railway Men
Federation of Transport Workers
Federation
Willimeet
Associated Society of ‘L@dmotive Engineers and Firements imeeting
Leeds
Portsmouth
Yorkshire
Teeside
Tees
Sheffield
Liverpool
U. S
United States Shipping Board
Ministry of Shipping
America
United Kingdom
Miners’ Federation
Aluminum Dimes Flood Chicago
In Chicago a counterfeit ten cent aluminum dime, an exact copy of the 1920 issue, is circulating widely with experts unable to spot flaws in the engraving. The sole distinguishing feature is the coin's light weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Investigation Opens Into Haiti Marine Abuses
Washington Oct. Investigation into charges that United States marines in Haiti committed wrong doing including indiscriminate killings will begin without delay by a board of inquiry named by Secretary Daniels. Rear Admirals Mayo and Oliver and Brigadier General Pendleton will sift evidence to identify any American uniformed man involved. General Barnett, former marine corps commander, recalled to testify as Burnett ordered an inquiry into alleged unlawful executions of natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Haiti
Daniels
Boand
Mayo
Oliver
Pendleton
Marine
Barnett
Marine Corps
San Francisco
Burnett
Russell
Wild Night in Londonderry Fights Spark Chaos on Carlisle Road
In Londonderry bands of youths clashed on Carlisle Road with running gunfire sending pedestrians fleeing. Soldiers arrived to clear the streets as the disorder persisted. In Mulligan county West Meath police say Magistrate Moore and Magistrate Hyde were seized by Sinn Fein volunteers while en route to petty sessions at Castle Pollard, their whereabouts unknown after a search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loddonderry
Ireland
Carlisle Road
Dublin
Mulligan County
West Meath
Moore
Hyde
Castle Pollard
Sinn Fenners
Loot shop of $50,000 furs in Chicago heist
London Fur company at 556 East Forty-seventh street was robbed after burglars unlocked the front door. Five o'clock wake up revealed sealskins, mink capes, and silver fox pelts worth about $50,000 missing. Isaac Butler, co proprietor, and the home linked alarm were involved as the burglary occurred before five PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
London Fur Company
East Forty-seventh Street
Isaac Butler
Butchers Granted Five Dollar Weekly Pay Increase
Five thousand unionized butchers of Local 546 in Chicago were granted a five dollar per week pay rise after a conference between their representatives and officers of the Master Butchers' Association. The increase takes effect November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Amalgamated
Agent Cutters and Butchers’ Union
High School Frolic Honors Scotts Bluff Victory
High school held a post games frolic Friday night October 22 in the school gymnasium to honor the Scotts Bluff victors. Nearly all pupils joined a large supper and program with songs, readings, violin selections, and musical numbers performed by students and a school quartet. The event surprised the defeated Scotts Bluff team, who praised the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasium
Bidney
Scotts
Bluff Brothers
Joasephine Marquis
Daisy Nickum
Anna Snyder
Miriam Oberg
Evalina Gray
Walter Brown
Margery Shipman
Rupert Campbil
Jean Swatslande
Scotts Bluff
Time and Love in Vie of Money and Kidnapping Lullaby
A reflective piece on time as a resource, noting time can equal money yet some starve when time has no value. It links a lullaby to kidnapping and questions marriage as an act for love versus financial feasibility. The piece contemplates economic strain influencing personal choices.
Where there's a will Jehre's always an heir and a few lawyers
A sharp probate note surveys a family dispute over a will revealing eager heirs and representing lawyers. The piece highlights contesting claims, potential delays, and the roles of courts and attorneys in dividing the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehre
Nebraska 1920 Election Proclamation Ad
Governor McKelvie proclaims a general election on November 2 1920 at usual Nebraska voting places for offices including President Governor Secretary of State and Attorney General plus two Railway Commissioners Regents University Judge and 100 Representatives. Also a referendum on the Primary Law and state officers. See secretary of state seal and date Lincoln Nebraska.
Notice of General Election in Cheyenne County Nebraska 1928
Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, November 2, 1928, at the usual voting places in Cheyenne County Nebraska there will be held a general election for numerous state and local offices including President and Vice President, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Auditor, Public Lands and Buildings Commissioner, State Treasurer, Attorney General, Superintendent of Public Instruction, two Railway Commissioners, State University trustee, U S Congress Sixth District, State Senator 27th District, Representative 6th District, Supreme Court Chief Justice, District Judge Thirteenth Judicial District, Clerk of the District Court, County Attorney, County Commissioner Fi rst Costalor District, County Judge, Police Judge Sidney, Justice of the Peace per precinct, two Constables per precinct, and Road Overseer per precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Samuel RB. McKelvie
Thiére
United States
Toe Ni T Ieet Mies Hyealaert
Tatsar Pessigshia
TFG
The
State University
Congress
Supreme Court
Cheyenne
Pulic
Thirteenth Judicial District
Fliat Costas Aloner
Sidney
Special values on BB items with free KLENZO soap
The window and counter displays promote special values on BB items. With any three or more articles displayed at 25c, buyers receive a free cake of KLENZO toilet soap. The offer emphasizes quantity purchases and adds a tangible premium.
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Sidney, Nebr
Mrs. Martin Dimery
Dalton, Nebr
A. T. “Jorgenson
Gothenburg, Nebr
Dollie Otten
Oakley
Dan Jewett
John Peterson
D. J. Toomy
Mr. Hodgkin
J. J. Parke
Jack Coffmar
LaSalle, Colo
Mra. EB. V. Metz
Co. W. Johnson and Son, of
Potter
W. T. Smith
Ford
King's Daughters
Morley Pearson
Marty Tewell
W. O. Campbell
Jones Furniture Co
Hardy
Charles Burkhart
W. K. Hodgkin
Grand Lodge
Hastings
Joseph Oberfelder
Bushnell
A. J. Griminger
Mr Brown
J. KB. Copley
Arriba
Alfred Shipman
Peetz, Colo
M. A. Shipman
Leonard Flo
Presbyterian: Circle
Charles Troguitz
Alls
Simon Fishman
Fishman
Frank Smith
Kimball
Ann
Radcliffe
Misa
Mrs. Smith
Geen Fig Eng
Lowes
Robert Oberfelder
Hannah Timm
Eva Thomas
Zella Hevener
Oberfelder
Lodge Pole
Lloyd George
Alfred Sao Sze
Court of St. James
Vi Kyuin
Wellington
Keo
Sze
London
Daniels ‘Poara
Jatand
Londonderry
Lincoln
Darius M. Amsberry
Tedttaiony
Whieréof
F. ‘N. ‘Slawson
Cheyenne County
Isc
Sree Fey
Rexall
Thayer’s Rexall Drug Store
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