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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1929
Page
8
Lodge Pole and area residents travel for schooling in Lincoln Chadron and Kearney. Families visit Cheyenne Denver and Sterling for medical care fairs and entertainment. Rain limits O E S turnout while meetings resume. Local coaching and farming moves announced with several families relocating bond with community updates.
Meadow Lawn visitors included C. M. Mayer Lawrence Bowman Fred Rathbun and Ray Tompkins on Saturday. The Allen Overmans and daughter Betty plus Roy Overman joined Mrs J W Reinmuth for a Sunday birthday. Charles Waterman called at the Mayer home Monday morning and Mrs Joseph Vogler with daughters Ann and Marie visited Mrs Walsh and daughters Monday afternoon. The Misses Ella and Jessie Eckert Agnes and Julia Walsh and Alfred Davison traveled to Chadron Sunday to enroll in teacher training.
A vintage advertisement touts Squill Kill as safe for homes barns and poultry houses to rid premises of rats and mice. It cites USDA estimates of yearly rat costs and promotes Red Squill as readily taken by rats and relatively harmless to humans and domestic animals with a 50 cent retail price.
Mrs. Taylor returned home from California last Monday after a two months visit with her son. Mrs. Walter Wassum spent Thursday afternoon in Sidney. Mr. and Mrs. John Block visited in Peetz Tuesday. Art Roberts and family were Sidney callers Saturday. Ethel and Dorothy Theis spent Wednesday afternoon with Bertha Omel. Mr. and Mrs. Marek called at the Huffaker home Saturday. John and Lester Theis spent Wednesday afternoon at the Rexroth home. School started Wednesday in district No. 68 with Miss Glassburn as teacher. The Better the Best Swine club met with Dale Wise Thursday.
Mrs Bessie Rabe departed Grand Island Thursday after a six week visit with her daughters Mrs Talish and Mrs Omel. H C Schmale called on friends in Sidney Friday as part of a local social circuit.
Center News reports Just Jensen was a dinner guest at the J C Guill home on Sunday. A H Draper visited Sidney for business on Saturday. Ethel Guill and Clara Ewing met with Mr and Mrs Cresswell in Bridgeport from Wednesday through Saturday. Mrs John Rathbun and Dorothy Dean called on Mrs Guill Tuesday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Crobe and daughters returned Monday from Kansas where they visited relatives. Loretta Osborn stayed several days in Sidney visiting cousin Gwendolyn Jorgenson. Evelyn and Charles Bancroft and Clifton Berry began school in Dalton Monday. Alice and Inez Handley of Sidney spent the weekend at the J J Brown home. Mr and Mrs Leonard Freeburg of Simla called at the J C Guill home Wednesday afternoon. Dorcas Ladies Aid met in the church basement Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs E E Osborn and children spent Sunday with Mrs Olive Gineau and family.
Miss Helen Hough staying with her aunt Mrs Gineau travels to Sidney on Monday to take work at an office cleaning and handling office files and adding machine paper for sale.
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