Local and Personal News Mentions
A stream of brief notes lists residents and visitors in town. Names include W. B. Rubell H A Martin from Dalton Olga Weicson Potter Fred Reetz from Potter Archie Johnson Dalton territory Walter Proctor moving Spin Calton precinct to Malcolm, Ned Grant Brady and wife party from Potter shopped. Mrs Jalla Scanion returned from Brady after 16 weeks with relatives. A Maley from Cedar Rapids. Joseph Oberfaider left for eastern Nebraska to resume Chautauqua work. Mrs J A Nicholson of Council Bluffs expected soon. Mrs Gus Edens and Margaret Edens visited from Urley. Mrs Frank Whitelock joined her band in Denver. Frank Hruza Potter. Robert McGee from Lorenzo. Bran Stines Potter. Frank x Rilen Gurley. Otto Christian Lodgepole viewed Sidney. Jason Lobb west of Dalton. Paul Martin in Denver on business. L F E Metzker from Potter. Mrs Libby and Mrs Persinger Lodgepole. John Eddy Lodgepole. August Matthes Altoona. Malcolm Anderson Wahoo en route to Wheatland. Mrs Dan Root from Laramie visiting. Dr Miller from Superior. Clarence Perry Carl Ledbetter attended American Legion convention in York. Mrs F L Whitelock Los Angeles visiting Frank. Mrs C L Mann and baby Charlotte visiting McMichaels North Platte.
Graybills Prep for Westward Journey and Surgery
Mr and Mrs Graybill left by auto for Kansas and then California to be. Mr Graybill worked for Virgil Marsh as his watch maker. Mrs Fred Albaugh submitted on meady to an operation for appendicitis at Taylor sanitarium. Dr Taylor operated. She is improving rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Graybill
Kansas
California
Graybill
Virgil Marsh
Fred Albaugh
Meaday
Taylor Sanitarium
Jensen Family Visitation in Bannett Home Scene
Mr and Mrs Jensen and their children from Omaha visit Mrs Bannett and her husband in Chappell area. Mr Jensen works on a light plant project in the Chappell territory, staying with Dr and Mrs Bannett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen
Omaha
Mrs. Jensen
Mrs. Bannett
Mr. Jensen
Chappell Territory
Weeden Heads to National Funeral Directors Convention
W R Weeden left Tuesday for Menvor to attend the national convention of funeral directors. He says he misses no opportunity to keep abreast of his profession. Virgil Maresh returned Sunday from Hayden Colorado where he conducted a jewelry sale. Hayden lies beyond the Moffatt road near the center of things.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Weeden
Menvor
National Convention ‘of Funeral‘ Directors
Virgil Maresh
Hayden
Colorado
Kimball Woman Seeks Re election As Pops Superintendent
Miss Rachael McElroy of Kimball is in the city on Monday for personal reasons and is seeking another term as the pops superintendent of Kimball county. Truline Brent and family of Shelby visited over Sunday with George Messing and family. They left Monday for Wyoming and Colorado to visit relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael McElroy
Kimball
Miss McEllroy
Kimball ‘County
Truline Brent
Shelby
Wmebranka
George Messing
Wyoming
Colorado
Local families note moves and visits across states
Miss Helen McDaniel and her mother returned home from Cheyenne after an appendix operation and are recovering. Mrs. Jack Topolski and daughter Jean arrived in Oakland where Mr. Topolski works, with plans to return if needed. George Gibson family remain in California after motoring there previously. Legion Auxiliary delegates Mrs. LaVelle and Mrs. Golding attended York convention, with LaVelle returning and Golding staying. Andrew Ladine family from the north divide visited. Clara keeps a sling for a broken elbow from a saddle incident. Kinley McIntosh rejoined Notre Dame University after a summer with home folks, recalling several motoring trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McDaniel
Cheyenne Last Sun
M@Hely
Jack Topolski
Jean
Oakland
California
Mr. Topolski
Andrew Ladine
Clara
Edna
North Divide
Kinley
McIntosh
Notre Dame University
Auxiliary of the American Legion Meeting Notice
The auxiliary unit will meet at the library club rooms next Tuesday evening September 26 with important business and delegate reports to the state convention. Helen Ledbetter, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiery of the American Legion
Johnsons visit Eikner home in Sidney Nebraska
In the Eikner home Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Johnson of Holdredge Nebraska are welcomed guests in the home of their daughter Mrs. W. T. Eikner. They have visited Colorado points during the interval since their last visit and will stay with Mrs. Eikner during the doctor’s absence. During several visits here they are making a circle of acquaintances in Sidney.
Bake Sale Notice At Sidney Meat and Provision Store
Catholic ladies announce a bake sale at Sidney Meat and Provision Company on Saturday October 7 at 2 30 p m. Organizers listed include Mrs J L McIntosh Mrs R E Roche Mrs C Semerad and Miss Maggie Peetz with Dr M EK Pettibone noted. Proceeds support community efforts at local offices and stove treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Meat and Provision Company
J. L. McIntosh
R. E. Roche
C. Semerad
Maggie Peetz
Lincoln visitors and travels noted in local column
Mr and Mrs John Banley of Lincoln visited here with sons Clarence and Walter by motor. Miss Josephine Phillips of Superior spent a week in the home of her sister Mrs Elmer Grabill. Mr and Mrs A L Birdwell left for Denver with Mrs Birdwell sister Miss Dorothy Thompson to attend school. Raymond Maley shows strong interest in Coe College Cedar Rapids having returned two weeks ago for the opening. Mrs Chet Miller was called to Rawlins Wyoming for her ailing father and cannot return yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Banley
Lincoln
Clarence
Walter
Mise Josephine Phillips
Superior
Nebraska
Elmer Grabill
A. L. Birdwell
Denver
Mrs. Birdwell
Miss Dorothy Thompson
Raymond Maley
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Chet Miller
Rawlins
Wyoming
Portland man travels to Omaha on Jones estate business
W. W. Jordan from Portland Oregon arrived in Omaha Monday to handle matters related to the late B A Jones estate and returned Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Jordan
Portland
Oregon
B. A. Jones
Omaha
Funeral Transfer of Minnie Schyfemah Body
Transfer was made Sunday night of the body of Minnie Schyfemah of Scottsbluff who died in Los Angeles California September 13. The funeral took place in Scottsbluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Schyfemah
Scottsbluff
Los Angeles
Caliofrnia
Scottabluff
Mathewson Visits Sidney for Cheyenne Baby Return
J. H. Mathewson of Brownson traveled to Sidney on Thursday and then left for Cheyenne to bring home his motherless babe. The aunt who had cared for the child is too ill to continue looking after it, underscoring a cycle of troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Mathewson
Brownson
Sidney
Birdwell Family Heads to San Diego for Stay
Mr and Mrs J H Birdwell and their family left last week for San Diego California to remain until March. They own a home there and have traveled there three times by auto along as many routes. Thursday a farewell party hosted by Mrs C W Hornaday for Mrs Fred Dresser marked the move to her new home in Galt California. Thirty five ladies attended a Kensington style luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Birdwell
San Diego
California
J. H
C W. Hornaday
Fred Dresser
Galt
Kensington
Lodgepole Visitors Attend Show In Sidney
Mrs B J Bates Misa Ruby Bates Mrs W H Goettache and Mrs I L Callison were a group from Lodgepole who rode the noon train to Sidney. They spent the afternoon shopping and visiting friends, then attended the evening showing of the picture Smilin Through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Bates
Misa Ruby Bates
W. H. Goettache
I. L. Callison
Sidney
Alaska agriculture shows self sufficiency through stations
An 1897 survey led to five Alaska experiment stations at Sitka Ramport Kodiak Fairbanks and Matanuska. They introduced hardy grains vegetables fruits and ornamentals improving local food supply. Strawberries and potatoes at Sitka show strong hybrid yields and new seedling potatoes test ongoing. Work supports better trade and self sustaining agriculture for Alaska’s population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Insular Stations
States Relations Service
Alaska
United States Department of Agriculture
Sitka
Ramport
Kodiak
Fairbanks
Matanuska
Skagway
No Flirting in Korea Ends in Silence and Shame
A fragment discusses gender norms in Korea, noting that flirting is taboo among Keres girls and describing extreme social pressure for an unmarried woman. The text implies severe shame and mentions self harm as a consequence of perceived dishonor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Infallible Weather Signa Remain Folklore Note
Weather signs described include a red sourice with lowering clouds signaling rain. A fog moving away before noon suggests clearing. A deep sky signifies fair weather. A growing whiteness in the air hints at settled weather, while gray lowering in the horizon signals rain.
Dr M E B Pet lbene Bentiet Offip
A partial OCR reads a personal name list with scattered initials and place-like fragments. No coherent event or role is clear. The readable items resemble names and titles rather than a complete notice or report.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nebr
Guy V. Doran
H. A. Martin
Dalton
Olga Weicson
Potter
Fred Reetx
North Potter
Ceun
Archie Johnson
Dalton Territtory
Walter Proctor
Calton Precinct
Malcolm, Ned
Grant Brady
Potter T
Jalla Scanion
Brady
A. Maley
Joseph Oberfaider
Chautauqua
J. A. Nicholson
Wuffs, Iowa
Gus Edens
Jesse Edens
Margaret Edens
Urley
Charlie Roth
Frank Whitelock
Bma
Frank Hruza
Robert McGee
Lorenzo
Bran Stines
Frenk x. Rilen
Gurley
Otto Christian
Jason Lobb
Paul Martin
L. FE. Metzker
John Eddy
Lodgepole
Court House
August Matthes
Altooma
Malcolm Anderson
Wahoo
Wheatland
Wyo
Dan Root
Laramie
Mrs
M. A. Shipman
Dr. Miller
Superior, Nebraska
Clarence Perry
Carl Ledbetter
The
American Legion
York
F. L. Whitelock
Frank
George Gibson
G. A. LaVelle
Claud Golding
American Legion Auxiliary
Rusley
John Deere
Kentucky
van Brunt
Osborn
Fuller & Johnson
Helen Ledbetter
Eikner
Bake Sale
M. EK
CARA
Dr. M. EB. Pet
Bentiet
Shere Peery
Emergency Delivery Service
Sidney Cash Grocery
A. A. Sharp, Auctioneer
C. W. Smith
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