Mrs W R Weir Visits Slater Nebraska Relatives
Mrs W R Weir took her niece Miss Daisy Ham to Slater Missouri in the early part of the week to visit relatives and friends. Slater was Mrs Weirs home before moving to Nebraska.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
9
Mrs W R Weir took her niece Miss Daisy Ham to Slater Missouri in the early part of the week to visit relatives and friends. Slater was Mrs Weirs home before moving to Nebraska.
The September 1 crop condition assesses Nebraska grains with corn ranging from failure to excellent. Spring wheat yields drop to 8.5 bushels per acre, oats average 32.3, and barley at 25.7. Total wheat production reaches 55.87 million bushels, potatoes are short, alfalfa yields rise to 2.9 tons per acre, and overall hay output climbs to about 2.989 million tons. United States totals show corn near 2.884 billion bushels, oats 559 million, spring wheat 205 million, and all wheat 920 million.
Sidney residents share courtly visits and threshing chores as Rose and Kremer households host friends. By week’s end Ben Wagner, Norman Howe, and others drop by, while Miss Velma Rose returns home from work and Sunday School attendance remains strong. Local travel includes autos to Sidney and visits to Langley, Scheer, and Ashville relatives.
Representatives of capital and labor joined about 300 guests at Mrs Henry P Davison s country home in Lo cust Valley to discuss industrial relations and remedies for existing conditions Delegates from 82 community councils of national defense attended indicating broad public participation The conference was organized under the defense council and echoed President Wilson s recent invitation for a cross sectional meeting.
Mrs. C P Jones and family visit her brother B E Montgomery in Dalton area. Editor of the Dalton Delegate reportedly plans to quit Dalton soon. W C Montgomery sold Cheyenne County land west of Gurley for $30 to $135 per acre. F Hansen of Fremont, visiting Sidney on loan business. Foy family from Dalton attended golden wedding in Scribner. Chas G Peterson, formerly of Sidney now in Oakland, passing east en route to Omaha. J H Wiker back from eastern travels preferring Cheyenne County. F O Burgess considering opening a business in Sidney. wife and daughters in Lincoln awaiting location. Mrs Hattie Jones visiting Montgomery family. Ruth Montgomery to Hebron high school. Mathilda Brauer and Hattie Krieser return from Estes Park to visit Lincoln relatives. Fred Hayworth and Iowa clan purchase Glen VanGorder home and plan local business. Sidney Public Schools music director to conduct vocal program.
Instrumental music lessons will be held in room No. 1 of the Central School building as classes form. Enroute home from a California tour, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ahiman and daughter visited his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Art Ahlman. Joe Wahler and F. D. Wooldridge arrived from Flint, Michigan with two new Buicks, a six day trip. Mrs. F. D. Wooldridge and son joined at Omaha and returned home.
Used 10 20 Titan Tractor overhauled and in good shape for sale. Price right. Cheyenne County Lumber Co.
Trespassers are notified they will be prosecuted if found on the premises. Stock loose on the same property will be taken up and held for damages. ELBERT and HENRY KREINBRING.
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