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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1923
Page
13
A detailed roundup from Sidney region reports Mrs Ed Schneulle visiting Mrs Jessie Honnecutt, Neighbors share threshing delays and grain yields. Families from Springfield Missouri Randolph and Council Bluffs visit, with school opening in District 77 and several locals hosting guests and threshing completion notes.
Grand Prairie residents hosted and visited kin and friends from Konorado Kansas Wyett Colorado Denver and Sidney. Local dinners and social calls included A G Weaver Mons Johnson Bart Johnson James Irwin and Frank Christensen with several relatives during the week. A car accident near Sidney left a Chevrolet damaged but unharmed occupants reported. Wayne Craig joined relatives for a short stay while Earl Hoagland departed for Denver after visiting here.
Bunker Hill born to Mr and Mrs E Trautman on August 25 a son. Mr and Mrs Walter Happel motor to Sidney on Tuesday. Mrs Glen Bales, Mrs Henry Schmidt and others called at Trautman residence Wednesday. School starts with Ruby Brown and Mary Burchel in charge of lower and high grades respectively. Various locals travel to Sidney and attend threshing and family visits through the week.
South Sund resident Violet Phelps visits family in Sidney while neighbors and relatives share Saturday and Sunday calls. Rain showers, errands, and social visits fill weekend as James Vacik becomes a grandfather. Oberfelder's big sale of Stetson hats draws townwide interest.
Guy Sickles of near Redington suffered crop losses from flood and hail last week. On Sunday morning his barn, harness, car, and granary were destroyed by fire, while stock escaped to the pasture. His father G R Sickles lost a prized muskmelon crop and fine tame fruit from a severe hailstorm, valued seed from New Mexico.
Hastings Nebraska residents are invited to attend the three day state American Legion convention set for September 17 18 and 19. The plan is to keep all sessions open to the public with Governor Bryan National Vice Commander Plummer of Wyoming and M E F Head Director of the Veterans Bureau among those who will attend the encampment.
A compact notice invites readers to visit the United States for two days of travel or events on Wednesday and Thursday, promising relief from daily worries though details are sparse and unnamed organizers are cited.
Lincoln and Omaha residents can obtain American Legion reduced fare certificates at the State Headquarters for the San Francisco convention this fall. Certificates distributed through local posts. only Legion and Auxiliary members qualify. Round trip fare from Lincoln and Omaha is $3.60 with sale starting October 4 and valid through November 15. diverse travel routes and stopovers available.
A dry chip potato factory owned by John Hudson in Bayard burned after a coal fell from a stove igniting a greasy floor. The rear home location filled with smoke as flames spread. firefighters arrived quickly and extinguished the blaze, but the interior suffered heavy damage from grease.
A fine quality piano left in a public warehouse will be sold at once. No reasonable offer of price and terms refused. Write today for full information to The Knight Campbell Music Co. in Denver Colorado. Run 4446-48.
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