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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1926
Page
8
The Telegraph prints the annual Belle M Stout borough year book, noting its clever layout and attractive printing. Various items include executrix appointment for D J Scanlon estate, Katherine Wallees Delaware River swim with ties, Robert Oberfelder’s appendicitis in Chicago, and state fair exhibits of Cheyenne County horses.
J J Brown accepts position at Pace Harvey stable. Father of Kearney called to Sydney bedside of Father I ill with typhoid. Henn Schroeder resumes Sidney residence in charge of Union Pacific car repairs. Piecework wage talks spark tension and affect service. Violent acts by strikers and clashes with company guards reported. Tom Tishue sustains broken thumb. absent from Miss Davey’s room. Gerry T Costin wed Miss Katherine Kee September 16 at Py Island. Bride formerly taught in Sidney. groom county clerk of Bion county. Special car Bien Vivis carries remains of Paige and Mrs Paige Fair from France to San Francisco. Cheyenne county prohibitionists plan convention in Sidney September 18.
In a 341 year old note Sidney Baptists set up a Sunday school soon meeting at Maneely residence. Four printers worked a week at Sidney Telegraph office turning out publicity for the Cheyenne county fair. J F Festner of the Omaha Tribune visits, entertaining with zither. Coyotes annoy Silverthorn farmers. Nancy Hanks and James Corbett labeled popular brutes. J O Norcross becomes grocery clerk at McAleese store. BP Mclernon and Mrs McLernon attend Hackberry reunion with W P Miles and H StRainer giving addresses. Trognitz and Auckerman patent a new fibre weed source.
Forty three years ago visitors from Texas report rumors of a bloody conflict among cattlemen in Texas. Large stock owners clash with smaller ranchers and nesters over fence cutting fueling tensions. Twenty to thirty cars of cattle have been shipped out of Pine.
North Divide notes record Miss Margaret Beard driving to Sidney on Wednesday and many visits to and from local families. Sterling fair attendance, threshing help from the Lessman and Owens households, and a new baby at J A Sparks mark a busy week along with recoveries and minor illnesses.
The Helping Hand club met Thursday afternoon September 9 at Mrs. Robert Robertson's home. Members enjoyed a pleasant afternoon and planned to meet September 23 with Mrs. Ralph Harlan.
A cautious community note promotes courteous treatment of a perceived stranger who is said to offer LIFE Insurance from a HOME MAN. It warns there are many taxpaying locals selling Insurance and available for information about policies.
Mrs. A. Foster and daughters Mable Viola and Genestia returned from Lincoln where they attended the state fair and demonstrated. A. Harlan of Corneil Bluffs Iowa visited with his brothers E. G. and R. F. Harlan and others at various homes. Numerous trips to Lincoln and Sidney for fairs visits and school openings are noted among local families including Payzant Hiett Rathbun Emerson Woods and Hand families with several weekend visits and school start.
Esther Maley assists her mother Mrs Hand with threshing duties while Marvin Iliett and Carl Bolton plan a trip through Denver and the mountains at week’s end.
Meadow Lawn items note Tekamah residents, Mr and Mrs McGinish, ending at R R Bovee home. Edward Walsh to attend academy in Sidney. Morrow visits for medical foot issue and bed confinement. Sullivan and Mann families share Sunday visits with Scott and Morrow households. Petersons haul hogs to Potter and Dalton. Heimer visits J E Morrow.
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