Postal note from Sidney Wisconsin docketing
A brief post office entry from Sidney Webr indicating a $150 amount was registered as a second class matter with filing or mailing note.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
12
A brief post office entry from Sidney Webr indicating a $150 amount was registered as a second class matter with filing or mailing note.
Mrs. Clayton Parks visits her mother and helps with threshers while Miss Earling Miller from Rock River visits her grandmother in Sidney. Mrs. M. A. Shipman travels to Central City for a short vacation with relatives. Mia George Weikun welcomed a son born August 15, mother and child doing well. Commissioner J. Ts. Reel of Dalton visits Sidney for business and friends. Chariton Bentley visits Denver to watch the Roosters in the tournament and catch up with friends. A. D. Swanson of Ong, Nebraska visits Sidney for wheat crop interests and owns Cheyenne County land. Raymond Rogers and Earl Corey return from a Yellowstone trip. J. G. Lowe attends Roosters’ opening win over Denver. Miss Dorothy Preston of Lyons visits Gertrude Iverson and will teach near Potter this year. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bentley and sons visit Denver to see tournament games. Mrs. Frank Haiston visits Haiston family. Mr. Inniston expected this week. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Remillard of Chappell visit Sidney. Remillard formerly led local telephone. Freytag returns from Omaha on Trans Mississippi Grain Co. business.
Mr and Mrs W Glen Bell announce the birth of a daughter on August 29. Both mother and baby are doing well and the family cherishes the new arrival as a cheerful addition to their home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hade and child Renn are back after a week in Colorado and Wyoming summer resorts. They report a delightful stay in the mountains. They returned Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Martin Dimery and their daughter return from several weeks traveling in Lincoln Omaha and Minnesota cities. They report an enjoyable time but are glad to be back home among their Sidney friends. Mr Dimery adds his business is confident and going well.
Mrs B J Bates and daughters Doris and Ruby, and Nellie of Lodge Pole visited Sidney friends Wednesday. J A Bentley returned from Denver after seeing the Boosters play Denver's Best and Rapid City. Warren LaSalle of Chappell visited his mother Mrs H B LaSalle. she runs McVicker Millinery. David Ells Albert Green went to Medicine Bow Wyoming to homestead with Hugh Slawson. Editha and Florence Sixto Schuyler arrived to ready for the new school week.
G Witters of Lincoln Nebraska, connected with the Legal News Printing Company, traveled to Sidney Wednesday to visit friends and attend to business matters.
Friends list a two week itinerary through Omaha Chicago Fort Wayne Indianapolis and Cincinnati with a return via Washington Baltimore Oklahoma and Denver. J Hellwig leaves for Denver to be with son Maynard Roach undergoing operation for a knee injury. Mr and Mrs G M Wise return from a week visiting Lincoln Peoria and Milwaukee for business and relatives.
Miss Lena Randall a professional nurse from San Francisco arrived Wednesday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs W A Navinger of the North Side and other relatives She plans to return to California after a short vacation and visit in Sidney
Mr and Mrs Frank Zalesky and family return from a pleasant auto tour through eastern state areas and western Nangas visiting relatives and friends. Mr Zalesky reports a fine stay noting visits in Kearney Wayne and Lincoln Nebraska and Hanover and Washington KaA.
Th R Crider, manager of the Avery Branch, returned Sunday from a trip to Pearix AL for a salesmen convention of the Avery Companys and also visited Milwaukee for the business. The new Avery six cylinder truck will appear on the local market this fall.
Ernest W Moehnert leaves Potter State Bank to join American Bank. He is highly recommended by former employer Wooten president of Potter State Bank. The Potter State Bank has been sold by Wooten.
Prof Cecil North of Columbus Ohio visited Sidney the past week. An alumnus of Sidney High School he was among its early graduates now a psychology professor at Ohio State University in Columbus. He stayed with Mrs Margaret Martin and family during the visit.
Miss Mabel Fulton resigns from her post at the Americans' bank and will serve the bank the remainder of the week for Denver. Miss Esther Divine of this city will take her place.
Mr and Mrs A Wallick and Mr and Mrs Arlo Shepherd plan a winter in California. Harold Ells traveled to Denver for knee treatment after a recent visit there. Leonard Barber of Tama Iowa passed through Sidney en route to Portland Oregon, greeted by local residents. Secretary F T Whitelock praised Denver’s team at Broadway Park and noted the Boosters' strong fielding. D R Jones returned from Cheyenne Wells Colorado where he began seeding and reported good prospects.
Mr and Mrs Guy T Ludi of Wahoo relocate to Sidney for a fresh start. Mr Ludi will join the Ford Motor Company, work as a musician in the Sidney band and orchestra, and is a brother of Mrs C A Corye. Miss Mayme White returns from St Louis ready to assume the Central School principalship.
Mrs. Swan Dedrick reports a pleasant week with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Walter F Davis of Laramie Wyoming. She says Mr and Mrs Davis and their young daughter are well and happy.
Mrs S J Wilnes is enjoying a six weeks visit among relatives and one other family member joins later. The visit highlights family gatherings and local social activities during the stay.
The newest photography breakthrough, X Ray moving pictures, lets viewing every body movement on screen. Hearts, muscles, joints, and organs can be watched for hours, aiding medicine and surgery with potential new cures. Animals have been filmed. humans soon will be, revealing body secrets to physicians.
The Banks of Sidney will be closed on Monday September 6 for Labor Day as announced by the Sidney Clearing House Association.
If you own an electric iron grill toaster motor or any electric appliance bring it to Parks Bros Electric Co for expert attention. Our expert likes to work so lets keep him busy. Parks Bros Elec Co.
Tuesday demand was dull with 6,500 cattle sold and prices mostly steady. Fat beef, yearling and feeder quotes edged up with choic ewes and lambs improving. hogs slipped modestly as bulk traded around 14.40 to 14.75 while top bacon hogs reached about 15.85.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court orders Jennie E Nilson and other interested parties to appear September 28 1920 at 10 a m to show cause why her final settlement and distribution of J A Nilson estate should not be granted. Notice to be published in Telegraph weekly for three weeks prior to hearing.
An advertisement in The Telegraph promotes Chickering pianos, uprights and grands via F. O. Burgess at the rear of Betts Jewelry Store, and Conklin medium priced fountain pens at Rexall Store. It notes Bis algal or home Sidnet Lumake co as appealing.
A local ad lists a special Saturday sale on box chocolates at Rexall Store and promotes the Elite Millinery at U S A Theatre Building. It also advertises Marinello Scalp Treatment, a Brunswick Phonograph with 4 spring motor selling for 250 dollars with 50 dollars cash down and monthly payments, and notes F C Burgess at Betts Jewelry rear location selling related items.
The piece argues that trusted merchants advertise in the paper to show their goods are current and not shop worn. It asserts readers are safe patronizing these advertisers because the merchants have faith in their own offerings and rely on it to drive sales.
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