Sunol School Opens With New Teachers and Visits
Sunol residents report a cooler spell as school opens with enrollment of SG and several awaiting arrival. Miss Norton arrives from Elgin to teach, with Miss Beecher from Beatrice back in her post, and classroom assignments set. Teachers gather at a Sidney meeting. Sunol families host visiting relatives and community workers push a gravel project on the northern hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rogers
Emil Englert
Henry Pavlat
Allington
Edward Walters
Emil Bloom
Cora Norton
Elgin
Mary Beecher
Beatrice
Webb
Miss Beecher
Miss Boggs
Miss Norton
A. J. Withers
Ole Withers
Lodge Pale
L. EB. Allington
Fred Wallace
Roy Bennett
Lisco
Bert Allington
Sunol
Local notes highlight community travel and farming activity
South Sund John Bahr and son Henrys depart for Loveland Colorado. Echoo begins September 1 with Miss Helen McDaniel as teacher. Various families, threshing, threshers, and grocery trips are noted along with daily mail route update and multiple visits to relatives in nearby towns.
Local Social in Sidney and Nearby Area
Sextorp Mr and Mrs Harvey Fisher and daughter were business callers in Sidney Saturday. Mrs Dan Duncan shopped in Sidney Saturday forenoon. Mrs Chris Crowell called at the Pete Nelson home Monday. Mrs and Mrs Charles Fisher were business callers in Potter Monday. Mrs Henry Kragel visiting daughter Mrs Richard Braner south of Sidney. Mrs Henry Moench and daughter called at Pete Nelson home Saturday afternoon. Ayla Fisher was a business caller in Sidney Saturday. Alice Nelson returned home from Sidney Sunday. School started in district 13 Monday with Mrs Gertrude Nelson teacher. Several of Art Schubarths children listed as sick this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Fisher
Sidney
Dan Duncan
Chris Crowell
Pete Nelson
Charles Fisher
Potter
Henry Kragel
Richard Braner
Henry Moench
Ayla Fisher
Alice Nelson
District 13
Gertrude Nelson
Art Schubarth
Meadow Lawn Items Chronicle
Meadow Lawn notes list social visits and chores. Miss Josephine Walsh spent Saturday with Miss Emma Morrow. Mrs W B Schlins and Mrs C H Lindquist and daughter Evelyn visited the R R Boree Cecil James threshes wheat for James Sullivan. Miss Mabel Sicfer at Mike Jillson home. Mrs Ed Walsh and Dennis and Josephine visited Sidney shoppers. Mrs R H Miller and children called on Miss Rose McNulty. Mrs Frank Weigand and children visited Mrs R R Force. Mr and Mrs J W Eckerts returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Walsh
Emma Morrow
W. B. Schlins
C. H. Lindquist
Evelyn
R R. Boree
Cecil James
James Sullivan
Mabel Sicfer
Mike Jillson
Ed Walsh
Dennis
Josephine
Sidney
R. H. Miller
Rose McNulty
Local social notes from Aurora and surrounding areas
Mrs Cecil James returns home after a month in Aurora Nebraska visits Ed Walsh and R H Miller homes are noted. Josephine Walsh starts at Sidney academy. Gertrude Fullerton and Esther Anderson teach in Dalton area schools. Summa Morrow and Lyle Wilson enter Meadow Lawn and Dalton schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Nebr
Cecil James
Ed Walsh
Julia
Josephine
Agnes
R. H. Miller
Gilbert Ackles
Elmer Mayer
Josephine Walsh
Ernest Myers
Mike Jillson
Stark
Sidney
Ed Morrow
Summa Morrow
Lyle Wilson
Dalton
Potter School Opens With Noted Faculty And Activities
Potter School starts the week listing staff including superintendent James F. Callahan and high school teachers Mrs J F Callahan Charles H Place and Miss Jessie Whittemyer Miss Jessie Blair of Bushnell teaches 7th and 7th grades Miss Minnie Detwiler of Angora teaches 7th and 6th grades Miss Alice Read of Belgrade teaches 3rd and 4th grades Mrs John Quein of Potter teaches primary. Other items note Mrs Gertrude Nelson’s return from Boulder Colo Rev Alfred Murless preached at services Miss Irene Paviat to teach in Cash iwan Nebr Rev O Braunschweig returned from Lutheran Synod at Juniata Nebr Walter Brady and Byron Paviat returned from Des Moines Ia Morn ten Potter women joined Royal Neighbor lodge Ten from Sidney drill team assisted. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Homer Fisher. Miss Mildred Jacobson left for Lincoln to visit Miss Gertrude Aron before studies at university. Mrs K Hansen and Miss Tina Peterson came from Dannebrog Nebr Friday. Mr and Mrs Adam Gunderson host two daughters Mrs Myrtle who teaches in Colorado and Mrs Guy Shoemaker of Jaramie Wyo. Mrs Harold Curry returns from visit with parents at Wathill Nebr. Mrs George Erlywine and two children from Tekema Nebr visiting Potter. Mrs Erlywine was formerly Miss Ida Gunderson. N S Miller went to Burlington Colo on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Callahan
J. F. Callahan
Charles H. Place
Jessie Whittemyer
Jessie, Blair
Bushnell
Minnie Detwiler
Angora
Alice Read
Belgrade
John Quein
Potter
Gertrude Nelson
Boulder
Colo
Alfred Murless
Irene Paviat
Cashiwan
Nebr
O. Braunschweig
Lutheran Synod
Nebraska
Juniata
Walter Brady
Byron Paviat
Citizens Military Training
Des Moines
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Sidney
Homer Fisher
Mildred Jacobson
Lincoln
Gertrude Aron
University
K. Hansen
Tina Peterson
Dannebrog
Peter Hansen
Longmont
Adam Gunderson
Myrtle
Colorado
Guy Shoemaker
Jaramie
Wyo
Harold Curry
Wathill
George Erlywine
Tekema
Mother's Busy Day Highlights Household Duties
A rural feature praising mothers for juggling school mornings housework clothing and canning while urging sympathy for their strain. The piece notes a man observing his wife’s day to illustrate effort and ends with a local wedding report: Miss Ethel Tinnaberry wed Ansell B. Clayburn on August 1 in Bridgeport where both taught in local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Tinnaberry
Morrill County
Ansell B. Clayburn
Peru State Normal
Bidgeport
Bridgeport
Motors And Their Care
Three main trouble spots cause starting problems ignition system carburetion system and mechanical components. If the engine runs then stops the ignition system is likely at fault. If power fades then carburetion is the probable cause. Mechanical issues cover many parts from rear axle to transmission and engine components. Worn brake lining can cause the rear band to stand away from the drum.
Valve maintenance and lubrication guidance
Leaks at valve seats indicate poor combustion and need regrinding. Use a heat resistant lubricant and stop leaks with ordinary paste stove blackening on thread plugs. A cap is essential when driving in an open car to protect eyes from wind.
Oil Slick Clutch Impairs Power Transmission
The statement explains that excess oil on the clutch lowers friction, causing reduced efficiency in transmitting power. It highlights how lubrication negatively affects clutch grip and overall performance.
New Way to Make Grape Juice After Prohibition
Instructions describe a simple method to make grape juice from ten pounds of grapes with one cup water, heating until pulp separates, pressing, adding sugar, and sealing bottles with wax. It notes ten pounds yields about a gallon and warns about possible adulteration.
Trim a Little Girl Hat With Rosette Craft
A guide from the agricultural college at Lincoln describes trimming a small girl’s silk hat with a rosette. Make a crinoline circle 2% to 3 inches, cover with silk, add a double bias silk strip sewn in pleats from edge to center, finish at center, and tack to underside. Include a pretty ribbon and involve the child for pride-filled wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural College
Lincoln
Screen Presents New Hero and Heroine at U S A Theatre
Richard Barthelmess and May McAvoy star in The Enchanted Cottage showing at the U S A Theatre. Barthelmess is a world war veteran in shabby makeup while McAvoy is a homely governess whose romance blossoms as they glimpse a beauty that only their dream sequence reveals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Barthelmess
May McAvoy
Age and Size of Cockerels Determine Caponizing Time
The United States Department of Agriculture notes caponizing should occur when cockerels weigh 14 4 to 2 1/2 pounds or are 2 to 4 months old. Smaller birds limit working space while older than 6 months raise bleeding risk as testicles and arteries are well developed. Capon demand peaks from Christmas through March, with about 10 months needed to raise and finish. Hatch chicks early to be ready for June to August caponizing, the peak period for the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
United States Department of Agriculture
Where Are Yours The Dollars In Our Town
A town focused inquiry notes how dollars circulated locally stay within the community and benefit neighbors, while money sent outside circulates to others not of the town. It asks readers to consider where their dollars go and who benefits from their spending decisions.
Player piano offered for sale near Sidney at bargain price
A fine high grade player piano is offered near Sidney at a sacrifice price. Must sell quickly. Price terms and details provided by writing to the Denver Music Co. Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Denver Music Co
Denver, Colo
State Banks See Five Million Deposit Gain and Higher Reserves
State banks gained five and a half million dollars in deposits over the last three months and now hold reserves 544 percent above required levels. Bills payable and rediscounts fell by 1,129,205.51, per the August 1 bank call report from State Bank Commissioner E C Knudson. Nebraskan citizens are praised for supporting this strong showing during harvest season for corn and small grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Knudson
Nebraskan
Economy Paint Mills price cut on paint bill
Local advertisement from Geneva Nebraska offers a reduction from 1 to 3 cents to 3 cents per gallon on paint purchases. Readers are invited to write for a price list and free paint book promising savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Nebraska
Telegraph Advertisement Encourages Readers to Launder
An old advertisement in The Telegraph encourages readers to “Send it to the laundry” as a simple call to action. The line reflects period advertising language and practical household habit.
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South Sund
John Bahr
Henrys
Loveland
Colo. Echoo
Helen McDaniel
Violet Phelps
D. B. Phelps
George McCracken
Lodge Pole
T. A.bonser
James Vacik
George Louderback
Peterson and
B. N. Roth
Todd Gentry
Osborn
H. R. Holmes
Miles Home
Walter Proctor
Sextorp
Phelps Studio
The
Liberty State Bank
Livoni & Son
Sidney, Nebr
Firestone
Slayter Auto Company
Sidney, Nebraska
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