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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1923
Page
8
Prices at South Omaha ran Tuesday with over 15 000 head traded. Beef cattle and stockers showed steady to lower quotes with varied goodness levels. Lambs and sheep moved at 12 12.75 while feeders and bulls posted mixed bids, fat cattle easing by around ten cents.
Vague fragments describe buried valuables linked to Tory landowners and households during the Revolution. Mentions of New York Canada and sheriffs or generals hint at confiscation or burial of goods, with scattered references to Dante Homer and political rhetoric.
North Divide Mr and Mrs Lawrence Ernest visited relatives at Fort Morgan last week and Miss Bessie Hornby a Potterin District No 86 teacher greeted old friends at Sidney on Saturday. Merlin Hughes begins teaching in District No 11 after high praise. A fine rain aids fall seeding as families welcome a new baby son for Otto and wife. Social dance at Mr J A Choan home and various visits noted.
Monday reports from Spring Canyon note Arthur McKelvey and Milo Moore in Crook on business along with Mrs. Dave Todd's road to recovery. The eclipse drew crowds Monday afternoon and news arrived of Little Glen Simpson’s death. Funeral services were held Wednesday with burial in Christian cemetery. the community extends sympathy to the Simpsons. Nearby, Dan Beebe threshes on the divide and Eva Beebe visits. Miss Adams and Gus Sutter coordinate local events at the Sterling fair, which set attendance records.
Maple Grove residents and neighbors including Herman Andre and Henry Elsen thresh with local families gathered at the W Y Miles home. Multiple visits from Johnsons Sharman Siders and Miles kin occurred through Wednesday to Sunday with trips to Sidney for repairs and shopping in a community gathering.
Lincoln visitors Mr and Mrs Frank Hoffman and Mrs Hoffmans parents spent time here. E D Snyder from Giltner came to tend farm north of town. Smiths and Whitacres returned from Estes Park. Ed Grisham received a new Linotype. Mrs Niebaum and husband went to Fremont. Mrs Jane Twomey from Julesburg visited. Tate family from Omaha visited locally. J G Carter plans trip to San Bernardino by car. Dessa Schroll came home for weekend. Mrs Christena Zaller died after six months of cancer. funeral held at M E church. Margaret Broun and Wilma Hayes shopped in Sidney. Walter Welgers rushed to hospital for appendicitis with his mother and Dr. Benjamin. Latest reports show condition improving.
The article notes the arrival of a ninth child, a girl named Betty Jean, born at the family home on Saturday. It also mentions various local visits, births, deaths, and travel of residents including Mrs. Otto Olson's death ten miles north of town and funeral plans for her parents Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Lindberg of Broadwater.
Habler Garage installs plate glass for windshields and se dan deer fixtures. Q Oberfelder’s quitting business for good. Must vacate premises. Buy bargains now.
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