Rates of Subscription at Sidney Telegraph
The Sidney Telegraph lists subscription rates of one year postage paid 150, six months postage paid 75, and single copies 5 cents. The paper notes advance payment and that publication is mailed at Sidney Nebraska as second class matter. Foreign advertising representative is The American Pro Press Association.
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Sidney, Nebdr
Foreign “Advertism Representative
THE
American Pro Press Association
Sunday Socials and School Start in District 17
Grand Prairie families visited friends and relatives including Will Robbins, the Windsheimers, Beebes, and Johnsons. School began in District 17 with Miss Churchill of Geneva as teacher. Activities included a circus trip, wheat hauling, and local shopping and calls at several homes.
Bunker Hill People Travel to Sidney and Nearby Towns
Local residents including Mr and Mrs Theo Borcher and Edwin Aurich autoed to Sidney on Wednesday evening. Families such as the Borchers, Schmidt, Weikum, Hopple, and Bales visited or traveled to Sidney and Gurley with many attending social events and shopping. Children began a new school year at the Academy. Several outings to Chappell, Gurley, and Rap Spiker's end the week.
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Theo. Borcher
Sidney
Edwin Aurich
Wm. Borcher
Carl Schmidt
John Borcher
Glen Bales
Theiman
Laura
Walter Hopple
George Weikum
Harold
Sutton
Nebraska
Henry Schmidt
Hattie Eversman
Annie Spheridan
Jack Simson
Familly
Curt Scotts
Gurley
B. Troutman
Chappell
John Engel
Wm. Rohde
Esther Borcher
Rap Spiker
Fam‘ly
Kenneth
Frank Beyer
Academy
Theo Borcher
Walter. Hopple
Nme
Maple Grove Social Notes From Local Families
Maple Grove locals track gatherings and work shifts as Mrs Will Johnson and children and Mrs O N Johnson visit Nels Johnson. The Sharman family cooks for Andrew Johnson's threshers while Frank, Emma Barth and Ray Miles call on Ed Miles. Holter youth attend a Sidney show. Ed Miles drills for Wels Johnson. neighboring pairs share meals at Nels Johnson. Olson threshes for J C Jorgenson. Andrew Johnson and Mr Chaney visit W T Sharman. Anton Grandquist family and Leslie Roe with a friend noted.
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Will Johnson
O. N. Johnson
Nels
Johnson
W. T. Sharman
Andrew Johnson
Frank
Emma Barth
Ray Miles
Miss Signor
Ed Miles
Holter
Sidney
Wels Johnson
Oes
Thor Rasmussen
Nels Johnson
John. Olson
J. C. Jorgenson
Mr. Chaney
Anton Grandquist
Leslie Roe
Local Farm Residents and Visitors Across Counties
Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Glen Roe at John Olson s. Mr and Mrs F A Johnson and family spent last Thursday in Sidney. Mr and Mrs Wait from Albion Neb purchased J K Child ers firm and moved there last Monday. Mrs Wait teaches in District No 2. Mr and Mrs J O ElMott and family plan to leave the country. destination unknown. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Isaac Olson and Mrs Swan Mattson from Osceola. Mattsons formerly owned the Godwin place. she hasn t seen much change in years. Will Johnson called at For Miles Monday. M H Landrigan and Andrew Johnson drove to Sidney Monday afternoon. Mrs Will Johnson and Mrs C N Johnson cleaned the school house Thursday afternoon.
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Albert Frelcba
Will Robbins
Martin
Dalton
A. G. Weaver
Walter Hernbloom
Johnson Bros
Henry Beebe
Verniel
Windsheimer
Weyerts
Miss Churchill
Geneva
Fred Windsheimer
Sidney
Weaver
Albert Frerichs
Ernest Wickards
Sundl
Will Frerichs
Colton
Frank Heinzman
Henry Orthman
Johnson and Beebe
Walter Robbins
Holm
Lillie
Frank Lundgren
Claus Dykman
Fred Windesheimer
Lodgepole
Glen Roe
John Olson
F. A Johnson
Wait
Albion
Nebraska
J. K. Childers
J. O. ElMott
Isaac Olson
Swan Mattson
Osceola
Nels Johnson's
Oowceola
Will Johnson
M. H. Landrigan
Andrew Johnson
C. N. Johnson
Miss Esther Devine Leaves for Two Year South American Post
Miss Esther Devine departs Sunday evening for Los Angeles to begin a long voyage to South America. She will join a large English shipping firm as stenographer, staying two years before possible return to the States. She travels with friends and promises an account of the journey to loved ones here.
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Esther Devine
Los Angeles
South America
Two unique displays draw attention in Cheyenne Co. windows
Sidney shop windows featured two standout scenes last week with a baseball game displayed in the Cheyenne Trading Co. window and a school supply display at West's, drawing local interest despite apologies.
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Sidney
Cheyenne Trading Co
West
Tourist dies en route east from Lodgepole
A tourist identified as Charles 8 Deputy from Mount Carmel Illinois died Monday at Lodgepole while traveling east. His family had been to Riverton Wyoming. The wife accompanied the body on the train and the son drove the car.
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Lodgepole
Charles 8
Mount Carmel
Ilinois
Riverton
Wryoming
Vacation Girl Miss Jo Dendinger Returns From Hardin Montana
Miss Jo Dendinger visited her family in Hardin Montana over the weekend enjoying many outings to picturesque points and receiving ample attention.
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Jo Dendinger
Hardin
Montana
Dinner Party at Gurley Hosts' Home
Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Gus Edens in Gurley a pleasant dinner party gathered relatives and friends. Sidney guests included the families of Jack Benettict C L Short Chas Roth John Schewrman and Mrs Bess Edens and her daughter Marguerite who had just returned from a vacation in the east. Cards followed the dinner with keen enjoyment.
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Gus Edens
Gurley
Sidney
Jack Benettict
C. L. Short
Chas, Roth
John Schewrman
Bess Edens
Broadwater
Marguerite
Sidney Junior Boosters Rally Past Peetz 5-2
Sidney Junior Boosters defeated Peetz 5 to 2 with strengthened lineup. Hornby pitched for Sidney and held Peetz scoreless until the fourth inning when a wild throw allowed a run. A second tally came in the fifth after a sharp hit to left field. Thurber pitched for Peetz.
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Peets
Hornby
Sidney
Peetz
Thurber
Longmont Visitors Return Home After Pleasant Week
Longmont Citizens Mr and Mrs R D Deveine left Monday for their home in Longmont Colorado after a pleasant week with their daughter and her husband Dr and Mrs Snell They also enjoyed time with their brother R I Devine and niece Miss Esther Devine.
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R. D. Deveine
Longmont
Colorado
Mrs. Snell
R. I. Devine
Esther Devine
Selling Bathing Suit Described as Daring Design
A Bathing suit exchange features a witty dialogue about style and figures. The seller notes the suit is lovely while the buyer agrees it is daring, concluding a woman must have the perfect figure to wear it, then agrees to purchase.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Value of Indiscretions in Diplomacy
Commentary on diplomatic indiscretions noting they can reveal not speaking for the nation or administration. The piece argues such statements have cumulative value by clarifying who represents official policy and highlighting distinct service in exposing divergent views.
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Harvey
Indiscretion by Admiral Sims Spurs American Insight
The Springfield Union notes that while Sims’ slip is problematic, it may reveal deeper currents in American opinion. The piece argues that Navy and War Department restraints are not absolute and that a single lapse can loosen barriers, producing unexpected but valuable public reflections.
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Admiral Sims
Navy
War Departments
Springfield Union
American Price Wins Bid in Australia Electrical Contract
The Nation’s Business notes American bidding influenced Australian electrical equipment tenders. British bids dominated but the full installation price of $2 720 000 exceeded an American bid of $1 516 000. The American firm’s bid was accepted, with the equipment to be supplied by that company.
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Australia
Walter H. Page
England
It Takes Courage and Self Control to Win
A compact verse emphasizes courage, self control, and grim determination as essential traits for reaching goals. It frames perseverance as the 필요한 discipline needed to overcome challenges and achieve victory.
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha 1921
Liberal run of cattle and sheep at Union Stock Yards Omaha, prices steady to strong. Yearlings top near 10.25, beef cattle across quality ranges, hogs up to 9.35 for light weights, 5,800 hogs and 37,000 lambs received with steady to strong demand. Sheep and lambs show robust appetite, fat lambs at 6.50 to 8.00, feeder lambs 5.50 to 6.50, breeding and feeder ewes noted.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Religious services listed for several churches and pastors
Catholic church schedules Mass at 730 and 930 with rosary and benediction at 730. Daily mass at 700. Christ Episcopal Church offers Holy Communion and morning services, church school at 1000, morning prayer and sermon. Lutheran Trinity English and Grace Church invite public to Bible school at 1000 and evening worship at 800. Pastors Rev Anton Line Rev Henry Ives Rev W T Kahse.
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Anton Line
Christ Episcopal Church
Henry Ives
Grace Church
Guriey
W. T Kahse
Church Services and Mission Festival at Potter Lutheran
Woyerts Neb German services next Sunday at 8 PM with Rev Borgmeier preaching. Congregation celebrates annual mission festival on September 18 with speakers Hey Schnetz from Cheyenne and Rev Bremwer from Big Springs. Services at 10 AM and 2:30 PM. Pastor W F Peters.
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ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Borgmeier
Hey. Schnetz
Cheyenne
W. Bremwer
Big Springs
W. F. Peters
Trinity Lutheran Gurley Sermon and Sunday Service Schedule
Gurley churches Trinity Lutheran led by Pastor Borgmeier and Presbyterian church announce Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m Reverend Samuel Light will preach and present lessons from a thirty days trip in nature at the pulpit. service details and pastors listed.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Gurley
Eg. L. Borgmeier
Samuel Light
Methodist Church Proclaims Friendly Greeting Services
The Church of the Friendly Greeting invites all to Sunday school at 10 2 a m. and 1 a m. sermon Turning Back. Epworth League meets at 7 p m led by William Dresser. Evening talk on The Ministry addresses preacher life with open forum. Lodgepole youth guests hosted. dinner served. choir practice Thursday at 7 p m. Pastor T Porter Bennett.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
William Dresser
Young Peoples
Lodgepole
Wolfe
T. Porter Bennett
Church Officials Elected for Year at Local Congregation
The church named CG E Nelson as superintendent and Robert Robertson as assistant superintendent. Jessie Fulton is secretary and assistant secretary, Leota Crosby treasurer, Leota Crosby pianist, and Jessie Fulton assistant pianist. The Sunday school flags a good year under Mr. W C Sheets. The official board meets at Mr Blackman’s home next Tuesday at 8 pm to elect the new board and close current affairs.
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CG. E. Nelson
Robert Robertson
Jessie Fulton
Leota Crosby
Thelma Crosby
W. C. Sheets
Blackman
T. Porter Bennett
Anderson and Snyder Wed in Nebraska Service
Carl Oscar Anderson of Kirk Nebraska and Mildred Clara Snyder of Harrisburg were married on September 3 by Reverend Snyder. Misses Clara and Beatrice Snyder served as witnesses.
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Carl Oscar Anderson
Kirk
Nebraska
Mildred Clara Snyder
Harrisburg
Snyder
Clara
Beatrice Snyder
Marriage of Yates and Martin in 1921
Benjamin Yates and Pauline Martin were married by the county judge on September 1 1921 with Roy Chambers and Miss Myrtle Lancaster as witnesses.
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Benjamin Yates
Pauline Martin
Roy Chambers
Myrtle Lancaster
Sellers and Ellis Tie The Knot In Wyoming Parsonage
Robert L. Sellers of Cheyenne Wyoming and Miss Rose H. Ellis of Newcastle Wyoming were married at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage by Rev. T Porter Bennett. Ada Watson served as bridesmaid and Floyd L Watson was groomsman. The ring ceremony was used. Sellers is a familiar figure in Sidney.
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Robert L. Sellers
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Rose H. Ellis
Newcastle
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
T. Porter Bennett
Ada Watson
Floyd L. Watson
Mr. Sellers
Sidney
Ada L Straight Weds William P F Dresser at Methodist
Ada L Straight daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Straight married William P F Dresser son of Mr and Mrs Fred Dresser last Thursday September 1 at the Methodist Episcopal church. Rev T Porter Bennett performed the ring ceremony with L T Elkinton as best man and Mrs L Pf Elkinton assisting the bride. The couple is well and favorably known here.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Ada L. Straight
Henry Straight
William PF. Dresser
Fred Dresser
Our City
T. Porter Bennett
L. T. Elkinton
Welfare Worker Miss Maxine Biebesheimer Visits City
Lincoln child welfare worker Miss Maxine Biebesheimer spends several days in the city reviewing cases and visiting children who may show improved conditions under her department. County superintendent Miss McFadden cooperates with her in the effort.
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Maxine Biebesheimer
Lincoln
Miss McFadden
John Hines Dies at Woolsey Ranch in September
John Hines died at the Woolsey ranch about seven in the morning on Friday, September 2. He had been sick and...
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John Hines
Woolsey Ranch
Lorenzo Methodist Church Sunday Services and Prayerful Appeal
The Lorenzo Methodist Church announces 2 30 p m Sunday school followed by a pastor's sermon. The notice urges community attendance and representation from every family, noting officers elected last Sunday.
Starting Signals in Sprint Etiquette
A Boston Transcript quote notes that pro sprinters start at a pistol report while the rest of us begin our sprint when a motor horn sounds, illustrating differences in cueing and pace initiation.
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Boston Transcript
New Dresses and Hats at Quality Shop
Advertisement notes new dresses and hats at the Quality Shop near Seetisbluff Creamery with reasonable prices. Metz Millinery offers dress and semi dress hats with a Fork Taxi contact at 161 for delivery or pickup.
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Metz
Unidentified Milwaukee Man Buried at County Expense
A 35 year old man, found in poor health since the previous Wednesday, died of acute gastritis per Dr Readlund and Dr Larsen. Held in a Sidney parlor awaiting relatives in Milwaukee. No relatives located by Thursday, burial ordered by county commissioners at county expense. W. O. Campbell handled the case.
Frances Willard Union September Meeting at Witters Home
Frances Willard Union met at Mrs N E Witters for the September gathering. A goodly attendance despite heat. A Frances Willard life story was read by Mrs Rudd. An ice cream social on the lawns of Mrs Rudd and Mrs Goodwin was planned. Honorary members and husbands were invited. Lunch by Mrs Witters and Mrs Dyke. Next meeting scheduled for the first Friday in October with place to be announced.
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Frances Willard
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