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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
11
Market report from Union Stock Yards Omaha shows cattle sales steady with Monday, hogs selling from 8.40 to 11.16, lambs and sheep steady, quotes for various classes listed. 7,800 cattle received Tuesday, 6,700 hogs on market, 3,000 lambs arrived with prices held firm.
London Tit-Bits notes the peanut’s rising commercial value across many products. It details diverse uses from peanut batter and milks to oils, soaps, and dyes. The piece explains peanuts are legume roots, grown underground, with specialized harvesting tools.
Many strange breeding and rearing variations mark tropical American tree frogs. A South American species nests underwater in nurseries with guarded tadpoles. Another carries eggs on the back until hatching. A third develops skin pouches for eggs and young. North American tree frogs can change color and overwinter underground, then breed in spring.
North Sidney residents and families are listed visiting and hosting in local gatherings. Ray Frame family Edward Sparks Sparks J A Sparks Carl Bustoom Miss Dawson taught in district 77 with a Farmers Union event. Visitors include E B Hancock Hancock Rippe Sparks Hamer and others. a birthday for Mrs J A Sparks noted. Others transport a body to Nauvoo. potato digging and farm care mentioned.
Sidney residents shared a weekend of visits and illness news. Mr and Mrs Oscar Hatcher shopped, Mr and Mrs George Hockerson spent Sunday with Matt Hemmer, and the Mohatts welcomed a new daughter born October 19. The Hemmer and Kurz families were mentioned with illnesses, a broken arm, and multiple Sunday gatherings including Cecelia’s stay with relatives.
Potter Peter Hansen visited in Sidney on Tuesday while Rev and Mrs Slocumb and son were in Chappell on Friday. Families from Peetz and Winter Haven Florida visited Potter and Sidney locals, various social and club meetings occurred including a Masonic school, a dinner for faculty and board, a Toronto club gathering, and a birthday dinner at the Robertson home. Births, moves, and travel figures appear among many social snippets and visits through the week.
The M I C met with Mrs C L Walters on October 22 with eleven members and four visitors present. Mrs Erickson joined as a member. A motion established card parties twice monthly in district 1 community hall. John Lingwall presented an paper on Why has Japan become one of the world's powers. Hostess served lunch. Local notices include a district 136 program and box supper on October 30 with all welcome. Numerous visits and errands around Sidney and area are listed, noting cattle sale by J Killham and threshing with C A Glassburn team.
Lorenzo and Edward Meier families visit Sterling Colorado on Tuesday. Several households including Fleming, Phelps, Crosby, and Bolton share visits, dinners, and calls across Sterling and nearby towns. Rev. I F Kaub from Sidney stops by Lorenzo High School. Peter Struve returns from Iowa after two months.
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