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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1924

Page

11

Rates of Subscription for Sidney News

Rates of Subscription indicate yearly and nine month terms with postage prepaid. The notice lists rates for mailed copies and emphasizes advance payment. It appears in a historic Sidney Nebraska context as a second class matter publication with post office handling information.

Sidney, Siebr

Local Social Notes Highlight Sidney Personal News

Born to Mr and Mrs John T Han a daughter born Monday October 27. Frank Kurz family traveled across Colorado visiting relatives. William Grosze and family returned from six weeks in Missouri. Dr R F Witham improving after a bout of grippe. American Legion octet adds music to Armistice day program at U S A theatre. J B Byars store crew enjoyed ham burger fry in South Hills. Mrs George Messing and children home from two weeks in eastern Nebraska. Mrs Dan Campbell leaves for Mayo Mayo hospital Rochester for gallstone operation. George Fahy buys George Weinburg barber shop next to U S A theatre to take possession Monday. Fahy noted as Sidney’s best cosmetic artist. Mr and Mrs D I Jensen visit W J Perry in Cedar City Utah on way home from Kearney. Girls Friendly society meets with sewing for Christmas dolls. Howard Kennedy attends Byars convention in Denver and arranges spring purchases. Franklin Hornaday to sing at Armistice day program. Ladies from Sidney and Sunol surprise Mrs C F Buckles with luncheon. Light shower followed by west wind may signal weather change as fall remains pleasant. George Messing jokes with Sheriff and Col Bob Oberfelder about car left in same spot on two Sundays. Mike Hartington cancels Sidney speech due to campaigning fatigue. C D Green informed from Omaha. Regret voiced for not hearing one of the state’s able speakers.

Plate glaze for windshields and sedan doors installed

A Hahler Garage installation reports plate glaze applied to windshields and sedan doors. The note indicates improvements in glass protection and durability for local vehicles. No further details on models or dates are provided.

Hahler Garage

Boy Hurt When Horse Rears On Stand Pipe Hill

Howard Maley, son of Mr and Mrs Oren Maley, suffered internal injuries after his horse reared and fell on him while playing with friends on Stand Pipe Hill. Dr Roche reports his condition improving after icing. Also reported: Cheyenne County receives 1137.12 from defunct First National Bank of Sidney as 28 percent final dividend. bank owed 2970.33 with 1133.12 unpaid. Bank bondsmen secured balance. Fort Morgan article notes Gehrig narrowly escapes a car train near Yuma. Mr and Mrs Matt Treinen host relatives for Mr and Mrs Jake Nellen of Bitter Creek. Attendees listed. Catholic Ladies fall bazaar scheduled November 19 and 20 with big supper and booths.

Howard Oren Maley Stand Pipe Hill Roche J. M. Nelson Cheyenne County First National Bank of Sidney Mr. Nelson Sidney

Ex Service Men to Get Free Armistice Day Dinner

The American Legion Auxiliary in Sidney will provide a free canteen dinner for all ex service men on Armistice Day as part of routine observances. The group also announced a venue move to the Odd Fellows hall after December and a date shift to the first Tuesday when sessions begin, due to changes in dues from one to one and a quarter dollars.

American Legion Auxiliary of Sidney Odd Fellows Hall

Methodist Kearney District Meeting at Sidney

The Kearney district gathering of Methodist pastors met in Sidney Tuesday and Wednesday October 28 and 29. Dr Oliver Kevye led sessions with guests from Nebraska Wesleyan University and international speakers, highlighting evangelism, Christian education and western church work. Local hospitality and meals were praised as the meeting yielded a strong sense of fellowship and shared mission for the district.

Sidney Corad Kimball Oliver Kevye Kearney Fintel Scottsbluff May Sidney M. E. Church Embree Minatare C. C. Thibodeau Sterling J. Eldridge Julesburg

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Guy V. Doran THE Amierican Press Association John T. Hanson Frank Kurz Colorado William Grosze Missouri R. F. Witham Jagrippe American Legion J. B. Byars South Hills George Messing Nebraska Points Dan Campbell Rochester Minn Mayo Brothers Hospital George Fahy George Weinburg Mr. Fahy D. I. Jensen W. J. Perry Cedar City Utah Girls Friendly Society Howard Kennedy J. Byars Denver Byars Clarry Wingerson Franklin Hornaday Sidney and Sunol Bob Oberfelder George Bob Mike Hartington C. D. Green Omaha Harrington Omaha Bee Fort Morgan Colo William BE. Gehrig John Gehrig Burlington Yuma Gehrig Matt Treinen Jake Nellen Bitter Creek Wyo Nick Treinen John Treinen Bertha Nelson Chas. B. Mathews Joln Livoni Scanlon Maggie Peetz J. B. Ruttner Methodist I. B. Schreckengast Nebraska Wesleyan University Raub Will Fowell India Crowell Home Blair C. W. Iglehart Yokohama Japan E. Brown Sheridan West West Lands American Sidney Meat Bernice Clarkson Kilpatrick’s of Miss Clarkson
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