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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
13
Farmers rush to finish corn as dry weather bites with a hint of rain hoped. Local residents and travelers share visits, fairs, and social duties from Crook to Sterling. Families attend Logan county fair. Crook band performs. several residents visit, travel, or recover from illness or surgery.
Union Stock Yards South Omaha September 20 1922 cattle run liberal 15000 head with best fat cattle at 11.00 good to prime beeves 9.90 10.40 yearlings 9.00 11.00 grass cattle and feeders quoted. hogs 8.75 9.30 and lambs active higher with fat lambs 14.00 14.38 and feeding lambs 13.00 14.00.
A Loomis feeder, H. D. Malm, marketed 19 head of very prime steers averaging 1 441 pounds at 11 05 a year to date in Omaha. It sets a yearly top, as the heaviest steers bring 11 05 for the first time in about two years.
Johnny McDonnell and family returned from Denver to thresh. Primary election clerks Mrs Simpson and Mrs Louderback aided in Precinct 21. Harvesting and fairs drew neighbors to Sterling and Crook with many visits, canning and shopping. Several families visited, travels to Denver and housekeeping plans noted amid community events.
Blanche E. Goble of Hastings sues Osborn Oil Co for $20,000 alleging gasoline was sold in a gray can instead of a red can as required and that mislabeling caused her husband George Goble to burn to death when the contents ignited at their home on April 10, 1921.
TeJOLCIND couple welcome a 9 pound baby on the 14th. Lodgepole hosts at five tables with prizes won by Mrs. C. Grisham, Nora Wolfe, and Mrs. Goettsche. Out-of-town visitors arrive for winter, church delegations depart for Omaha, homesteaders head to Medicine Bow, and a Bridges party plus local visits across Gilmer, Gurley, Ames, and Hot Springs. Jay Henning and Alta Schroll wed at Sidney and plan to live in Medicine Bow. many others travel for family and community events.
Mr Henning, a three year resident and World War sailor, marries a local teacher who has lived here most of her life and taught school two years. Community wishes accompany the couple to their new home as neighbors greet them. Sidney visitors include Mrs Goettsche, Mrs Collison, Mrs Bates and daughter Ruby, Mr and Mrs Barlow, Mrs Wolfe and daughter Nora, Mrs Fenske and daughter Clara.
Notice is hereby given that all hunting and trespassing is absolutely prohibited on lands owned and controlled by the named entity. Violations will be subject to enforcement actions and penalties under applicable laws.
The undersigned in Cheyenne county Nebraska include David Elis W E Swatzlander J C Swatzlander A B Swatzlander Mrs L C Keedick Fred Malone and Richard Krueger in a formal listing likely for a legal or local notice involving named individuals.
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